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Employment Rights Act 2025 in Scotland

2025 c. 36 · Enacted 18 December 2025 · Extends to United Kingdom

Not fully up to date. 7 changes made by later legislation have not yet been written into this text, which is revised to 30 October 2026.

See the changes not yet applied
ProvisionChangeMade by
s. 69(3)(a)omittedEmployment Rights Act 2025 s. 68(6)(b)
Sch. 3 para. 1coming into forceEmployment Rights Act 2025 (Commencement No. 4) 2026 reg. 3(b)
s. 25(1)-(4)coming into forceEmployment Rights Act 2025 (Commencement No. 4) 2026 reg. 3(a)
Sch. 3 para. 2coming into forceEmployment Rights Act 2025 (Commencement No. 4) 2026 reg. 3(b)
Sch. 3 para. 3coming into forceEmployment Rights Act 2025 (Commencement No. 4) 2026 reg. 3(b)
Sch. 3 para. 4coming into forceEmployment Rights Act 2025 (Commencement No. 4) 2026 reg. 3(b)
s. 25(5)coming into forceEmployment Rights Act 2025 (Commencement No. 4) 2026 reg. 3(a)

An Act to make provision to amend the law relating to employment rights; to make provision about procedure for handling redundancies; to make provision about the treatment of workers involved in the supply of services under certain public contracts; to provide for duties to be imposed on employers in relation to equality; to amend the definition of “employment business” in the Employment Agencies Act 1973; to provide for the establishment of the School Support Staff Negotiating Body and Social Care Negotiating Bodies; to amend the Seafarers’ Wages Act 2023; to make provision for the implementation of international agreements relating to maritime employment; to make provision about trade unions, industrial action, employers’ associations and the functions of the Certification Officer; to make provision about the enforcement of legislation relating to the labour market; and for connected purposes.

[18th December 2025]

Be it enacted by the King’s most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:—

Contents

  1. Part 1: Employment rights
  2. Zero hours workers, etc
  3. 1Right to guaranteed hours
  4. 2Shifts: rights to reasonable notice
  5. 3Right to payment for cancelled, moved and curtailed shifts
  6. 4Agency workers: guaranteed hours and rights relating to shifts
  7. 5Collective agreements: contracting out
  8. 6Amendments relating to sections 1 to 5
  9. 7Repeal of Workers (Predictable Terms and Conditions) Act 2023
  10. 8Exclusivity terms in zero hours arrangements
  11. Flexible working
  12. 9Right to request flexible working
  13. Statutory sick pay
  14. 10Statutory sick pay in Great Britain: removal of waiting period
  15. 11Statutory sick pay in Great Britain: lower earnings limit etc
  16. Tips and gratuities, etc Not yet in force
  17. 14Policy about allocating tips etc: consultation and review Not yet in force
  18. Entitlements to leave
  19. 15Parental leave: removal of qualifying period of employment
  20. 16Paternity leave: removal of qualifying period of employment
  21. 17Ability to take paternity leave following shared parental leave
  22. 18Bereavement leave
  23. 19Review of extent of right to time off for public duties
  24. Protection from harassment and discrimination
  25. 20Employers to take all reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment
  26. 21Harassment by third parties
  27. 22Sexual harassment: power to make provision about “reasonable steps”
  28. 23Protection of disclosures relating to sexual harassment
  29. 24Contractual duties of confidentiality relating to harassment and discrimination
  30. Dismissal
  31. 25Right not to be unfairly dismissed: qualifying period and compensation
  32. 26Dismissal during pregnancy
  33. 27Dismissal following period of statutory family leave
  34. 28Dismissal for failing to agree to variation of contract, etc
  35. Part 2: Other matters relating to employment
  36. Procedure for handling redundancies
  37. 29Collective redundancy: extended application of requirements
  38. 30Collective redundancy consultation: protected period
  39. 31Collective redundancy notifications: ships’ crew
  40. Public sector outsourcing: protection of workers
  41. 32Public sector outsourcing: protection of workers
  42. Duties of employers relating to equality
  43. 33Equality action plans
  44. 34Provision of information relating to outsourced workers Not yet in force
  45. Annual leave records
  46. 35Duty to keep records relating to annual leave
  47. Employment businesses
  48. 36Extension of regulation of employment businesses
  49. Employment of children on heritage railways
  50. 37Guidance about the employment of children on heritage railways
  51. Part 3: Pay and conditions in particular sectors
  52. Chapter 2: Social care workers
  53. Social Care Negotiating Bodies
  54. 39Power to establish Social Care Negotiating Body
  55. 40Membership, procedure, etc of Negotiating Body
  56. 41Matters within Negotiating Body’s remit
  57. 42Meaning of “social care worker”
  58. Consideration of matters by Negotiating Body
  59. 43Consideration of matters by Negotiating Body
  60. 44Reconsideration by Negotiating Body
  61. 45Failure to reach an agreement
  62. Giving effect to agreements of Negotiating Body
  63. 46Power to ratify agreements
  64. 47Effect of regulations ratifying agreement
  65. Power of appropriate authority to deal with matters
  66. 48Power of appropriate authority to deal with matters
  67. Guidance etc
  68. 49Guidance and codes of practice
  69. Enforcement
  70. 50Duty of employers to keep records
  71. Agency workers
  72. 51Agency workers who are not otherwise “workers”
  73. Supplementary and general
  74. 52Regulations under section 46 or 48: supplementary
  75. 53Regulations under this Chapter
  76. 54Status of agreements, etc
  77. 55Interpretation of this Chapter
  78. Chapter 3: Seafarers
  79. 56Seafarers’ wages and working conditions
  80. 57International agreements relating to maritime employment
  81. Part 4: Trade unions and industrial action, etc
  82. Right to statement of trade union rights
  83. 58Right to statement of trade union rights
  84. Right of trade unions to access workplaces
  85. 59Right of trade unions to access workplaces
  86. Trade union recognition
  87. 60Trade union recognition
  88. Trade union finances
  89. 61Political funds: requirement to pass political resolution
  90. 62Requirement to contribute to political fund
  91. 63Deduction of trade union subscriptions from wages in public sector
  92. Facilities provided to trade union representatives and members
  93. 64Facilities provided to trade union officials and learning representatives
  94. 65Facilities for equality representatives
  95. 66Facility time: publication requirements and reserve powers
  96. Blacklists
  97. 67Blacklists: additional powers
  98. Industrial action: ballots
  99. 68Industrial action ballots: turnout threshold Not yet in force
  100. 69Industrial action ballots: support thresholds
  101. 70Industrial action ballots: information to be included in notices to employers
  102. 71Industrial action ballots: information to be included on voting paper
  103. 72Period after which industrial action ballot ceases to be effective
  104. 73Electronic balloting
  105. Notice to employers of industrial action
  106. 74Notice to employers of industrial action
  107. Industrial action: picketing
  108. 75Union supervision of picketing
  109. Protection for taking industrial action
  110. 76Protection against detriment for taking industrial action
  111. 77Protection against dismissal for taking industrial action
  112. Strikes: minimum service levels
  113. 78Repeal of provision about minimum service levels
  114. Certification Officer
  115. 79Annual returns: removal of provision about industrial action
  116. 80Annual returns: removal of provision about political expenditure
  117. 81Removal of powers to enforce requirements relating to annual returns
  118. 82Removal of investigatory powers
  119. 83Powers to be exercised only on application
  120. 84Removal of power to impose financial penalties
  121. 85Removal of power to impose levy
  122. 86Appeals to the Employment Appeal Tribunal
  123. General
  124. 87Employment outside Great Britain
  125. 88Regulations subject to affirmative resolution procedure
  126. 89Devolved Welsh authorities
  127. Part 5: Enforcement of labour market legislation
  128. General
  129. 90Enforcement of labour market legislation by Secretary of State
  130. 91Enforcement functions of Secretary of State
  131. 92Delegation of functions
  132. Advisory Board
  133. 93Advisory Board
  134. Strategies and reports
  135. 94Labour market enforcement strategy
  136. 95Annual reports
  137. Powers to obtain documents or information
  138. 96Power to obtain documents or information
  139. 97Power to enter premises in order to obtain documents, etc
  140. 98Power to enter dwelling subject to warrant
  141. 99Supplementary powers in relation to documents
  142. 100Retention of documents
  143. Other powers to investigate non-compliance
  144. 101Powers of enforcement officers under Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984
  145. 102Offences relating to gangmasters: power to enter premises with warrant
  146. Notices of underpayment
  147. 103Power to give notice of underpayment
  148. 104Calculation of the required sum
  149. 105Period to which notice of underpayment may relate
  150. 106Notices of underpayment: further provision
  151. 107Penalties for underpayment
  152. 108Further provision about penalties
  153. 109Suspension of penalty where criminal proceedings have been brought, etc
  154. 110Appeals against notices of underpayment
  155. 111Withdrawal of notice of underpayment
  156. 112Replacement notice of underpayment
  157. 113Effect of replacement notice of underpayment
  158. 114Enforcement of requirement to pay sums due to individuals
  159. 115Enforcement of requirement to pay penalty
  160. Powers relating to civil proceedings
  161. 116Power to bring proceedings in employment tribunal Not yet in force
  162. 117Power to provide legal assistance Not yet in force
  163. 118Recovery of costs of legal assistance
  164. Labour market enforcement undertakings
  165. 119Power to request LME undertaking
  166. 120Measures in LME undertakings
  167. 121Duration of LME undertakings
  168. 122Means of giving notice under section 119
  169. Labour market enforcement orders
  170. 123Power to make LME order on application
  171. 124Applications for LME orders
  172. 125Power to make LME order on conviction
  173. 126Measures in LME orders
  174. 127Further provision about LME orders
  175. 128Variation and discharge of LME orders
  176. 129LME orders: appeals
  177. Safeguards etc
  178. 130Evidence of authority
  179. 131Warrants
  180. 132Items subject to legal privilege
  181. 133Privilege against self-incrimination
  182. 134Information relating to the intelligence services, etc
  183. Disclosure of information
  184. 135Disclosure of information
  185. 136Disclosure of information: supplementary provision
  186. 137Restriction on disclosure of HMRC information
  187. 138Restriction on disclosure of intelligence service information
  188. Offences
  189. 139Offence of failing to comply with LME order
  190. 140Offence of providing false information or documents
  191. 141Providing false information or documents: national security etc defence
  192. 142Offence of obstruction
  193. Recovery of enforcement costs
  194. 143Power to recover costs of enforcement
  195. Supplementary
  196. 144Offences by bodies corporate
  197. 145Application of this Part to partnerships
  198. 146Application of this Part to unincorporated associations
  199. 147Application of this Part to the Crown and Parliament
  200. 148Abolition of existing enforcement authorities
  201. 149Consequential and transitional provision
  202. Interpretation of this Part
  203. 150Meaning of “non-compliance with relevant labour market legislation”
  204. 151Interpretation: general
  205. Part 6: Miscellaneous and general
  206. Tribunals
  207. 152Increase in time limits for making claims
  208. Regulations etc under Employment Rights Act 1996
  209. 153Orders and regulations under Employment Rights Act 1996: procedure
  210. Final provisions
  211. 154Power to make consequential amendments
  212. 155Power to make transitional or saving provision
  213. 156Regulations
  214. 157Financial provision
  215. 158Extent
  216. 159Commencement
  217. 160Short title
  218. Schedule 1Agency workers: guaranteed hours and rights relating to shifts Not yet in force
  219. Schedule 2: Consequential amendments relating to sections 1 to 5
  220. 1Insolvency Act 1986 Not yet in force
  221. 2Employment Tribunals Act 1996
  222. 3Paragraph 3
  223. 4Paragraph 4
  224. 5Paragraph 5
  225. 6Employment Rights Act 1996
  226. 7Paragraph 7
  227. 8Paragraph 8
  228. 9Paragraph 9
  229. 10Paragraph 10
  230. 11Paragraph 11
  231. 12Paragraph 12
  232. 13Paragraph 13
  233. 14Paragraph 14
  234. 15Paragraph 15
  235. 16Paragraph 16
  236. 17Paragraph 17
  237. 18Paragraph 18
  238. 19Paragraph 19
  239. 20Paragraph 20
  240. 21Paragraph 21
  241. 22Paragraph 22
  242. 23Paragraph 23
  243. 24Paragraph 24
  244. 25Paragraph 25
  245. 26Paragraph 26
  246. 27Paragraph 27
  247. 28Paragraph 28
  248. 29Paragraph 29
  249. 30Paragraph 30
  250. 31Bankruptcy (Scotland) Act 2016 Not yet in force
  251. Schedule 3: Minor and consequential amendments relating to section 25
  252. 1Employment Rights Act 1996 Not yet in force
  253. 2Employment Relations Act 1999 Not yet in force
  254. 3Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 Not yet in force
  255. 4Coronavirus Act 2020 Not yet in force
  256. 5Power to make further consequential amendments
  257. Schedule 5: Seafarers’ wages and working conditions
  258. 1Amendment of Seafarers’ Wages Act 2023
  259. 2Part 1 of the Act: relevant services
  260. 3Paragraph 3
  261. 4Chapter 1 of Part 2 of the Act: non-qualifying seafarers
  262. 5Paragraph 5
  263. 6Chapter 2 of Part 2 of the Act: national minimum wage equivalence declarations
  264. 7Paragraph 7
  265. 8Paragraph 8
  266. 9Chapters 3 and 4 of Part 2 of the Act: remuneration regulations and declarations
  267. 10Part 3 of the Act: seafarers’ working conditions
  268. 11Part 4 of the Act: enforcement of Parts 2 and 3
  269. 12Paragraph 12
  270. 13Paragraph 13
  271. 14Paragraph 14
  272. 15Paragraph 15
  273. 16Paragraph 16
  274. 17Paragraph 17
  275. 18Paragraph 18
  276. 19Paragraph 19
  277. 20Part 5 of the Act: general and final provisions
  278. 21Paragraph 21
  279. 22Paragraph 22
  280. 23Paragraph 23
  281. 24Amendment of title of the Act
  282. Schedule 6: Trade union recognition
  283. Part 1: Introduction
  284. 1Paragraph 1
  285. 2Paragraph 2
  286. Part 2: Recognition
  287. 3Meaning of “the application day”
  288. 4Acceptance of applications
  289. 5Paragraph 5
  290. 6Withdrawal of application
  291. 7Notice to cease consideration of application
  292. 8Communication with workers through independent person after application
  293. 9Access agreements
  294. 10Unfair practices
  295. 11Powers of CAC on proceeding with application
  296. 12Paragraph 12
  297. 13Ballots
  298. 14Paragraph 14
  299. 15Paragraph 15
  300. 16Paragraph 16
  301. 17Paragraph 17
  302. 18Paragraph 18
  303. 19Paragraph 19
  304. 20General provisions about admissibility of applications
  305. 21Paragraph 21
  306. 22Paragraph 22
  307. 23Paragraph 23
  308. 24Paragraph 24
  309. 25Paragraph 25
  310. 26Paragraph 26
  311. 27General provisions about validity of applications
  312. 28Paragraph 28
  313. 29Paragraph 29
  314. 30Paragraph 30
  315. 31Paragraph 31
  316. 32Paragraph 32
  317. 33Paragraph 33
  318. 34Competing applications
  319. 35Voluntary recognition
  320. Part 3: Changes affecting bargaining unit after recognition
  321. 36Changes relevant to appropriateness of bargaining unit
  322. 37Paragraph 37
  323. 38Paragraph 38
  324. 39Paragraph 39
  325. 40Access agreements
  326. 41Unfair practices
  327. 42Powers of CAC where CAC decides new unit appropriate
  328. 43Paragraph 43
  329. 44Paragraph 44
  330. 45Paragraph 45
  331. 46Withdrawal of application
  332. Part 4: Derecognition
  333. 47Access agreements
  334. 48Unfair practices
  335. 49Ballots
  336. 50Paragraph 50
  337. 51Paragraph 51
  338. 52Paragraph 52
  339. 53Paragraph 53
  340. 54Paragraph 54
  341. 55Paragraph 55
  342. 56Derecognition where recognition automatic
  343. 57Paragraph 57
  344. 58Paragraph 58
  345. 59Paragraph 59
  346. 60Paragraph 60
  347. 61Paragraph 61
  348. 62Derecognition where union not independent
  349. 63Paragraph 63
  350. 64Paragraph 64
  351. Part 5: Meaning of “the required percentage”
  352. 65Paragraph 65
  353. Part 6: Consequential amendments
  354. 66Paragraph 66
  355. Schedule 7: Legislation subject to enforcement under Part 5
  356. Part 1: Relevant labour market legislation
  357. 1Employment Agencies Act 1973
  358. 2Paragraph 2
  359. 3Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 Not yet in force
  360. 4Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 Not yet in force
  361. 5Social Security Administration Act 1992 Not yet in force
  362. 6Social Security Administration Act 1992 Not yet in force
  363. 7Social Security Administration Act 1992 Not yet in force
  364. 8Social Security Contributions and Benefits (Northern Ireland) Act 1992 Not yet in force
  365. 9Social Security Contributions and Benefits (Northern Ireland) Act 1992 Not yet in force
  366. 10Social Security Administration (Northern Ireland) Act 1992 Not yet in force
  367. 11Social Security Administration (Northern Ireland) Act 1992 Not yet in force
  368. 12Social Security Administration (Northern Ireland) Act 1992 Not yet in force
  369. 13Employment Tribunals Act 1996
  370. 14National Minimum Wage Act 1998
  371. 15Paragraph 15
  372. 16Paragraph 16
  373. 17Paragraph 17
  374. 18Paragraph 18
  375. 19Paragraph 19
  376. 20Paragraph 20
  377. 21Working Time Regulations 1998 Not yet in force
  378. 22Gangmasters (Licensing) Act 2004
  379. 23Paragraph 23
  380. 24Paragraph 24
  381. 25Paragraph 25
  382. 26Paragraph 26
  383. 27Fraud Act 2006
  384. 28Modern Slavery Act 2015
  385. 29Paragraph 29
  386. 30Paragraph 30
  387. 31Employment Rights Act 2025 Not yet in force
  388. 32Paragraph 32 Not yet in force
  389. 33Paragraph 33
  390. 34Paragraph 34
  391. Part 2: Power to amend Part 1
  392. 35Paragraph 35
  393. Schedule 8: Warrants under Part 5: further provision
  394. Part 1: Application of this Schedule
  395. 1Paragraph 1
  396. Part 2: Warrants: applications and safeguards
  397. 2Applications for warrants
  398. 3Safeguards in connection with power of entry conferred by warrant
  399. 4Paragraph 4
  400. 5Paragraph 5
  401. Part 3: Execution of warrants
  402. 6Warrant to be executed within three months
  403. 7Time of entry
  404. 8Evidence of authority etc
  405. 9Securing premises after entry
  406. 10Return and retention of warrants
  407. Schedule 9: Persons to whom information may be disclosed under section 135
  408. Authorities with functions in connection with the labour market or the workplace etc
  409. Law enforcement and border security
  410. Local government
  411. Health and social care bodies
  412. Other persons
  413. Schedule 10: Consequential amendments relating to Part 5
  414. Part 1: Existing powers under relevant labour market legislation
  415. 1Employment Agencies Act 1973
  416. 2Paragraph 2
  417. 3Paragraph 3
  418. 4Paragraph 4
  419. 5Part 2A of Employment Tribunals Act 1996
  420. 6Paragraph 6
  421. 7Paragraph 7
  422. 8Paragraph 8
  423. 9Paragraph 9
  424. 10Paragraph 10
  425. 11Paragraph 11
  426. 12Paragraph 12
  427. 13Paragraph 13
  428. 14Paragraph 14
  429. 15Paragraph 15
  430. 16Paragraph 16
  431. 17National Minimum Wage Act 1998
  432. 18Paragraph 18
  433. 19Paragraph 19
  434. 20Paragraph 20
  435. 21Paragraph 21
  436. 22Paragraph 22
  437. 23Paragraph 23
  438. 24Paragraph 24
  439. 25Gangmasters (Licensing) Act 2004
  440. 26Paragraph 26
  441. 27Paragraph 27
  442. 28Paragraph 28
  443. 29Paragraph 29
  444. 30Paragraph 30
  445. 31Paragraph 31
  446. 32Paragraph 32
  447. 33Paragraph 33
  448. 34Paragraph 34
  449. 35Paragraph 35
  450. 36Paragraph 36
  451. 37Paragraph 37
  452. 38Paragraph 38
  453. 39Paragraph 39
  454. 40Paragraph 40
  455. 41Paragraph 41
  456. 42Paragraph 42
  457. 43Paragraph 43
  458. 44Paragraph 44
  459. 45Paragraph 45
  460. 46Modern Slavery Act 2015
  461. 47Paragraph 47
  462. 48Paragraph 48
  463. 49Paragraph 49
  464. 50Paragraph 50
  465. 51Paragraph 51
  466. 52Paragraph 52
  467. 53Paragraph 53
  468. 54Paragraph 54
  469. 55Paragraph 55
  470. 56Paragraph 56
  471. Part 2: Other consequential amendments
  472. 57Public Records Act 1958
  473. 58Parliamentary Commissioner Act 1967
  474. 59Superannuation Act 1972
  475. 60House of Commons Disqualification Act 1975
  476. 61Northern Ireland Assembly Disqualification Act 1975
  477. 62Employment Protection Act 1975
  478. 63Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984
  479. 64Companies Act 1985
  480. 65Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992
  481. 66Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994
  482. 67Deregulation and Contracting Out Act 1994
  483. 68Employment Tribunals Act 1996
  484. 69Employment Relations Act 1999
  485. 70Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
  486. 71Finance Act 2000
  487. 72Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000
  488. 73Freedom of Information Act 2000
  489. 74Police Reform Act 2002
  490. 75Employment Relations Act 2004
  491. 76Civil Partnership Act 2004
  492. 77Pensions Act 2004
  493. 78Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005
  494. 79Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006
  495. 80Regulatory Enforcement and Sanctions Act 2008
  496. 81Employment Act 2008
  497. 82Equality Act 2010
  498. 83Financial Services Act 2012
  499. 84Modern Slavery Act 2015
  500. 85Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015
  501. 86Human Trafficking and Exploitation (Criminal Justice and Support for Victims) Act (Northern Ireland) 2015
  502. 87Immigration Act 2016
  503. 88Investigatory Powers Act 2016
  504. 89Policing and Crime Act 2017
  505. 90Data Protection Act 2018
  506. 91Sentencing Act 2020
  507. 92Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022
  508. 93Procurement Act 2023
  509. Schedule 11: Transitional and saving provision relating to Part 5
  510. Part 1: Abolition of existing enforcement authorities: transfer schemes
  511. 1Staff transfer schemes
  512. 2Property transfer schemes
  513. 3Continuity
  514. 4Supplementary provision, etc
  515. 5Interpretation
  516. Part 2: Other transitional and saving provision
  517. 6General
  518. 7Powers to obtain documents etc
  519. 8Labour abuse prevention officers
  520. 9Warrants
  521. 10Paragraph 10
  522. 11LME undertakings and orders
  523. 12Information
  524. 13Paragraph 13
  525. 14Paragraph 14
  526. 15Orders under Modern Slavery Act 2015
  527. 16Paragraph 16
  528. 17Paragraph 17
  529. 18Notices of underpayment under the National Minimum Wage Act 1998
  530. 19Enforcement of agricultural wages legislation
  531. 20Appeals under the Gangmasters (Licensing) Act 2004: Northern Ireland licences
  532. Schedule 12: Increase in time limits for making claims
  533. 1Safety Representatives and Safety Committees Regulations 1977
  534. 2Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992
  535. 3Pension Schemes Act 1993
  536. 4Employment Rights Act 1996
  537. 5Health and Safety (Consultation with Employees) Regulations 1996
  538. 6Working Time Regulations 1998
  539. 7National Minimum Wage Act 1998
  540. 8Employment Relations Act 1999
  541. 9Transnational Information and Consultation of Employees Regulations 1999
  542. 10Merchant Shipping (Working Time: Inland Waterways) Regulations 2003
  543. 11Civil Aviation (Working Time) Regulations 2004
  544. 12Fishing Vessels (Working Time: Sea-fishermen) Regulations 2004
  545. 13Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006
  546. 14Occupational and Personal Pension Schemes (Consultation by Employers and Miscellaneous Amendment) Regulations 2006
  547. 15Cross-border Railway Services (Working Time) Regulations 2008
  548. 16European Public Limited-Liability Company (Employee Involvement) (Great Britain) Regulations 2009
  549. 17Agency Workers Regulations 2010
  550. 18Equality Act 2010
  551. 19Merchant Shipping (Maritime Labour Convention) (Hours of Work) Regulations 2018