Agency Workers’ Rights 2025: New UK Law Changes You Must Know

Описание: Stay updated on the latest UK employment law changes affecting agency workers in 2025. This video explains how the new rules will affect your rights, pay, and job security. Whether you’re working through an agency or temping, understand your legal protections and what you can expect from employers in the coming year. Don’t miss this essential guide to agency worker rights and UK labour law updates.

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Chapters
0:00 – Introduction: Big Legal Changes for 2025
Why agency workers need to pay attention to this year’s new employment laws.

0:25 – Who Is an Agency Worker?
Quick explanation of what counts as agency, temp, or gig work in the UK.

0:50 – What’s New in 2025?
Overview of key legal changes under the Employment Rights Act 2024/25.

1:20 – Fair Pay and Sick Pay from Day One
How new rules give agency workers more financial protection and stability.

1:50 – Equal Treatment: What You’re Now Entitled To
Rights around working conditions, holiday pay, hours, and contracts.

2:30 – How to Take Action
What to do if your agency or employer ignores the new laws.

3:00 – Where to Get Support
ACAS, GOV.UK, and other resources for agency workers in 2025.

Stay ahead of the curve. Whether you’re with an agency, work flexible shifts, or have experienced unfair practices, this video helps you understand your rights under the new law.

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Useful links:
1.GOV.UK – Employment Rights
Link: https://www.gov.uk/employment-status

2. GOV.UK – Employment Rights Bill
Link: https://bills.parliament.uk/
(Search for “Employment Rights Bill 2025”)

3. ACAS (Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service)
Offers free, confidential advice on employment rights, contracts, pay, disputes, and workplace issues.
Link: https://www.acas.org.uk/