About this webinar
11th September, 2025
9:30 am - 10:15 am
Online
In this session led by Esther Maxwell and Amy Richardson, school leaders, bursars, and HR professionals in academies and independent schools will gain a clear overview of the latest developments in employment law, along with practical insights to support confident and informed decision-making.
Topics will include:
- Key employment tribunal cases and the lessons they offer
- Recent government consultations and their implications for schools
- An update on the progress of the Employment Rights Bill
This will be a live webinar with the chance for you to ask questions and get expert advice on any employment law concerns you may have. If you wish to put your questions forward in advance, please email these to events@shma.co.uk.
Who should attend
Leaders, bursars and HR managers of academies and independent schools
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