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What’s New in #EmploymentLaw? Find out from Mark Toth, Chief Legal and Public Affairs Officer of #ManpowerGroupNA. He’ll cover what’s new, what’s next, and more in this complimentary webinar August 24 at 11 a.m. CT. Register now: #ManpowerGroup #Webinar

What's New & What's Next in Employment Law

What's New & What's Next in Employment Law

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Interestingly, of late I have found: Changes in National Minimum Wage Rates: The UK government periodically updates the national minimum wage rates. Ensure you're up-to-date with the latest rates, as non-compliance can result in hefty fines. Amendments to Employment Contracts: Any changes in the law could necessitate amendments to your existing employment contracts. For example, changes related to remote work policy, data privacy, or employee rights and benefits might require contractual adjustments. New Discrimination and Harassment Laws: The UK has been progressively enhancing its legislation against all forms of discrimination and harassment in the workplace. Any new laws or amendments should be incorporated into your company's policies. I'd also add: Legal Proof Your Business: Don't wait for a lawsuit to find the loopholes. Be proactive, review your policies and contracts regularly. Ensure they align with the latest laws, not the ones from yesteryear. Educate Your Employees: Knowledge is power, and shared knowledge empowers everyone. Regularly inform and educate your staff about changes in employment law. Make it part of your company culture to ensure legal compliance isn't just an HR thing, it's a team thing.

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