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Join our employment law experts for clear, practical updates on key legislative changes and other important workplace issues. Our webinars are free to attend, last for approximately 50 minutes, and apply to the law of Scotland, England and Wales.

What to expect in employment law in 2027

Thursday 14 January 2027 at 11am

What to expect in employment law in 2027

As the new year begins, our employment law experts will guide you through what to expect in employment law in 2027. The impact of the Employment Rights Act will continue to be felt, and we will take you through the key changes expected. We will also look at important cases to watch out for, employment tribunal trends as well as providing our predictions for 2027.

We will discuss:-

  • What employers need to be doing following the changes to unfair dismissal law
  • Employment Rights Act - key changes expected:-
    • Fire and rehire
    • Right to guaranteed hours
    • Flexible working
    • Gender equality and menopause action plans
    • Enhanced dismissal rights for pregnant women and new mothers
  • Other changes to watch out for
  • Employment tribunal claim trends
  • Key cases
  • Our predictions for 2027

Our webinars last for approximately 50 minutes, are free to attend and are applicable to the law of Scotland, England and Wales. 

If you can't join for this live webinar please do register and we will send you a copy of the recording and the slides after the event.

REGISTER HERE

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