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Old 25-02-2009, 11:03   #16
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Re: Employment contract/redundancy/unfair dismissal question

They employer is obviously trying to get round the rights that kick in after 12 months. The law is a bit vague about this ; "the employment can be considered continuous provided there is no substantial interval between the end of the "old" contract and the start of the "new" one". I did find reference to one break of 10 days where a tribunal counted the periods of employment as continuous but it does seem to be a bit a grey area.

The rate that jobs are disappearing it's probably best if your mate keeps his head down and gets on with it.
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