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EPISODE · Mar 13, 2026 · 11 MIN

HR Without the Noise: Employment Rights Act 2025 & What HR Should Really Focus On

from The People Podcast · host Naseer Mohammed

HR teams across the UK are navigating one of the busiest periods in recent years.Alongside the everyday challenges of recruitment, employee relations, leadership development and employee engagement, organisations are also preparing for the changes introduced by the Employment Rights Act 2025.With so many priorities competing for attention, many HR leaders are asking an important question:What should organisations actually focus on in their people strategy?In this episode of The People Podcast, Naseer Mohammed explores how organisations can cut through the noise and focus on the fundamentals that truly drive organisational performance and employee engagement.This episode covers:• Why HR teams are under increasing pressure• The impact of the Employment Rights Act 2025• The foundations of an effective people strategy• Why HR audits and clarity in HR processes are becoming more importantIf you work in HR, leadership or people management, this episode offers practical reflections on where HR should focus its energy in a rapidly evolving workplace.#HRPodcast #PeopleStrategy #HRLeadership #FutureOfWork #EmploymentLaw

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