Event Details

A significant wave of legislative and regulatory change is approaching across construction, employment, corporate governance, and commercial law. These changes will have implications for your business over the next 12–24 months.

Members are invited to attend our webinar, in collaboration with Hill Dickinson, where experts will provide a clear, practical overview of what’s changing, when it’s happening, and what you should be doing now to prepare.

During the session, we will be discussing: 

• Progress on the implementation of the Grenfell Inquiry’s Phase 2 recommendations, including the Building Safety Levy and evolving regulatory framework
• The Construction Products Reform White Paper
• The outcome of a the late payment and retentions consultation
• Major employment law changes under the Employment Rights Act 2025
• Mandatory identification for directors and people with significant control
• Updates to procurement thresholds and data protection rules

Why attend?

• Understand how upcoming changes will affect your organisation
• Identify key risks and compliance priorities
• Gain practical guidance on next steps
• Put your questions directly to our specialists

Duration: 1 hour

Qualifies towards your CPD

Event Details

FIS is holding our first Operable Wall working group of 2026 at the Saint Gobain Solutions Centre in London.  We have a strong ongoing agenda of work by, and for, our members in the sector. Members will also have the opportunity to raise any of your own concerns or propose activities that will support improvement.

Agenda:

• Lunch & Networking
• Regulatory reform | A review of the government white paper, the general safety requirement and the role of PAS 2000
• Acoustic Verification Scheme | Update on expansion of scheme and “installer verification” pilot
• e-Learning and guidance | Assessing priorities and training gaps
• Specifiers guide | Update on drafting and publication
• AOB

Event Details

FIS is holding its Drylining working group in person on 14 May.  The location, timings and agenda will be posted here shortly. 

If you would like to receive notification via email once the details are confirmed, please email hermioneneale@thefis.org 

Event Details

Date: 19 May 2026

Location: London

Timings: 12:00 – 17:00

FIS is holding its Partitions, Pods and Doors working group in person on 19 May. The agenda will be posted here shortly. 

If you would like to receive notification via email once the details are confirmed, please email hermioneneale@thefis.org 

Event Details

With an estimated 49.6 million victims of modern slavery worldwide, and an estimated 100,000 victims in the UK in 2020, reports of the value of at-risk products consumed by G20 countries annually totals $354 billion.

No supply chain can be considered risk free, and with increasing regulatory due diligence requirements, focus from the investment community through ESG reporting, and more informed consumer expectations, organisations need to raise the bar when it comes to tackling modern slavery issues.

Duration: 1 hour

Qualifies towards your CPD

To receive your CPD accreditation and for this to be tracked through your Supply Chain Sustainability School dashboard make sure your full name is reflected on your Zoom account when you join the session.

Please note, if you fail to meet the attendance requirements, unfortunately you will not be issued a CPD Certificate.

What will I achieve? 

By the end of this webinar, you will:
• An understanding of what modern slavery is, the current landscape and trends (UK and global perspectives)
• Insights on how to spot the signs of modern slavery
• Clarity around the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and future impact
• Tips and points around competency frameworks and training needs for everyone in your organisation
• Insights into some of the key risk categories – both in your operations and your supply chain
• Free videos, toolkits, e-learning, templates and learning pathways