Tuesday, November 24 2026, 11:00
The Government has concluded its consultation on proposed reforms to zero-hours contracts and its plans to end what it describes as “one-sided flexibility”. But what could these changes mean for employers—and how can your business prepare?
Join us for an insightful webinar with Amanda Chadwick, who will explore the Government’s proposals and the potential impact on your people, processes and documentation.
Although the final legislation and guidance have not yet been published, now is the time to start reviewing your current arrangements. From a potential right to guaranteed hours to reasonable notice of shifts and payment for cancelled shifts, the proposed reforms could significantly change how zero-hours contracts operate.
During the webinar, Amanda will explain:
Exclusive registrant bonus
Every registrant will receive a complimentary business document critique. Our experts will review one core document—such as a contract of employment—to identify potential risks and highlight where updates may be needed to help your paperwork remain fit for purpose as the proposed reforms develop.

Amanda Chadwick is an experienced and well known speaker, specialising in all areas of Employment Law, Health & Safety law and employee wellbeing. With over 30 years’ as a spokesperson and experience training and educating businesses in all areas of HR, Employment Law, Health & Safety, Mental Health, Wellbeing and Menopause, Amanda is a sought after highly respected speaker, presenter and live interviewee/er. Amanda is experienced on camera, working globally to support business owners, she is available to interview and present on a variety of workplace issues and business issues.
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