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Employment Rights Bill

  • Business should be grateful for the House of Lords

    December 17, 2025

    Few would argue for our current constitutional arrangement if it didn’t already exist, but right now the House of Lords is doing an important job challenging the government from the right, says Emma Revell Standing in the middle of Canada, you often feel like you’re part of a Britain that’s racing into [...]

  • Business chiefs back Employment Rights Bill progression despite ‘concerns’

    December 15, 2025

    Business leaders have called on parliament to pass the Employment Rights Bill after it secured a compromise on day one rights for unfair dismissal.  Six industry groups have written a joint letter to business secretary Peter Kyle stating their support for parliamentarians to pass the bill.  The letter now puts pressure on crossbench peers and [...]

  • Lib Dems and Tories erupt in row over Employment Rights Bill

    December 11, 2025

    The Liberal Democrats and the Tories have clashed over a late evening vote on the Employment Rights Bill that saw LibDem peers fall in behind the Labour government. Tory business speaker Andrew Griffith accused the Liberal Democrats of voting with Labour in the House of Lords on Wednesday night on the basis that the party [...]

  • Employment Rights Bill: Workers to get pro-union pamphlets

    December 8, 2025

    Employers will be mandated to tell workers about the option of joining trade unions under new rules coming into force with the Employment Rights Bill.  In one of several changes to workers’ rights to be made, bosses will have to inform new hires about what unions do and how they can join one.  The change, backed [...]

  • Employment Rights Bill: Labour moves to scrap compensation cap for unfair dismissal

    December 5, 2025

    Businesses could face unlimited compensation for unfair dismissal claims as Labour seeks to appease unions after it abandoned ‘day one’ rights last week. After weeks of Employment Rights Bill ping-ponging over the controversial ‘day one’ rights, the government agreed last week to drop its pledge of ‘day one’ rights in exchange for rights over six [...]

  • Unemployment nightmare is entirely Labour’s fault

    December 4, 2025

    Rising unemployment is a double evil; it both reveals problems in the economy and exacerbates them. Unemployment has risen every month since Labour returned to power, and the number of people out of work will soon hit levels last seen during the pandemic. Last month, the rate of job losses was at its fastest for [...]

  • ‘Day-one’ rights abandoned: Lawyers warn six-month rule marks significant change for businesses

    November 28, 2025

    The government has caved at the final hurdle after weeks of the House of Lords ping-ponging the Employment Rights Bill over the controversial ‘day one’ rights. The House of Lords has been fighting back against several key points in the Bill, especially the day-one rights. The highly contested Bill was a significant part of Labour’s [...]

  • Markets will determine whether Reeves has any credibility left

    November 19, 2025

    It’s a regrettable reality that a politician – or an entire government – can limp on for months or even years after losing credibility in the eyes of voters. In contrast, when markets think the credibility is gone the consequences can be much more immediate. Just ask Liz Truss. One week from today, the Chancellor’s [...]

  • John Caudwell: Britain needs more employment, not more employment law

    November 13, 2025

    The Employment Rights Bill shift the balance too far in favour of workers at the expense of bosses, and will strangle job creation as a result, says John Caudwell As an entrepreneur, I built successful businesses that employed many thousands of people. That experience taught me two things. First, Britain’s prosperity depends on successful employers [...]

  • Business leaders warn Budget tax hikes could trigger higher prices

    November 10, 2025

    Senior business leaders have called on the government to avoid increasing the cost of employment in the upcoming Autumn Budget, in order to avoid SMEs raising prices. According to a new report by Employment Hero, 86 per cent of the 1,000 business leaders are concerned about what the upcoming Budget will mean for them, as [...]

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