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Unfair Dismissal From Day One: The Proposed End of the Two-Year Qualifying Period

Reforms under the Employment Rights Bill agenda would remove the two-year qualifying period for unfair dismissal claims, making it a day-one right with a modified process during a new statutory probationary period. Where this stands.

Emma Clarke9 Jul 20265 min read

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Probationary Period Rights UK 2026: What You're Entitled To From Day One

A probationary period doesn't strip away your basic statutory rights — minimum wage, holiday, and protection from discrimination all apply from day one, even though unfair dismissal protection takes longer.

CalcHub Editorial1 Jul 20264 min read

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