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The Employment Rights Bill: Changes your business needs to be ready to make

The Employment Rights Bill is currently one of the most significant pieces of proposed legislation in the UK employment law landscape. Introduced to Parliament on 10 October 2024, the Bill reflects a determined effort by the Government to deliver on its pledge to “Make Work Pay.” This is more than a slogan: it represents a comprehensive reform of rights for workers and responsibilities for employers, some of which have remained largely untouched for decades. This article takes a closer look at what the Bill is, why it has been introduced, the expected timeline for its passage, and most importantly what these changes will mean for employers and employees alike. Including the changes your business needs to be ready to make.

By |August 12, 2025|Categories: Knowledge Base|Comments Off on The Employment Rights Bill: Changes your business needs to be ready to make

A Guide To The Disciplinary Process

A Disciplinary Hearing would usually be described as a formal hearing between Employer and Employee which could be attended by an accompanying Colleague or Trade Union Rep. The purpose of the hearing is for the Employer to put too the Employee an allegation/s pertaining to alleged acts of misconduct allegedly committed by the Employee. A disciplinary hearing would usually follow a recent Investigation meeting.

By |July 11, 2025|Categories: Knowledge Base|Comments Off on A Guide To The Disciplinary Process

Harassment, Bullying, and Victimisation in the Workplace

Harassment is defined in law as unwanted behaviour related to a protected characteristic (such as age, race, sex, disability, religion or belief, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, pregnancy/maternity, or marriage/civil partnership) which has the purpose or effect of violating an individual's dignity or creating an intimidating, hostile, degrading, humiliating or offensive environment.

By |June 4, 2025|Categories: Knowledge Base|Comments Off on Harassment, Bullying, and Victimisation in the Workplace

What Are Appraisals At Work?

Appraisals at work are fundamentally performance review meetings that can be conducted weekly, monthly, or annually. A staff appraisal is often a great way to check-in with your employees 1-to-1 to identify what they are doing well, and to also identify potential areas of improvement or development too.

Staff Absence Solutions

The NORI HR Academy delivers CPD Certified, fully comprehensive HR training and development for all types of employers, with a wide range of HR disciplines. Full and half day workshops are available.

Different Types Of Employment Contracts

The NORI HR Academy delivers CPD Certified, fully comprehensive HR training and development for all types of employers, with a wide range of HR disciplines. Full and half day workshops are available.

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