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How To Comply With the New Hours of Work Law

23/03/2016/in employment relations act, hours of work /by Mark Donovan

Changes to the Employment Relations Act come into force on 1 April 2016 that affect you if you want your employees to remain available to work at certain times but cannot guarantee them work during those times. ELIMINATING ZERO-HOURS CONTRACTS These changes have come about as a result of concerns that some employers were not […]

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