Under the Employment Rights Act (ERA) 2025, there’s a huge focus on cracking down on Sexual Harassment in the workplace (rightly so). With a series of changes rolling out over the next few years, it’s essential that businesses act now to protect their people and themselves. 

If your business has 250+ employees, this one needs to be on your radar now. Under the Employment Rights Act, employers of this size will be expected to publish gender pay gap and menopause action plans. It starts as voluntary, but it won’t stay that way for long. 

Flexible working is moving from “something to consider” to the default position. Find out what’s changing and how you can get ahead.

Fire and rehire has been under the microscope for a while. Under the Employment Rights Act, the government is moving to severely restrict its use. For many employers, this is a significant shift in how contractual changes can be managed. 

The Employment Rights Act isn’t just tweaking individual rights. It’s also changing how those rights are enforced. Enter the Fair Work Agency. 

Redundancy is never easy, but under the upcoming Employment Rights Act changes, getting it wrong could be even more costly. Two major updates are on the horizon that every business owner needs to know.