Employment Law at 11 - August 2019
Posted in : 'Any Questions' Webinar Recordings on 1 August 2019
Seamus McGranaghan
O'Reilly Stewart Solicitors
Topics covered in this month's webinar include:
- PSNI Holiday Pay Case
- What do you recommend employers should do?
- The appeal of PSNI Case
- Conducting a holiday pay audit
- Liability for back pay if employers take action now
- Implications for employers who took action following the Bear Scotland case
- Should travel allowance be included in holiday pay?
- Can you define ‘regularity?’
- Claims to the County Court
- Pension and tax implications of back pay
- Calculating holiday pay for zero-hours workers
- Specifying working hours on a contract of employment
- Calculating pay during suspension
Scott Alexander, Head of Learning and Development at Legal Island, discusses your Northern Ireland employment law
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Seamus McGranaghan
O'Reilly Stewart Solicitors
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