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3:00pm - 4:30pm, 17 June 2025
(Europe/London)
(Europe/London)
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Event Details
In response to popular demand, this event is now a live webinar, giving you direct access to expert legal insights and practical strategies for navigating the Employment Rights Bill, MSP frameworks, and future workforce planning, all without the need to travel.
Is your external workforce future-proofed?
With rapidly evolving workforce regulations and geopolitical shifts reshaping employment practices, organisations are increasingly turning to Managed Service Providers (MSPs) for a comprehensive workforce strategy.
The Employment Rights Bill (ERB) introduces new obligations, including the requirement for engagers to provide "guaranteed hours" contracts to direct and agency temporary staff after just twelve weeks. This shift makes strategic workforce planning more urgent than ever. As businesses adapt, service providers must also navigate shifting expectations and contractual complexities, creating both challenges and new opportunities in workforce management.
Join industry leaders managing external workforces, alongside the service providers who support them, for an exclusive discussion on these global trends. This summit offers a rare opportunity to connect, exchange insights, and prepare for the future.
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Meeting Agenda
Evolving the External Workforce
Speakers: Tania Bowers, Group Public Policy Director, APSCo & Brian Huggett, Managing Director, OutSource UK
- Exploring known and unknown Employment Rights Bill changes
- Discussing its impact on the market, including the supply of Statement of Work models, umbrella company workers, and PAYE agency workers
Navigating Contractual Challenges in MSP and SOW Engagements
Speaker: Carla Roberts, Director of Legal Services, WTT Legal
- How these changes will reshape contract frameworks for clients and service providers alike
Speakers
Tania Bowers
APSCo, Global Public Policy Director
Tania is the Global Public Policy Director. She is a solicitor who has worked exclusively in the professional staffing sector since 1999, joining APSCo in 2016.
As Head of Global Public Policy Tania represents our members’ interests in meetings and communications with Government departments, ministers, MPs and other interested stakeholders. She is responsible for APSCo’s public affairs activity on a global basis representing APSCo members’ views to governments and contributing to the debate on the future of the global professional labour market.
Brian Huggett
APSCo OutSource, Managing Director
Brian Huggett is the new Managing Director of APSCo OutSource UK. Brian brings 25 years global talent acquisition experience, including 20 years as an end-user client in various Global Recruitment Roles.
Having started his career at an independent, London recruitment firm, Brian moved into inhouse recruitment where he successfully implemented and leveraged RPO and MSP partners at an impressive list of international companies: PwC, Goldman Sachs, BNY, Lloyds Banking Group and Deutsche Bank.
Brian has a passion for helping others and with the myriad of economic and employment legal changes facing the industry, he is committed to helping OutSource Members prosper, harnessing his end-user perspective to create even more value for existing and new members alike.
Carla Roberts
WTT Legal , US Legal Director
Dual-qualified (UK/US) lawyer with extensive experience in the staffing and insurance industries. Expertise in both UK/US traditional staffing models (perm/temp) and outsourcing arrangements (specifically managed service and recruitment process outsourcing), Statement of Work ("SOW") model, IR35/Off-Payroll legislation and classification issues, employment status, commercial contracts, supply chain due diligence, employment and regulatory law, risk management, insurance and compliance. Attended UCLA (undergraduate), Southwestern College of Law (Los Angeles) and College of Law (London).
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