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02Dec

EAT confirms that employers must give notice of dismissal to trigger a statutory trial period

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For such an apparently simple idea, statutory trial periods are notoriously tricky. Often employers and employees agree some sort of trial period of their own and usually there is no problem. However, if a dispute arises, any deviation from the...
By: Dentons
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