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The Employment Rights Act introduces major reforms to UK employment law, with changes being implemented in stages from December 2025 through to 2027.

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LESE Race Relations Committee

Joint Chair: Peggy Ann- Fraser (Prospect/BECTU) and John Noblemunn (Unite)

Vice Chair: Annette Heslop (UNISON) and Khalid Sidahmed (Unite)

Secretary: Sam Makinde (NEU)

Joint Secretary: Tracey Smith

TUC LESE Meeting Code of Conduct

The TUC is committed to organising activities where everyone can participate in an inclusive, respectful and safe environment. The TUC has zero tolerance for any type of harassment, including sexual harassment. Aggressive, offensive, intimidatory, disrespectful or unacceptable behaviour or comments will not be tolerated. This supports the commitment set out in the TUC’s rules to promote equality for all and to eliminate all forms of harassment, including sexual harassment, prejudice and unfair discrimination. This policy applies to all aspects of communication at or in connection with an event, including postings on social media.

If you have any concerns about behaviour that you want to raise then please email lese@tuc.org.uk

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3 September 2026
2 December 2026
3 March 2027
2 June 2027

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020 7467 1382
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