Your hub for the
Employment Rights Act 2025

Major employment law changes are coming as the Employment Rights Act
(ERA) 2025 is now law. Is your business ready?

When are the biggest changes happening?

April 2026

  • Statutory Sick Pay changes
  • Fair Work Agency establishment
  • Day-one family friendly rights

October 2026

  • Harassment obligations
  • Tribunal claim extensions
  • Fire and rehire reforms

2027

  • Six-month unfair dismissals
  • Zero-hours contracts reforms
  • Flexible working reforms 

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ERA Resources

Your guide to the Employment Rights Act (ERA) 2025

Everything you need to know to prepare for the ERA 

Fair Work Agency preparation checklist

Your step-by-step guide to prepare for the new employment rights enforcement body

Fair Work Agency – What it is and isn’t

Understand what the Fair Work Agency is and isn’t – and what it means for your

Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) changes

Upcoming changes to SSP and how you can prepare

Shift work and the Employment Rights Act

What you need to know and how to get ahead

Webinar | Managing sickness ahead of the SSP changes

Understand the key steps to manage sickness effectively and protect your people and your business.

Webinar | ERA: Everything employers need to know

Learn about the upcoming major reforms and what they mean for you.

Webinar | ERA: Get ready for April’s changes

Navigate the April changes set to take effect in April 2026.

You can get free HR advice today

If you’re uncertain about the changes coming with the Employment Rights Act, you can book a consultation with an expert today.

What is the Employment Rights Act (ERA)?

The Employment Rights Act represents the biggest overhaul of UK employment law in a generation. It introduces sweeping changes that will affect both employees and employers across all sectors and business sizes.

For employers, this means reviewing and updating employment contracts, policies, and procedures to ensure compliance with the new legal framework.

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