What Happens When Employees Cannot Get To Work Practical Solutions For Transport Strikes, School Closures And Other Unexpected Disruptions Unexpected disruption can create significant challenges for both employers and employees. Whether the issue is transport strikes, school closures, severe weather,
Term Time Working and Holiday Entitlement Supreme Court rules that part year employees are entitled to the same holiday as those working all year.
Introducing a flexi time policy is a way to redesign traditional work schedules so the employees actual working hours differ from their contracted hours.
Class 1 National Insurance Thresholds On 23 March 2022 the UK Government announced at the Spring Statement 2022 an increase in National Insurance thresholds for the 2022 to 2023 tax year. This means employees and self-employed people will pay National
Holiday Pay and Voluntary Overtime. The Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland has held that voluntary overtime is not necessarily excluded from the calculation of holiday pay for the purposes of the Working Time Regulations 1998 (as derived under the EU Working Time Directive).
A limit on claims for deductions from pay to deductions which occurred in the 2 year period before the claim is filed will now cap back dated holiday pay claims
The biggest change in Workplace Pensions Schemes history began in October 2012. Employers are now required, by law, to automatically enrol all eligible workers into a workplace pension and make a contribution to it. The deadline (Staging Date) for each company to adopt the new regulations depends upon size, with larger employers going first.
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