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In the latest episode of the More Money Podcast, David Whitten and Daniel Lublin share essential advice on advocating for yourself as an employee and ensuring you’re compensated justly. Don't miss out on this valuable, free insight from top employment lawyers! 🎧 Listen now: https://lnkd.in/g-n4gRm6 #EmploymentLaw #MoreMoneyPodcast #WhittenAndLublin #KnowYourRights #ProtectYourWealth

Ready for a coffee break? ☕ Join Colin Leckey and Lucy Lewis for our mini podcast: In House Employment Lawyers’ Coffee Break. This month’s discussion shares our thoughts on the Employment Rights Bill and the details employers need to know. 🎙️Listen now: https://okt.to/PqHprN #EmploymentRightsBill #EmploymentLaw

Our latest episode of Lawcast is the third episode in a series of four podcasts about the Employment Rights Bill.   In this episode, Nicholas Chronias, Philip Harman, and Sara Meyer discuss the Government's plans for trade union and industrial relations reform. Topics of conversation include the proposed repeal of many of the restrictions on industrial action that were introduced in 2016, as well as strengthened union rights of access to workplaces, simplification of the trade union recognition process and increased protections from detriment and dismissal for workers who participate in protected industrial action. Listen to the podcast here: https://lnkd.in/e_fBeXYC #legalpodcast #employmentlaw #employmentrightsbill

Lowenstein Employment Vice Chair Julie Werner joins the TroopHR Podcast to explore how political shifts, DEI trends, and key Supreme Court decisions are reshaping employment law, cautioning HR professionals to prepare for increased state and local activity in response to potential federal rollbacks.   Listen to the full episode: https://bit.ly/3WvoNPp Read Julie’s bio: https://lnkd.in/eu8Vf7Js #employmentlaw #employers #humanresources #workplaceinclusion #lawyers

Our latest episode of Lawcast is the first episode in a series of four podcasts about the Employment Rights Bill. In this episode, David Speakman, Stuart Craig and Sara Meyer discuss the proposals to make protection from unfair dismissal a day one right, change the trigger point for collective redundancy consultation, strengthen rights to statutory sick pay, and create a new single enforcement body for employment rights. Listen to the podcast here: https://lnkd.in/e5BKuRCi #legalpodcast #employmentlaw #employmentrightsbill

Read enough about the Employment Rights Bill for now? Then why not have a listen to our series of four podcasts about the Bill. The first one is below!

❓ Missed #TeamSPB's webinar on everything you need to know following last week's Employment Rights Bill? 💻 Available on demand here: https://ow.ly/QJAM50TNLyy 📖 Download our detailed guide: https://ow.ly/k0ps50TNvZR ➡️ Scroll below for key takeaways. #EmploymentRightsBill | #UKEmploymentLaw

There's still time to sign up 🚨📝 The impending increase in NI and minimum wage has left many companies looking at how they can effectively reduce their costs to mitigate against the financial impact. I have no doubt this will be a priority for many organizations this year. The webinar will cover two key priorities: 1️⃣ Get expert insights on the Employment Rights Bill update after the House of Commons review (due 21st January 2025) and the 25% compensation increase for mishandled redundancies. 2️⃣ Managing redundancies: Practical tips from our “Shift happens” research for effectively managing downsizing, employee redeployment, and adapting to wage and employer NI changes. Don’t miss out – secure your spot today and stay ahead of 2025’s HR challenges: https://hubs.la/Q032PlgN0

The Government describes the measures in its Employment Rights Bill as representing "the biggest upgrade in employment rights for a generation". In the first episode of our series of podcasts about the Bill, I discuss with my colleagues David Speakman and Stuart Craig some of the key proposals and their potential impact on employers. #EmploymentRightsBill #ukemplaw #HR

I enjoyed recording my first podcast discussing some of Labour's key proposals with Alan Lewis following Keir Starmer's landslide victory. It's an exciting time to be in employment law, so do give this podcast a listen and share your thoughts in a comment or by dropping me a DM. #EmploymentLaw #Podcast #UKgeneralelection