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AI-Powered · UK Employment Law

Know every obligation.
Before it bites.

The average unfair dismissal award is £13,749. Discrimination claims average £53,403.

Statuta maps your obligations, generates your documents, and builds your evidence trail — in under 5 minutes.

Most UK businesses are already non-compliant with at least 3 employment obligations. Find out which ones apply to you — free, in under 5 minutes.

ActiveEmployment Rights Act 2025·GDPR (UK)·Health & Safety at Work Act 1974·ActiveWorkers (Predictable Terms) Act 2023·Equality Act 2010·National Minimum Wage Act 1998·ActiveNeonatal Care (Leave & Pay) Act 2023·Working Time Regulations 1998·Transfer of Undertakings Regs 2006·ActiveEmployment Rights Act 2025·GDPR (UK)·Health & Safety at Work Act 1974·ActiveWorkers (Predictable Terms) Act 2023·Equality Act 2010·National Minimum Wage Act 1998·ActiveNeonatal Care (Leave & Pay) Act 2023·Working Time Regulations 1998·Transfer of Undertakings Regs 2006·
ERA 2025 now in force·NMW rates increase April 2026·47 acts monitored·200+ obligations mapped·Paternity leave rules updated 11 March 2026·ERA 2025 now in force·NMW rates increase April 2026·47 acts monitored·200+ obligations mapped·Paternity leave rules updated 11 March 2026·

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3 obligations remaining

Critical·Due 06/04/2026

Update parental leave policy for overseas adoptions

Immediate action required — non-compliance carries significant legal and financial risk.

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Platform

Everything you need to stay ahead of UK employment law.

One platform. Every obligation. Always up to date.

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Know exactly what applies to your business

Every UK employment law obligation matched to your sector, size, and jurisdiction. No guesswork, no gaps.

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Never miss a compliance deadline

Know exactly when obligations come into force, when deadlines hit, and what action to take. Automatic alerts before anything is due.

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See your risk and what to fix first

A compliance score based on your current posture, with a prioritised action list that updates as the law evolves.

04 —AI

ERA 2025 compliant documents in 60 seconds

AI-generated contracts, policies, and checklists — tailored to your obligations and ready to implement.

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Alerts when the law changes

Every new act, SI, and statutory code is classified and matched to your business within hours. You hear about it before it affects you.

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Proof you acted, timestamped and ready

Every action logged, every document versioned, every alert tracked. The evidence trail that proves you acted — before a tribunal asks.

The difference is documentation.

Without Statuta

  • ×Obligations tracked in a spreadsheet (or not at all)
  • ×No idea which laws changed this month
  • ×Documents drafted from Google templates
  • ×Employees never formally acknowledged policies
  • ×Tribunal claim arrives — you have nothing to show
  • ×£300/hr emergency call to an employment solicitor

With Statuta

  • Every obligation mapped to your business automatically
  • Alerts when legislation affecting you changes
  • AI-generated documents in under 60 seconds
  • Team acknowledgements tracked and timestamped
  • Evidence pack ready to hand to your solicitor
  • £99/month. Fixed. No surprises.

ERA 2025 Implementation

Key dates your business needs to prepare for.

ERA 2025 rolls out in waves. Each one changes your obligations.

6 April 2026

Day-one paternity leave and parental leave rights take effect

6 April 2026

SSP payable from first day of illness, lower earnings limit removed

6 April 2026

Collective redundancy protective award doubles to 180 days

7 April 2026

Fair Work Agency launches with new enforcement powers

October 2026

Tribunal claim window extends from 3 months to 6 months

October 2026

Employer duty to prevent harassment raised to “all reasonable steps”

January 2027

Unfair dismissal qualifying period drops from 2 years to 6 months

January 2027

Compensation cap on unfair dismissal claims removed entirely

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What's your tribunal exposure?

Do you have written contracts for all staff?

Do you have a documented disciplinary procedure?

Have you updated your policies for ERA 2025?

Estimated Realistic Exposure

£5,850

Worst case: £14,625

Unfair Dismissal£6,875
Working Time Violations£3,500

Based on your answers, your business has compliance gaps that are commonly cited in successful tribunal claims.

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Pricing

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No tiers. No surprises. Just compliance.

Built for UK SMEs with 10–50 employees in professional services, technology, and healthcare.

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Every obligation mapped to your business · ERA 2025 compliant documents on demand · Evidence trail that builds itself

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FAQ

Questions we get asked.

Is this actually legally reliable?

Every document cites the specific section of the Act it satisfies. We don’t give legal advice — we give you the documentation your solicitor would charge £300 to produce.

What if the law changes after I generate a document?

Statuta monitors legislation.gov.uk daily. When a law you’re covered by changes, your document is flagged for review and you get an alert. Your compliance doesn’t go stale.

How is this different from just using ChatGPT?

ChatGPT doesn’t know your company size, sector, or jurisdiction. It doesn’t monitor legislation. It doesn’t track which employees acknowledged which policies. And it won’t generate your tribunal evidence pack.

How does this compare to using an employment solicitor?

Statuta handles the 80% of compliance work that’s routine — obligation tracking, document generation, deadline monitoring, audit trails. That means when you do need a solicitor, you’re paying for strategic advice, not document production. Most clients find Statuta replaces several hours of billable work per month.

Do I actually need compliance software? I’ve been fine so far.

Most employers say that — right up until a tribunal claim arrives. The average time from an employee feeling aggrieved to filing a claim is 6–18 months. You won’t know about it until the letter lands. The ERA 2025 has also extended the tribunal claim window from 3 months to 6 months (from October 2026), and reduced the unfair dismissal qualifying period from 2 years to 6 months (from January 2027). The risk profile for every UK employer has fundamentally changed — whether you’ve had a claim before or not.

My accountant or solicitor already handles employment law for me.

Your accountant is excellent at tax and payroll. Employment law compliance is a different discipline entirely — and it’s what Statuta is purpose-built for. We’re the tool your accountant recommends because it’s outside their core expertise. Your solicitor handles legal issues reactively, when something goes wrong. Neither is monitoring legislation.gov.uk daily, tracking which employees acknowledged which policies, or building a timestamped audit trail. Statuta doesn’t replace your solicitor — it means that when you do need one, you arrive with a complete evidence pack instead of a box of panic.

I only have 3–5 employees. Does this apply to me?

Yes. The number of Acts that apply to you doesn’t change much between 5 and 50 employees. A business with 3 employees has obligations under the Employment Rights Act 1996, the Equality Act 2010, the Working Time Regulations, GDPR, the Health & Safety at Work Act, the National Minimum Wage Act, and more. The difference is that a 5-person company has zero HR infrastructure to track any of it. That’s exactly who Statuta is built for.

What’s the difference between Statuta and HR software like BrightHR or Breathe?

BrightHR and Breathe are people management platforms — they handle leave tracking, rotas, timekeeping, document storage, and payroll. Statuta is a compliance intelligence platform — it maps the specific legal obligations that apply to your business, tracks enforcement deadlines, generates documents that cite the exact statutory section they satisfy, and builds a timestamped audit trail. We don’t manage your people. We make sure your legal obligations are covered. They’re complementary, not competing.

Why Statuta

Built by two founders who believe compliance shouldn't require a retainer.

Statuta is built for UK SME founders who refuse to pay £300/hour for advice they need right now. Employment law changes constantly. Your documents should too.

— Conor & Alex · Co-founders, Statuta

We've seen first hand what it's like for founders and CEOs' time to get dragged through court claims and legal battles and the effect that has on employees and business growth.

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