Webinars

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Acas experts run regular webinars on employment law topics and employment relations.

They're free to join, you just need to register in advance. Spaces are limited.

You can ask our experts questions during the webinar.

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Employment Rights Act 2025: key measures and employer actions

The Employment Rights Bill has become law. This pre-recorded webinar for employers was recorded on 19 December 2025. It covers:

  • important dates for the employment law changes in the Act
  • the law changes and how they will impact employers

Register and watch 'Employment Rights Act 2025: key measures and employer actions'

This webinar was correct at the time of recording. Find the latest information on our page about the Employment Rights Act 2025.

Let's talk about menopause at work

For employers and HR managers, this webinar discusses the importance of supporting those experiencing the menopause. It includes:

  • what the menopause is and who it affects
  • how it can affect people at work
  • legal responsibilities for employers
  • how organisations and managers can support staff
  • case studies

Register now for 'Let's talk about menopause at work'

You can also register and watch a recording from 23 April 2025.

Flexible working requests: A case study and the law

In this webinar, we will look at the latest legislation changes affecting flexible working requests. It will cover:

  • an overview of the law
  • the Acas Code of Practice
  • examples of flexible working
  • rights and responsibilities of employers and employees

Register now for 'Flexible working requests: A case study and the law'

You can also register and watch a recording from 10 April 2024.

Disciplinary procedures: an introduction to the investigation process

This webinar is designed for small and medium-sized businesses. It will cover:

  • legal considerations and good practice for investigations during disciplinary procedures
  • when and why it is appropriate to carry out an investigation
  • how to prepare and conduct an investigation
  • what to consider after the investigation is complete

Register now for 'Disciplinary procedures: an introduction to the investigation process'

You can also register and watch a recording from 9 September 2025.

Managing a fair disciplinary procedure

For HR professionals and line managers, this webinar explores how to manage a fair disciplinary process. It will cover:

  • when to consider an informal approach
  • suspensions
  • carrying out investigations
  • disciplinary hearings
  • the employee's right to be accompanied
  • appeals

Register now for 'Managing a fair disciplinary procedure'

You can also register and watch a recording from 18 June 2025.

Introduction to redundancy and lay-offs

This webinar provides an overview of legal and good practice considerations when managing redundancy and lay-offs. It includes: 

  • reasons for redundancy
  • alternatives to redundancy
  • the redundancy process 
  • redundancy pay and notice periods
  • post-redundancy considerations
  • lay-offs and short-time working

Register now for 'Introduction to redundancy and lay-offs'

Past webinar recordings

You can watch recordings of past webinars on a range of topics, including:

  • carer's leave
  • discipline
  • discrimination
  • employment contracts
  • flexible working
  • grievance
  • investigations at work
  • menopause
  • neurodiversity
  • pay and wages
  • redundancy

Find and watch past webinar recordings

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