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Beyond Compliance: The Worker Protection Act Lessons Learned (May 2026)

Event Date: 11/06/26

Event Location: The Clubhouse

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0.5 Days
£225
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Free cancellation

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Included

Complimentary post event drinks and canapés included. 

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Questions?

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Duration

13:00 - 17:00 followed by drinks and canapés  

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Who should attend

HR, People, L&D and Talent Leaders

Overview

Hear from senior HR and L&D leaders about what worked, what didn’t, and what they would do differently.

No polished case studies. Just honest reflections, difficult decisions and lessons learned the hard way.

You will leave with fresh thinking on:

  • Building an L&D strategy that works in the real world

  • Balancing priorities, budgets and stakeholder pressure

  • Measuring what actually matters

  • Adapting when plans need to change

Food and drinks included.

 

 

Topics Covered

Understanding the Worker Protection Act

What the legislation requires in practice
Where organisations are most exposed
What “reasonable steps” really look like


Defining and Recognising Behaviour

Distinguishing bullying, harassment, sexual harassment, stalking and victimisation
Recognising how these behaviours show up in real situations
Understanding what sits behind them


Organisational Risk and Responsibility

Where accountability sits across the organisation
The role of leadership, HR and managers
Common gaps in current approaches


Responding and Supporting Effectively

Handling issues confidently and appropriately
Supporting employees while managing organisational risk
Avoiding common mistakes in response


Building a Preventative Culture

Moving beyond reactive policies
Creating an environment where issues are less likely to occur
Embedding expectations across the organisation