Employment Law Update - Spring 2025

Join us to hear from our legal experts about key employment law decisions from the last six months and how these might impact your practices. We'll also cover important forthcoming legislative and Government policy developments relevant to HR. 

Recent Employment Law case updates

We will consider recent court decisions exploring issues, including:

• Non-statutory redundancy consultation (De Bank Haycocks v ADP)
• Conducting pre-termination discussions/protected conversations (Gallagher v McKinnon's Auto and Tyres Ltd)
• Managing conflicting rights in the workplace (Higgs v Farmor's School)

Practical HR strategies

For the in-person events only we will also include an insightful, practical session with our HR consultancy team on the key priorities shaping our clients’ agendas in the year ahead. In this session, we’ll share:

• Our top tips for staying ahead of your proactive duty to prevent sexual harassment under the Worker Protection Act 2023.
• Practical guidance on restructuring and redundancy planning based on the earlier case law update.
• Common pitfalls and strategic advice to ensure a smooth and legally sound approach to workforce changes.

(Note: This element will not be included in the online webinar session)

Upcoming Legislative and Policy changes

We will then share insights on key legislative and policy developments, including neonatal care leave, progress of the Employment Right Bill, and the proposed new right to switch off.

Who should attend and how to join

This workshop is suitable for HR professionals and senior managers. You can attend our face-to-face seminars across the regions or join our webinar if you prefer to attend remotely. Attendance in person provides an opportunity for networking and engaging in a Q&A discussion with our expert speakers.
 

In-person Employment Law Updates

09.30 am coffee and registration for a 10.00am - 12.00pm session with networking opportunity afterwards.

To book your place, simply click on your chosen location to go directly to its booking page.

Virtual Employment Law Update

Unable to attend in person? Join us for our webinar instead....