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Employer Bulletin: April 2026

HMRC publishes the Employer Bulletin 6 times a year, giving employers and agents the latest information on topics and issues … Continue reading Employer Bulletin: April 2026 →

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New Employment Rights – February and April 2026

From 18th February 2026, upgraded employment rights will begin to take effect. These changes will be introduced gradually between 2026 … Continue reading New Employment Rights – February and April 2026 →

psimonparsons Agencies, Consultation, DBT, Employment, Employment Law, Equality, Flexible working, For business, For the employee, For the employer, Government, Holiday Pay, Maternity rights 1 Comment 16th February 202618th February 2026 1 Minute

Employment Rights Bill – Dismissal agreement reached

Agreement reached with key stakeholders on the unfair dismissal elements of the Employment Rights Bill. The Government convened a series … Continue reading Employment Rights Bill – Dismissal agreement reached →

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Business leaders will be involved in “every step of the way” in Make Work Pay plans

The Deputy Prime Minister and Business Secretary have met with business leaders to discuss the upcoming Employment Bill. In the … Continue reading Business leaders will be involved in “every step of the way” in Make Work Pay plans →

psimonparsons Consultation, Employment, Employment Law, For business, For the employee, For the employer, Living Wage, Make Work Pay, National Minimum and Living Wage, Working Time, Zero hours Leave a comment 4th September 2024 2 Minutes

Make Work Pay first steps

British workers are set for better working conditions as the Government takes its first steps towards its Plan to Make … Continue reading Make Work Pay first steps →

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