August’s Breakfast Briefing – Key upcoming legislative changes for employers

Catch up with August’s Breakfast Briefing – Key upcoming legislative changes for employers

In case you missed it or would like to catch up, this month’s instalment of our breakfast briefing series took an in-depth look at several key upcoming legislative changes and what they mean for employers. Whether you’re a business owner, manager or HR professional this webinar provided practical guidance to help you navigate these important legal updates confidently.

Topics included:

  • Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs): Learn about the forthcoming changes in the law regarding NDAs and how these reforms could impact your workplace policies and practices.

  • The Employment Rights Bill: Gain clarity on the government’s proposed implementation plan and what steps your organisation should take now to prepare.

  • ‘Day One’ Unfair Dismissal Rights: Get up to date on the latest developments in employee protection and how these may alter your hiring and probationary processes.

View the slides

Catch the recording below:

 

Please look out for details of forthcoming Breakfast Briefings, which take place on the first Wednesday of the month from 08:00-08:30. If you have any questions on this Breakfast Briefing or suggestions for future briefings, then please contact Amie Trainor in the ScotEng legal team.

Tel: 0141 221 3181

Email:  [email protected]

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