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Agency workers regulations: an overview
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Last updated on 08 Feb 2013
Do you have any information on the agency workers regulations? The regulations came into force on 1 October 2011. We link to guidance on how they affect employers and employees. You will find specific advice from the Department for Education on how the regulations affect agency supply teachers.
Contents
- 1 Overview of the agency workers regulations
- 2 Employment rights from 'day one'
- 3 Employment rights after 12 weeks
- 4 Employment conditions unchanged by the regulations
- 5 The impact of the regulations on pay and salary costs
- 6 Does an agency teacher have any claim to the post s/he is covering?
- 7 Who is the ‘hirer’ for agency supply teachers?
- 8 Sources and further reading
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