Legislation And Parliamentary Acts Flashcards

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What does AWR stand for, what’s its definition?

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They provide equal rights for agency workers and combat discrimination.

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What does CoS stand for?

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Certificate of sponsorship.

An employer must provide a certificate for someone who is being sponsored from EEA or Switzerland

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What does DBS stand for and mean?

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Disclosure and barring service

They provide criminal record checks and maintain the children and adults barred lists.

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What does DPA stand for and its definition?

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Data protection act

It controls how personal data is used by organisations.

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What does DPO mean and its definition?

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Data protection officer

This is someone who is responsible for the handling of data in an organisation.

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What does ERA mean and its definition?

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Employment Rights Act.

A legislation that governs the employment rights in a business.

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What does GDPR mean and its definition?

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General Data Protection Act - this is an EU legislation that sets out key principles and rights to processing personal data.

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What does HMRC stand for and its definition?

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Her majesty’s revenue and customs.

It was formed by the merger with Inland Revenue in 2005 and are responsible for the flow of money through the exchequer

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What does IR35 stand for and its definition?

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Inland revenue 35. This sets out the meaning of being self employed for tax purposes. Inside = not self employed. Outside = is self employed.

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What does NI or NIC mean and its definition?

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National Insurance (Contributions). Salary deduction for social security payments.

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What does NMW and NML stand for and their definitions?

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National Minimum Wage which increases annually and has different rates available for workers between 18-24years old.

National Living Wage which is an increased rate for workers over 25.

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What does RLMT stand for and its definition?

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Resident Labour Market Test

Employer must do a test to prove that they have no settled worker in the UK available to fill a position and they will help them find suitable workers outside of the country.

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What does RLMT stand for and its definition?

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Resident Labour Market Test = visa sponsors must undertake a test to show that no suitable settled worker is available to fill a job from the resident workplace

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What does RTI stand for and its definition?

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Real Time Information = payroll information provided from employer to HMRC

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What is TUPE and the definition?

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Transfer Undertakings Protection of Employment Regulations 2006 = Applys to any organisation to protect employee rights when transferring from an old employer to a new employer that have merged.

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What does WTR stand for and its definition?

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Working Time Regulations in 1998. This sets out the entitlement to paid annual leave, rest breaks, rest periods, compensatory leave which implement the working time directive (WTD).