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Proposal To Ban Zero Hour Contracts Northern Ireland

Proposal To Ban Zero – Hour Contracts Northern Ireland

Conor Murphy, Northern Ireland’s Finance Minister, has proposed legislation to ban zero-hour contracts, aiming to give workers more predictable hours and stable incomes.
This change targets the challenges faced by many employees with unpredictable schedules and earnings. The proposed legislation is expected to benefit thousands of workers by providing them with greater security and financial stability.

 

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For business owners, this change will necessitate adjustments to workforce management and scheduling practices, potentially increasing operational costs and requiring new strategies for staff allocation. Compliance with these new regulations may also involve revising employment contracts and ensuring adherence to fair scheduling practices.
At Ara Workplace Law, our team of employment law solicitors and HR experts can assist business owners in navigating these changes. We offer comprehensive legal information and support to ensure your business remains compliant and effectively manages the transition. Our services include reviewing and updating employment contracts, advising on fair scheduling practices, and providing advice for your personnel.
Stay informed about this significant legislative change and let Ara Workplace Law guide you through the necessary adjustments to your business operations.

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