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    The Employment Rights Bill in depth: a new era for zero-hours workers?

    21 Nov 2024

    The Employment Rights Bill introduces landmark rights for zero-hours and low-hours workers, including guaranteed hours, reasonable notice of shifts, and compensation for late changes.

    • Employment Law
    • Employment Rights Act
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    Employment Rights Bill: Government amendments progress at Lords Committee stage

    09 May 2025
    The first day of the Lords Committee stage saw a series of technical government amendments to the guaranteed hours provisions in the Employment Rights Bill.
    • Employment Law
    • Employment Rights Act
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    The Employment Rights Bill: second reading takes place in the House of Lords

    27 Mar 2025

    The Employment Rights Bill continues its legislative journey, with its second reading in the Lords having taken place on 27 March 2025.

    • Employment Law
    • Employment Rights Act
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    Employment Rights Bill: what are the implications for higher education institutions?

    02 Dec 2024

    The Employment Rights Bill proposes significant reforms to employment law, including new day-one rights for workers, limiting the use of zero hours contracts and making it more difficult to refuse flexible working requests.

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    • Higher Education
    • Employment Rights Act
    • Employment Law
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    Key employment law developments for early 2025 - care providers should act now to prepare for change

    25 Feb 2025

    Employers and social care providers will face changes to employment law, including enhanced penalties for failure to collectively consult, increased staffing costs, and the implementation of neonatal leave and pay.

    • Employment Law
    • Healthcare
    • Employment Rights Act
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    Navigating workforce resilience: employment law strategies for 2025

    25 Feb 2025

    Workplace Compass: As employers prepare for National Insurance contributions and National Minimum Wage increases to take effect in April 2025, workforce resilience has never been more critical.

    • Employment Law
    • Employment Rights Act
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