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Prior to July’s election, the Labour Party’s manifesto claimed that “Britain’s outdated employment laws are not fit for the modern economy” and that the election of a Labour Government will herald a major shift in employment law policy. In this webinar, we examine what action has been taken to back up this statement so far, and what might be coming further down the line.
Key Topics Covered
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The reforms which have been proposed already and implications for employers
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What reforms might be coming in the future
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What should employers be doing now to prepare
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HR professionals and owner managed businesses
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