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21 May 2026

Labour And Employment UK Webinar Recording: Managing Senior Exits (Video)

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Explore the critical legal, practical, and tactical considerations employers must navigate when dismissing senior employees and high earners under the new Employment Rights Act 2025. This webinar examines strategic approaches to managing executive exits while mitigating risks under the reformed unfair dismissal regime.
United Kingdom Employment and HR
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In this webinar we explore the key legal, practical, regulatory and tactical issues for employers to consider when seeking to dismiss senior employees/high earners going forward.

We cover:

  • The ERA 2025 – A reminder of the unfair dismissal changes and how these will impact senior exits.
  • What steps can employers take to mitigate the impact of the changes to the unfair dismissal regime?
  • Tips and tactics for dismissing senior employees under the new unfair dismissal regime, including the strategic and practical points to consider when managing exits from the business.
  • Potential pitfalls and how to avoid them.

The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.

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