The Essential Seminar on Employment, Pay and People | Glasgow

Major changes to the Employment Rights Act and payroll landscape are coming in from April 2026 that directly impact you, your payroll, and your legal obligations. Many businesses aren’t prepared. Led by experts from our HR, Employment Tax, Corporate Benefits…

Events

  • AAB Glasgow, 133 Finnieston St, Glasgow, G3 8HB Where

Speakers

  • Natalie O'Hare
  • Niamh McKenna
  • Sean McAuley
  • Richard Petrie

Major changes to the Employment Rights Act and payroll landscape are coming in from April 2026 that directly impact you, your payroll, and your legal obligations.

Many businesses aren’t prepared.

Led by experts from our HR, Employment Tax, Corporate Benefits and Whistleblowing teams, join us at this in-person seminar for actionable guidance on the key changes and how to stay compliant in 2026 and beyond.

Topics covered:
• Employment Rights Act update – Natalie O’Hare
• Fraud Prevention and Sexual Harassment Changes – Sean McAuley
• Employment Tax including Payrolling Benefits – Niamh McKenna
• Salary Sacrifice – Richard Petrie

Why should you attend?
• Get ahead of major employment law and payroll changes to come in 2026 and beyond to minimise disruption to your business and your people.
• Reduce the risk of non-compliance and protect your business as the legislative landscape changes.
• Learn clear, practical actions to implement right away in your business.
• Hear from our experts and get the answers to any questions live in our Q&A session.

Speakers

  • Natalie O'Hare
  • Niamh McKenna
  • Sean McAuley
  • Richard Petrie

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