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The S&B People Podcast – What to expect in 2024

2024-01-10

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Hollie Ryan Managing Associate in our employment team, joins our host Frances Rollin for this episode of the S&B People Podcast. Together, they consider the raft of new employment provisions that are due to take effect in 2024.

We look at the following:

changes to the TUPE regulations;
the new right to Carer’s Leave;
new redundancy protections during pregnancy and after maternity, adoption or shared parental leave;
changes to the flexible working regime;
new rules on the sharing of tips;
the new statutory right to request a more predictable working pattern; and
the new duty to prevent sexual harassment.

See The S&B People Podcast - Imminent changes to holiday rights and equality laws for a summary of the regulations that came into force on 1 January 2024, which make important changes to holiday rights and equality laws.