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Sharpe Minds TUPE series

Are you in HR or involved in the procurement of services for the Council, and find TUPE gives you a headache?

Navigating employee transfers under TUPE can be complex, but it doesn’t have to be. Join our team of TUPE specialists for a practical, three-part webinar series designed to give you clarity, confidence, and control when managing workforce transitions.

What you’ll gain:

  • Clear guideance on what actions you need to take, when to take them, and why they matter
  • Real-life scenarios that reveal common pitfalls – and how to avoid them
  • Expert insights into when legal advice is essential and how to approach it strategically

Whether you’re preparing for a transfer or simply what to sharpen your understanding, this series will equip you with the tools to handle TUPE challenges with ease.

In the first of our three-part series, we covered:

  • Service Provision Changes and Business Transfers, what are they and how to spot them.
  • The differences between insourcing, outsourcing or a re-procurement and what duties and obligations are there for each of these processes.
  • We covered the significance of an ‘organised grouping of employees,’ as this is a key factor in determining whether a transfer of employees will or will not occur.
  • We also covered ‘fundamentally the same activities’ and how this impacts on the application of TUPE.

In this session, we covered:

  • What the Employment Liability Information (ELI) involves and key considerations to keep in mind
  • How to approach situations where transferring employees are members of a public sector pension scheme
  • What to consider if there is more than one transfer date, especially when you’re not the employer but acting as the contracting authority

A practical guide to complex TUPE transfers and insights into upcoming changes under the Employment Rights Bill.

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