Thu 18 Sep 2025

Employment Rights Bill - Update, timetable, collective consultation and trade union rights webinar

In our latest webinar, employment law specialists Innes Clark, Alan Delaney and Kenny Scott looked at the significant recent changes to the Employment Rights Bill and the timetable for its implementation.  We had a particular focus on trade union rights, which will impact all employers, not just those who recognise a trade union. Topics covered included:

  • Recent key changes to the Bill including non-disclosure agreements, fire and rehire provisions and bereavement leave
  • The implementation timetable - what is happening and when
  • Collective consultation changes
  • Trade union recognition changes

This webinar is applicable to the law of Scotland, England and Wales.

You can access the slides here.

You can register for our upcoming employment law webinars here.

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