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contract of employment = ?

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an agreement whereby an employee is obligated to work for an employer in exchange for salary & other benefits

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contract for employment = ?

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a contract whereby a self-employe independent contractor provides a one-off service or completes some specific task in exchange for payment

independent contractor

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what type of relationship does a contract for employment give rise to?

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a client-contractor relationship

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what type of relationship does a contract of employment give rise to?

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an employer-employee relationship

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what’s the difference between a contract for employment and a contract of employment?

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contract for employment exists only for the duration of service provision or task performance; contract of employment can be indefinite

employees gain additional rights and protection from law by default

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main duties of employers?

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  • duty to pay wages
  • duty to provide itemised written pay statement
  • duty to pay wages during absence due to illness
  • duty to provide work
  • duty to provide a reasonably safe system of work
  • duty to reimburse expenses
  • duty to behave reasonably towards employees
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what are the statutory rights of employees?

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  • sex discrimination act of 1986
  • equal pay act of 1970
  • employment rights act of 1996
  • race relation act
  • the disability discrimination act of 1995
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what are the four types of dismissals for employment contract terminations?

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  • instant dismissal
  • wrongful dismissal
  • constructive dismissal
  • unfair dismissal
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instant dismissal = ?

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remedy given to employer who dismisses an employee who seriously misbehaved

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wrongful dismissal = ?

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remedy available to employee who has been dismissed without a justifiable reason or without proper notice

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constructive dismissal = ?

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occurs when employee has the right to leave employment immediately due to serious misconduct by the employer

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unfair dismissal = ?

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statutory remedy given to employee who has been dismissed either with or without notice unfairly

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difference between unfair and wrongful dismissal?

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unfair dismissal is a statutory remedy under the employment rights act of 1996

wrongful dismissal is a contractual right which is only to do with the notice period

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