During this event, the Longmores Employment team will explain the key changes and the practical steps employers should be considering now. Read more
Right to work checks: what’s changing from October 2026
2 November, 2026 - posted in Blog
Right to work checks have traditionally been an employee onboarding issue. From 1 October 2026, however, employers need to look more widely at who may require a check. Changes to...
Stronger protections against workplace harassment
2 November, 2026 - posted in Blog
Two important changes to harassment law take effect on 30 October 2026, both of which will require employers to take a more proactive approach to identifying and preventing harassment in...
Employment Tribunal claims: what the new six-month limit means
2 November, 2026 - posted in Blog
One of the most significant changes introduced by the Employment Rights Act 2025 has taken effect slightly ahead of the other reforms coming this October. From 1 October 2026, the...
Is your bereavement leave policy ready for April 2027?
2 November, 2026 - posted in Blog
Many employers already offer some form of compassionate or bereavement leave. From April 2027, however, there will be a new statutory minimum for employers to take into account. The Government...
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