Seminar on Holiday Pay and EAS Compliance Inspections
After years of controversy, rolled-up holiday pay is to be allowed for agency workers and others from April 2024, but subject to complex rules on application and calculation. This means that agencies who supply temporary workers will need to get to grips with how the new rules operate. At the same time, more and more agencies are being inspected by EAS, placing compliance high on the agenda. Knowledge is power. This seminar is designed to provide essential information for recruitment agencies and employers. The expert legal team from Lawspeed will explain legislative changes and new rules regarding rolled-up holiday pay. Recruitment businesses are regulated, and the Employment Agency Inspectorate (EAS) is responsible for enforcement. During the seminar, speakers from the EAS will provide insights into how inspections work and the potential consequences of non-compliance. They will also highlight key compliance areas to help attendees avoid any issues. Lawspeed experts will cover relevant areas of the Conduct Regulations to help attendees ensure that they have their house in order.
Adrian, a highly experienced lawyer, founded Lawspeed in 1997. He is responsible for developing our extensive portfolio of products and services, including the widely used Lawspeed contract templates. Adrian is an expert on “recruitment law” and specialises in contracts, regulatory compliance, employment status and dispute handling. He is chair of the trade body the Association of Recruitment Consultancies, the only lawyer lead recruitment trade body in the UK. Adrian and his co-director Ravi devised Standards in Recruitment as a vehicle for helping drive up standards and compliance in the industry.
Adrian is our lead in discussions with the government over regulatory evolution. Apart from assisting with client support, Adrian’s primary role is research and development into methods of business delivery, our latest service Proterms being his most recent project. Adrian heads our IR35 lawyers team.
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