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EMPLOYMENT LEGISLATION

WRITTEN STATEMENT OF EMPLOYMENT PARTICULARS  (PL700 Rev 5)

 
Contents

* Outline of provisions
* Who is entitled to receive a written statement?
* What information must the written statement include?
* What must the note of disciplinary and grievance procedures contain?
* Which of the required particulars may be given by reference to some other document, rather than in the written statement itself?
* When must the written statement be given?
* What notification is an employee entitled to receive when a change occurs in one of the particulars of employment?
* What information is an employee entitled to receive when there is a change of employer?
* How can an employee enforce the rights described in this document?
* How can a contractual dispute be resolved?
* How is a reference or complaint made to an employment tribunal?
* What is the time limit for making a reference or complaint to an employment tribunal?

Introduction

This document outlines provisions relating to an employee's right to receive a written statement of employment particulars under employment protection legislation. It also explains how an employee may enforce his or her rights. It gives general guidance only and should not be regarded as a complete or authoritative statement of law. Also available is an Example form of a written statement of employment particulars meeting the requirements of the legislation (PL 700-A).

Further information can be obtained from any regional office of the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (ACAS).

Note: Some terms and conditions of employment are subject to statutory requirements, e.g. rates of pay, working hours and holidays and notice of termination of employment. For more information see:

 

 

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