Collective consultation during redundancy: Changes under the Employment Rights Act 2025
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Watch this on-demand webinar exclusively for CIPD members to explore how the Employment Rights Act 2025 is reshaping employer-trade union dynamics.
The Employment Rights Act 2025 is set to significantly alter employer-trade union dynamics by making it easier for unions to gain recognition and take industrial action. A new CIPD report shows that 62% of employers expect a more unstable period of employee relations. For HR, this is more than a compliance challenge: it demands capability, influence and strong relationship management.
With strengthened access rights, simplified recognition processes and enhanced protections for union activity, organisations will need new approaches to employee relations. Are you ready?
Watch this on-demand webinar for practical insights on building productive relationships and the skills HR professionals need in this new era of employee relations.
Rachel Suff, Senior Policy and Practice Adviser - Employee Relations and Wellbeing at CIPD, shares CIPD research exploring employer readiness for the Employment Rights Act 2025 reforms. Despite generally positive workplace relationships, concerns remain about instability, union power and rising industrial action, with net opposition to most reforms—especially industrial action changes.
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Get the tools and resources that help you stay compliant with the changes to collective consultation during redundancy
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