Did you know that as an employee, there are some rights that you are entitled to? Whether you are new to the workplace, returning to work after a career break, or have worked for a number of years, this page details some of the employment rights that you need to be aware of. In the workplace, you may also hear some words or phrases that you are not familiar with, under 'What Does it Mean?' you will find explanations for these words and examples of when you might hear them used. Click on one of the buttons below to view more information.
This information is for anyone who is an employee, but what is an 'employee'?
An employee is someone who has an employment contract from their employer to do regular work.
You can find out more about what an employment contract is here.
You may have to be employed for a minimum, continuous period of time before you qualify for some employee rights. Take a look at this video from BBC Bitesize Guides to get started and find out more on what you can expect as an employee. Watch the video here.
This information is for anyone who is an employee, but what is an 'employee'?
An employee is someone who has an employment contract from their employer to do regular work.
You can find out more about what an employment contract is here.
You may have to be employed for a minimum, continuous period of time before you qualify for some employee rights. Take a look at this video from BBC Bitesize Guides to get started and find out more on what you can expect as an employee. Watch the video here.
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This information has been developed by the Local Employability Partnership.