Podcast: Employment Rights Act 2025: Trade union access explained
Join employment law specialists Libby Hubbard and Katherine Sinclair as they discuss the proposed trade union access provisions under the Employment Rights Act 2025 and what this could mean for employers with some examples tailored towards the housing sector.
In this practical podcast, they explain the proposed changes, consider the potential impact on employers and outline the steps organisations can take now to prepare as the new framework develops.
To support the discussion, we’ve also included links to the draft code of practice: Right of trade unions to access workplaces, and the Government’s consultation response, providing additional insight into the proposals and their implementation.
- Draft code of practice: Right of Trade Unions to Access Workplaces
- Consultation response: Government Response to the consultation on trade union right of access
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