UK Statutory Instrument SI 1981/6 United Kingdom

The Guarantee Payments (Exemption) (No. 21) Order 1981

Status
In Force
Penalty ceiling
Regulated

Does it bind you?

Business-side roles with duties under this instrument.

Employer2

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What it requires

Regulations creating concrete business duties or carrying penalties, grouped as the instrument is structured. Titles link to the source text — blue means you’re leaving for legislation.gov.uk.

2 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.art001 Citation and commencement
s.art002 Exemption
Schedules

Schedules

2 of 19 shown
s.sch002 “Shift Men” Regulated
  • Pay shift men at premium rates for mealtime availability and Sunday hoursEmployer
s.sch002 Guaranteed Minimum Regulated
  • Pay guaranteed minimum when workers are available but no workEmployer
17 other schedules
s.sch001 Representing employers
s.sch001 Representing employees
s.sch002 Eight-hour Rotary Shifts
s.sch002 Rule 14.2 will also apply in cases where two eight-hour...
s.sch002 For the purpose of Rule 4—Guaranteed Bonus, the first eight...
s.sch002 Availability
s.sch002 Guaranteed Bonus
s.sch002 Disputes
s.sch002 Where work under tidal conditions is carried out during part...
s.sch002 Where work under tidal conditions necessitates the men turning out...
s.sch002 Statement of Particulars Under Contracts of Employment Act
s.sch002 These provisions are applicable to general plant hire operatives, drivers...
s.sch002 Negotiations under this procedure may be instituted by either the...
s.sch002 Any questions arising at site or depot level, including those...
s.sch002 The Conciliation Board referred to in Rule 36.3 above shall...
s.sch002 In the event of failure to agree under 36.4 above...
s.sch002 Failing settlement through the Conciliation Board under the provision of...

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