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Statutory Rights

TABLE OF WHEN THE VARIOUS STATUTORY RIGHTS APPLY AND TIME LIMITS FOR TRIBUNAL COMPLAINTS: RIGHT TIME LIMIT FOR COMPLAINT

AS SOON AS YOU START WORK:

  • not to have unlawful deductions made from wages

    - three months from the date of the last deduction

  • not to be unfairly dismissed for health and safety, for
          asserting a statutory right, for pregnancy or for trade
          union reasons - three months from the date of dismissal
  • not to be discriminated against on grounds of sex, race,
          transexuality or disability - three months from the act of discrimination
  • “ordinary” maternity leave - three months from the notified date of return
  • equal pay - while in work or within six months of leaving
  • minimum wages - three months from failure to pay
  • working hours, including 48 hour max - three months from failure to comply
  • time off for union, workplace or safety reps’ duties or
          union activities - three months from failure to give time off RIGHT TIME LIMIT FOR COMPLAINT

    BY YOUR FIRST PAY DATE:

  • a payslip showing gross pay, deductions and net pay

    - three months RIGHT TIME LIMIT FOR COMPLAINT

    WITHIN THE FIRST TWO MONTHS OF WORK:

  • a statement which lays down the main terms of your
          employment - three months RIGHT TIME LIMIT FOR COMPLAINT

    AFTER ONE YEAR’S WORK:

  • not to be unfairly dismissed in circumstances other than
          those listed above and to have written reasons
          for dismissal - three months from date of dismissal
  • Additional maternity leave and right to return - three months from notified date of return RIGHT TIME LIMIT FOR COMPLAINT

    AFTER TWO YEAR’S WORK:

  • redundancy pay

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