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Matrices and Linear Equations Systems,otection (Consolidation) Act 1978 (EP(C)A). Nonemployees– - e.g. people who run their own businesses - are expected– to carry such risks as ‘redundancy’ themselves, without– cushioning from legislation. There are, however, certain exceptions.– ––

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Introduction to the Conformal Field Theorylabour by softening the blow for employees who were– the victims of one of the various different types of redundancy– situation described in the last chapter. But dismissals are not the only– way of dealing with a redundancy situation. If one job is no longer– needed, it may be that there is another

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Index Theorems and Microsupportpay in certain circumstances. Often the reason for– dismissal in such circumstances is misconduct, so no right to– redundancy pay arises in the first place. But S.82(2) removes any– doubt. However, that doubt is sometimes restored by S.92. It seems– to have been envisaged that employees should at le

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C. Reboulet,P. Mouyon,C. Champetieray rebate .Reg. 3). There appears to be no such obligation in respect– of rebate claims for lay-off or short-time redundancy payments, nor– in cases of constructive dismissal. Reg. 3 only requires advance– notification of a claim for a rebate which may arise in consequence of– the termination by the

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Realizations of Polynomial Systemsation date and the employee’s age at the– relevant date. A week’s pay is calculated in the way shown below, but– subject to a maximum. This maximum is reviewed each year, but is– currently ￡145 (February 1984). Redundancy pay is calculated by– counting backwards from the relevant date the number of

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C. Reboulet,P. Mouyon,C. Champetierossible when a reduction in the workforce is– proposed. Employees should be entitled to some say in such vital– matters as the security of their jobs. Para. 45 of the Code of Practice– 1972, made under the Industrial Relations Act 1971, suggests the– following methods by which redundancies should be

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