
CERTIFICATION
The Employment Rights Act: What’s Changing and How Employers Can Prepare
Start: 18 Mar, 2026 | 11:00 am
Duration: 1 Hour
Virtual
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Family Friendly Workplaces is hosting a practical, employer-focused webinar on upcoming changes linked to the Employment Rights Act, including developments relating to gender pay gap reporting. The session will bring together policy insight and real-world implementation experience, helping employers understand what’s changing and how to respond in a way that strengthens inclusion, wellbeing and gender equality.
We’ll hear from:
- Jen Molloy (Cabinet Office), Economic Gender Equality Senior Policy Adviser, Women’s Equality Division, on the policy direction and what it is intended to achieve.
- Michelle Gyimah (Founder, Equality Pays) will provide insight on practical steps on how business can prepare for the changes.
- Helen Hodgkinson (Chief People Officer, TLT) will share the practical steps their organisation has taken to prepare and embed changes.
- Emma Walsh (CEO and Founder, Parents at Work / Family Friendly Workplaces Australia) will explore how self assessment and certification can support organisations to benchmark their current position and build a clear, staged action plan for improvement.
- The discussion will be moderated by Simon Kelleher, Head of Policy and Influencing at Working Families.
What attendees will take away
- A clear understanding of the direction of travel on ERB-related changes, including gender pay gap reporting
- Practical insights on implementation from an employer already taking steps
- A structured way to turn requirements into an actionable plan (benchmarking, priorities, accountability)
Book now and join a community of trailblazers committed to positive change and building family-friendly workplaces of the future.
Speakers

Host
Simon Kelleher
Working Families

Guest
Michelle Gyimah
Equality Pays

Guest
Helen Hodgkinson
TLT LLP

Guest
Jen Molloy
Cabinet Office

Guest
Emma Walsh
Family Friendly Workplaces Australia / Parents at Work
