In-Depth Legal Knowledge: Master the intricacies of UK employment law, from contracts to workplace safety.
Practical Skills: Apply legal principles effectively in real-world scenarios.
Compliance Mastery: Ensure your organization adheres to the latest legal standards.
Conflict Resolution: Gain skills in mediation and dispute resolution.
Policy Development: Learn to craft and implement fair, legal employment policies.
Course Curriculum
Module 1: Introduction to UK Employment Laws
● What is the law of employment?
● What is covered under employment law?
● What is an unjust termination?
● What is a contract of employment?
● What is discrimination in the workplace?
● A list of employment laws in the UK
● What does workplace health and safety mean?
● What is Data protection?
Introduction to UK Employment Laws
Module 2: Employer Rights and Responsibilities in the UK
● Rights and obligations that workers and employers have under the law
● Health & Safety responsibilities of employers
● Responsibilities of employers: Discrimination
● Responsibilities of employers: Pay & Benefits
● Where to find information on employment rights and responsibilities
Employer Rights and Responsibilities in the UK
Module 3: Pay and wages
● What is the minimum wage?
● Who gets the minimum wage?
● When minimum wage increases are paid
● Check if you are getting minimum wage
● If an employer does not pay the minimum wage
Pay and wages
Module 4: Final pay when someone leaves a job
● Why final pay is often different
● How holidays affect final pay
● Deductions for training courses
● Pay during the notice period
● Furlough and notice pay
● If someone leaves without working their notice
● If you do not agree with your final pay
Final pay when someone leaves a job
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Module 5: Maternity leave, pay and other rights
● Checking your pregnancy and maternity rights
● Telling your employer you’re pregnant
● Taking maternity leave
● Holiday and maternity leave
● Working out maternity pay
● Time off for pregnancy appointments
● Health at work during pregnancy
● Having IVF treatment
● While you're on maternity leave
● Returning to work after having a baby
Maternity leave, pay and other rights
Module 6: What must be written in an employment contract
● The right to written terms
● When someone must get their written terms
● What the written terms must include
● Other written information the employer should provide
What must be written in an employment contract
Module 7: Checking your employment rights
● Types of employment status
● Employment status for tax purposes
● Contractors and freelancers
● When your employment status is not clear
Checking your employment rights
Module 8: Your rights during redundancy
● When redundancy can happen
● Volunteering for redundancy
● How your employer must consult you
● How you're selected
● When you're given redundancy notice
● How much redundancy pay do you get?
● Redundancy pays if you've been on furlough
● Taking another job with your employer
● If you feel the redundancy was unfair
● Finding a job with a new employer
Your rights during redundancy
Module 9: Hiring someone
● Check your following discrimination law when recruiting
● Hiring someone from outside the UK
● Check if you need to advertise
● How to advertise a job
● Using the information on someone's social media profile when hiring
● Choosing who to interview
● Interviewing job applicants
● Offering someone a job
Hiring someone
Module 10: Mediation at work
● What mediation is and how it can help
● Introducing mediation in your workplace
Mediation at work
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Career Path
HR Manager: Oversee employment policies and staff welfare while ensuring legal compliance.
Employment Law Advisor: Provide specialised legal advice to organisations or individuals.
Corporate Compliance Officer: Ensure company practices align with employment laws.
HR Consultant: Offer expert consulting services on employment legislation.
Legal HR Coordinator: Bridge the gap between legal requirements and human resources management.