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Employment Talk

Employment Talk

By: Irwin Mitchell
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 Do you want to keep up-to-date with the latest employment law news? Tune in to our fortnightly employment podcast where our experts will help you keep your finger on the pulse.Copyright 2026 Irwin Mitchell Economics Management Management & Leadership Political Science Politics & Government
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  • Holiday pay rules: key changes employers can’t afford to ignore

    Holiday pay rules: key changes employers can’t afford to ignore
    Apr 16 2026

    Holiday pay rules are changing – and getting them wrong can be costly.

    In this episode, our employment law experts unpack the latest reforms, explain what’s changed, and outline the risks employers can’t afford to ignore. We cover record‑keeping, pay calculations, and what employers need to do now to stay compliant.
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    21 mins
  • April’s Employment Rights Act changes that you simply can’t ignore

    April’s Employment Rights Act changes that you simply can’t ignore
    Mar 24 2026

    April’s Employment Rights Act changes are almost here.

    In this episode, our hosts explain day-one Statutory Sick Pay, sexual harassment disclosures under whistleblowing law, and what the Fair Work Agency could mean for employers.

    Listen now to get ahead of the changes you need to know about.
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    27 mins
  • Another important Employment Bill update and the latest HR issues

    Another important Employment Bill update and the latest HR issues
    Feb 19 2026

    We're back for 2026!

    In this episode of Employment Talk, our hosts break down the biggest shake‑up to employment law in years, as the new Employment Rights Act finally comes into force.

    They explore what the shift to a six‑month qualifying period really means for employers, why probationary periods now matter more than ever, and the surprise removal of the cap on unfair dismissal compensation.
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    20 mins
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