Preventing sexual harassment — how employers can meet the new 'all reasonable steps' duty

The changes taking effect in October 2026, what they mean in practice and how employers can strengthen their approach to prevention.
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The changes taking effect in October 2026, what they mean in practice and how employers can strengthen their approach to prevention.

We explore the key developments that in-house lawyers should have on their radar and what they mean for your organisation in the year ahead.

We lay out the practical issues that employers are facing and look ahead to anticipated guidance from the EHRC.

Our employment lawyers outline seven key employment law changes taking place in 2025 that you should be aware of including increases to National Minimum Wage, National Insurance Contributions and statutory pay.