Retrenchment & Gig Workers Bill 2025 – Webinar Replay

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Webinar Replay: Retrenchment & Gig Workers Bill 2025

Posted on September 30, 2025 by E2 Consultants

We’ve successfully concluded our exclusive webinar, HR on High Alert: What the Penal Code Amendments 2025 Mean for You, held on 14 August 2025.

This replay session covers critical insights on how the recent legal changes affect HR practices, workplace policies, and employer responsibilities. Watch the full session at your convenience and stay informed on how to stay compliant under the amended Penal Code.

What you'll learn:

How the 2025 Penal Code amendments impact bullying, doxing, and harassment cases
Employer responsibilities and legal risks under the new framework
Policy and disciplinary updates HR teams need to implement now
Real-world scenarios and what HR should do next

Presentation slides and video replay will be sent to your registered email.

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