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HR and employment law update for employers Feb 2024!

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HR and employment law update for employers Feb 2024!

February 21, 2024

21/02/24 - myHRdept have released their latest employment law and HR newsletter & as usual we feature a video version here.

HR and employment update from myHRdept - what to expect from 2024

Our HR team’s latest briefing for employers covers flexible working, the Labour party’s plans for employment law and 2 new services for our HR customers.

You can watch the video briefing here, but if you’d prefer to read the full article and access the links contained, please click here (the hyperlink will take you to myHRdept’s website).

If you’re thinking of outsourcing your HR, payroll or employment law needs, why not contact JCHR? Call us on 01635 553 299, email us at info@jCHR.uk, or contact us via our website and we’ll call you back.

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