Wage theft: A new year and new powers
Presented by Adam Foster
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This webinar delves into and examines wage theft and the recent legislative changes criminalising non-compliance.
The new wage theft criminal offence came into effect on 1 January 2025. This webinar delves into and examines wage theft and the recent legislative changes criminalising non-compliance. Gain critical insights into the legal and operational impacts for employers and HR teams to help navigate and mitigate risks in 2025.
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