Citizenship A343 How the Law Protects the Interests of Employers and Employees
A mindmap to show how the law has different ways of protecting the interests of employers and employees.
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- Created on: 17-05-16 11:55
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- How the Law Protects Employees
- Can get a job from 13. Working hours and type of work are limited.
- Can only work 2 hours on a school day.
- No work before 7am or after 7pm.
- All workers have many legal rights.
- Right to regular rest breaks.
- Right to maternity or paternity leave.
- Right to paid holiday leave.
- Right to not be discriminated against.
- Right to be paid at least minimum wage.
- Right to have a safe workplace.
- Right to be given a fair reason for dismissal and a period of notice.
- Can get a job from 13. Working hours and type of work are limited.
- How the Law Protects Employers
- They have legal rights that enable them to take action against employees whose behaviour might damage the business.
- They have the right to expect employees to:
- Work skilfully.
- Be honest and obedient.
- Follow instructions.
- Not disclose confidential information about the business.
- Take care of an employers property.
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