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Default Employment Law Changes in 2009
Some useful advice for members, re: changes about to occur in April 09 include:
Statutory annual leave entitlement will increase
Statutory maternity, paternity and adoption pay will increase
Statutory sick pay (flat rate SSP) will increase
Employment Act 08 will come into force with the existing dismissal, disciplinary and grievance procedures repealed. A revised code will replace the statutory procedures.

Heads up, as existing employment contracts/ staff handbooks, will need to be amended!!
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Good reminder Tanya,...as a lot of employers bury their heads in the sand.

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