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This webinar will include an overview of the proposals in the Employment Rights Bill including:  Changes to day one employment rights; changes to unfair dismissal; ban on “exploitative” zero-hours contracts; restrictions on fire and rehire; making flexible working  the default; and new rights for unions. We will consider the practical considerations for employers and what steps you need to be taking. 

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