UK employment law updates March 2024 – Sexism in the City ‘just the start’| Ruling on verbal requests for parental leave | Confusion over government guidance
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In our March 2024 legal blog the CIPD explores how the financial industry’s Sexism in the City report may point to the tip of an ‘inappropriate NDAs iceberg’. We look to the clarification provided in cases of verbal request for unpa ..read more
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UK employment law updates February 2024 – Everyone is talking about AI law| No more concessions for unwittingly employed illegal workers | Statutory Rates updates...
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In our February 2024 legal blog, the CIPD explores the people profession’s legal obligations around AI, the increased fines and risk associated with employing an illegal worker (even unwittingly) and the upcoming Statutory Rates changes for 202 ..read more
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UK employment law updates January 2024 - Change to redundancy processes | New paternity leave rights | Remote working’s 'detrimental impact on the quality of work’ | Plus, the sustainability reporting rules that need to be on your radar
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In our January 2024 legal blog the CIPD explores how significant changes to family-friendly measures coming this April will impact your workplace. We look at two tribunal cases which should be considered when assessing flexible working and discrimina ..read more
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UK Employment law updates: Changes for 2024: Increased rights to flexible working | A new statutory leave entitlements for carers | Plus a significant shift in employer's obligations to prevent sexual harassment
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In our December legal blog, the CIPD summarises what UK employment law changes are on the horizon in 2024 .  Employment Rights (Amendment, Revocation and Transitional Provision) Regulations 2023     From the start of 2024, ad ..read more
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Employment law updates: Deliveroo riders are not ’workers’| work-related stress can be a disability | Autumn Statement | Strikes Act
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CIPD looks at employment law developments in October and November 2023 for England, Scotland and Wales.  November has seen the return of a Supreme Court decision in Deliveroo vs Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain (IWGB). Riders fo ..read more
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Employment law updates: Holiday pay case law, monitoring employees’ social media, response to menopausal symptoms
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6M ago
CIPD looks at employment law developments in September and October 2023 for England, Scotland and Wales  September and October 2023 saw the conclusion of several significant cases, both the Supreme Court and tribunal services: holiday pay, soci ..read more
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Employment law updates: Pensions auto enrolment, worker protection bill and TUC action on Strikes Act
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7M ago
CIPD looks at UK employment law developments in September 2023 On 18 September, two acts received Royal Assent: Pensions (Extension of Automatic Enrolment) (No. 2) Bill  This act extends pensions automatic enrolment to younger jobholde ..read more
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Employment law updates: Retained EU Bill, redundancy protection and flexible working
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9M ago
CIPD looks at UK employment law developments in July 2023 Retained EU Bill consultation period closes  On 7 July 2023, the consultation period for the Retained EU Employment Law Bill closed. The possible sunset clause that would have revoked all ..read more
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Employment law updates: Extension of protections and paid leave for parents and carers
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On 24 May 2023, three acts extending protections for parents and carers received Royal Assent: The Neonatal Care (Leave and Pay) Act  This act allows up to 12 weeks paid leave for employed parents with a baby that is admitted to neonat ..read more
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Employment law updates: Working Time Regulations, TUPE and non-compete clauses
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As the UK Government proceeds with post-Brexit regulatory reform, it has recently some key proposals to Working Time Regulations, TUPE and non-compete clauses. The government has not given an indication of the timeframe for implementing the ..read more
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