The Employment Rights Bill has received Royal Assent and is now the Employment Rights Act 2025. While this is a major milestone, it is only the start. Many provisions will take effect gradually over the next few years. This landmark legislation modernises workplace practices and strengthens employee protections across all industries.

Helping you prepare for the changes ahead

Now the Act is law, organisations across the UK are assessing its impact beyond HR, from finance and operations to senior management and boards.

We know understanding and applying these changes can be complex, we are here to help. Through our tailored training sessions, both in person and online, we’re supporting clients to interpret the new rules and plan their next steps.

To keep your organisation ahead, we have launched our Employment Rights Act 2025 Hub. A dedicated resource with tools, guidance, and updates as the changes roll out. Whether shaping strategy, managing budgets, or ensuring compliance, our Hub will help you stay informed, prepared, and responsive in this evolving legal landscape. 

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Discover how the Employment Rights Act 2025 will roll out between now and 2027, and why it is vital to prepare for what is ahead. Find out more.

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The Employment Rights Act 2025 is a radical shift in employment law, and while the changes are significant, Bevan Brittan is here to help clients navigate this new landscape with confidence.

Jodie Sinclair - Senior Partner

The Employment Rights Act Library

Welcome to the Employment Rights Act Library, your central hub for understanding the Employment Rights Act 2025 and its ongoing developments. This dedicated resource brings together expert insights, guidance, and analysis from Bevan Brittan to help you stay informed as the legislation progresses.

Here, you will find a curated collection of updates, articles, and practical materials designed to clarify what the changes mean in practice. Whether you’re an employer, HR professional, or legal advisor, this library will help you navigate the new employment framework with confidence, ensuring your organisation remains compliant and well-prepared for the reforms ahead.

Our Employment Rights Act Experts

The Employment Rights Act 2025 will affect every organisation in the UK, regardless of size or sector. With many of its provisions still to come into force, it is vital to start preparing now. The changes ahead are extensive and will touch every part of a business, from HR and finance to operations and board-level decision-making. Failing to plan early could leave organisations exposed to compliance risks, operational disruption, and increased costs.

Our in-house experts are here to help you manage these challenges with confidence. We combine legal expertise with practical, commercial insight to support clients through every stage of the employment cycle. We are not just lawyers, we are operational partners who work alongside you to anticipate issues, minimise risk, and ensure your organisation is ready for what’s ahead.

Our team can provide tailored support across all markets, including:

  • Bespoke training programmes for HR, managers and leadership teams
  • Employment law audits to identify areas of risk or non-compliance
  • Contract and policy reviews to ensure documentation aligns with the new legislation
  • Strategic advice for leadership teams on implementing organisational change
  • Ongoing advisory support to help you stay compliant as new provisions take effect

With top employment lawyers and sector specialists across the UK, we are ready to help you prepare for the Employment Rights Act 2025 and the years beyond. Now is the time to take proactive steps. Contact us to find out how we can support your organisation through this period of change.

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