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4h 57m of learning
Updated Nov 2026
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4h 57mSelf-paced
11 lessonsOn the UISC learning portal
All LevelsNo prior training needed
Course curriculum
1 modules11 lessons4h 57m total
01UK Employment Law11 lessons
Basics of Employment Law
Legal Recruitment Obligations and Process to Be Followed
Employment Contracts
Employee Handbook
Disciplinary Procedure
National Minimum Wage & National Living Wage
Parental Rights, Sick Pay, & Pension Scheme
Discrimination in the Workplace
Health & Safety at Work.
Dismissal, Grievances and Employment Tribunals.
Workplace Monitoring and Data Protection
About this course
The UK Employment Law course is designed to provide learners with an in-depth understanding of the basics of employment law. During this course, you will learn the role of an employment lawyer and the rights of both employees and employers. Additionally, it covers the different types of employment contracts, the legal recruitment process and the employee handbook in detail.
UK employment law refers to the relationship between employer and employee and involves many different areas, from sick pay to wage rights. In this comprehensive training course, you will explore the legal responsibilities of both employers and employees in various situations, as well as what should be included in every organisation’s employee handbook.
Above all, case studies and practical exercises will give you an insight into key topics such as how to handle discrimination in the workplace, disciplinary procedures, and data protection principles. Enrol the course today to build a deep understanding of the UK Employment Law and earn a Free CPD accredited certificate after the course.
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Sneak Peek Of UK Employment Law Course
Who Should Take The UK Employment Law Course
This comprehensive UK Employment Law course is suitable for aspiring professionals looking to fast track their career in the UK employment law sector, as well as existing professionals who are new to the field and wish to update their existing skills and knowledge. Professions in this field include:
Employment Lawyer
Employment Solicitor
Employment Legal Counsel
Paralegal
Learning outcomes of the course
By the end of the course, learners will be able to:
Understand the basics of UK employment law and the role of an employment lawyer
Identify each of the fundamental stages of the legal recruitment process
Demonstrate knowledge of the different types of employment contracts
List the different things that should be included in the employee handbook
Manage the disciplinary process and discrimination in the workplace
Show awareness of health and safety regulations in the workplace
Identify the key data protection principles and why it is important in the workplace
Understand parental rights, sick pay and pension schemes
Demonstrate knowledge of the national minimum wage and living wage
Course Curriculum
Module 01: Basics of Employment Law
In module one, we will explore the fundamentals of employment law in the UK and how they are designed to protect both employees and employers’ rights. This introductory module also provides an insight into the industry and the role of an employment lawyer.
Module 02: Legal Recruitment Process
In module two, we will take an in-depth look at the legal recruitment process in the UK and its fundamental stages, learning through case studies and audio-visual material.
Module 03: Employment Contracts
In module three, we will learn about the different types of employment contracts in the UK, how a contract of employment is established, and what is covered in an employment contract.
Module 04: Employee Handbook
In module four, we will deepen our understanding of the employee handbook and what should be included in it. It covers key topics such as UK work policies, company guidelines and wages.
Module 05: Disciplinary Procedure
In module five, we will gain a comprehensive understanding of disciplinary procedures for employees, the steps in the disciplinary process, and the different types of disciplinary actions that can be taken by an employer
Module 06: National Minimum Wage & National Living Wage
In module six, we will explore the national minimum wage and the national living wage in the UK, taking a look at their differences, the law and wage entitlement.
In module seven, we will learn all about parental right, employee statutory sick pay and pension schemes, covering topics such as maternity leave, the different types of pensions, and sick leave.
Module 08: Discrimination in the Workplace
In module eight, we will explore the kind of behaviour that constitutes discrimination in the workplace, with examples. It covers the different types of discrimination and the laws that protect against discrimination in the workplace.
Module 09: Health & Safety at Work
In module nine, we will take a look at health & safety regulations in the workplace and the legislation surrounding workplace accidents and injuries. We will also learn about the legal responsibilities of employers and employees regarding this topic.
Module 10: Dismissal, Grievances and Employment Tribunals
In module ten, we will broaden our knowledge of employee dismissals, grievances and the employment tribunal process. It covers grounds for dismissal, grievance procedures and the process for making a claim to an employment tribunal.
Module 11: Workplace Monitoring & Data Protection
In this final module, we will explore workplace monitoring policy in detail, and the key principles of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Your certificate
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