House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement
Delivering the Government’s Plan to Make Work Pay – publication of the Employment Rights Bill Implementation Roadmap
01 July 2025 · Department for Business and Trade
Proposed by Justin Madders Lab Ellesmere Port and Bromborough
Summarised by AI from the official record, so it can contain mistakes.
At a glance
Key points
- The Employment Rights Bill Implementation Roadmap has been published.
- The roadmap outlines the timeline and consultation process for implementing the Employment Rights Bill.
- The Government will consult on the measures through secondary legislation and regulations after Royal Assent.
Issue summary
The statement is about the publication of the Employment Rights Bill Implementation Roadmap which outlines how the Government's Plan to Make Work Pay will be implemented.
Action requested
The roadmap provides a timeline and consultation process for implementing measures in the Employment Rights Bill, ensuring clarity and preparation for employers, unions, and workers. The Government will continue to consult on these measures through secondary legislation and regulations after Royal Assent.
Key facts
- Publication of the Employment Rights Bill Implementation Roadmap.
- The Plan to Make Work Pay aims to upgrade employment rights in a modern economy.
- Consultation on implementation details will be conducted via secondary legislation and regulations.