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Location:
Online, Zoom
Date: Event is on-demand
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On-demand:
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CPD Hours: 1
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1 hour verifiable CPD
Employees have the right to a consultation with their employer before being made redundant. Employers who do not provide this run the risk of action for unfair dismissal. The Employment Rights Bill is nearing the end of its journey through Parliament, watch our speaker discuss the current state of the law on redundancy consultations and how this could change.
Learning outcomes:
- Refresh your knowledge of the current law on collective redundancies.
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of the proposals for reform in this area.
- Develop your understanding of the potential impact of the Employment Rights Bill on your rights, or the rights of your clients and employees.
- Gain confidence in advising employers and employees on their rights and responsibilities throughout the redundancy process.
Speakers

Chair
Louis Fairweather
Programme
Welcome and introduction, Chair
Redundancy Consultations
- What is the current law on redundancy consultations?
- What proposals for reform are contained within the Employment Rights Bill?
- What is the new threshold test where collective redundancy consultations will be required, and what types of organisations may be affected by this?
- How are organisations currently punished for non-compliance, and how might this change under the Employment Rights Bill?
- Are these proposed changes in-line with the government’s commitment that the Employment Rights Bill should be “pro-worker and pro-business”?
- Questions and discussion.
Closing remarks, Chair
End of session
Prices (prices exclude VAT)
Member:
£44.10
New member:
£37.49
Non-member:
£50.72
Unemployed member:
free