Employment law in United Kingdom | Esheria Regulatory Atlas

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Employment law in United Kingdom

Employer duties, worker rights, contracts, workplace standards, and labour relations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.

3,018 matching statutes

  • United Kingdom

    Finance Act 2003

    25 provisions

    This segment sets and amends several tax and duty rules, including stamp duty land tax on land transactions, VAT procedures, betting duties, vehicle excise duty, and penalty rules.

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  • United Kingdom

    Employment Act 2002

    4 provisions

    The Secretary of State may make rules giving qualifying employees paternity or adoption leave and related pay, with conditions on eligibility, notice, timing, and employer funding.

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  • United Kingdom

    Reserve Forces (Safeguard of Employment) Act 1985

    1 provisions

    The Act protects the jobs of certain reserve-force members by requiring former employers to reinstate them, keep them employed for a post-reinstatement period, and follow set application and notice rules.

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  • United Kingdom

    Employment Tribunals Act 1996

    5 provisions

    This provision sets up employment tribunal powers, procedure rules, representation, mediation, reporting restrictions, penalties, costs, interest, and payment recoupment rules.

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  • United Kingdom

    Employment Relations (Flexible Working) Act 2023

    1 provisions

    This Act changes flexible working rules: employees cannot make more than two applications to the same employer in 12 months, cannot apply again while another same-employer application is still proceeding, and employers must consult the employee before refusing an application.

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  • United Kingdom

    Employer’s Liability (Defective Equipment) Act 1969

    1 provisions

    The Act says an employer can be treated as negligent when an employee is injured by defective equipment provided for the business, if the defect is at least partly a third party’s fault. Agreements trying to exclude or limit that liability are void.

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  • United Kingdom

    Wages Act 1986

    2 provisions

    Employers generally cannot deduct wages or take payments from workers unless a statutory or contract-based condition is met, with several listed exceptions.

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  • United Kingdom

    Employment Relations Act 1999

    5 provisions

    This provision adds workplace rights and procedures on trade union recognition, training meetings, and accompaniment at disciplinary or grievance hearings.

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  • United Kingdom

    Welfare Reform Act 2007

    10 provisions

    This Part sets the rules for employment and support allowance: who can get it, how entitlement is tested, and when work-related requirements or reductions can apply.

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