Jersey
Termination of Employment – Minimum Periods of Notice (Jersey) Law 1974
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This Law sets minimum notice periods for ending employment, with different rules for employers and employees and several exceptions.
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Jersey
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This Law sets minimum notice periods for ending employment, with different rules for employers and employees and several exceptions.
Jersey
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Zero hours contracts cannot be enforced by an employer to stop an employee working for another employer or to require consent for that work.
Jersey
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This Law amends the Employment (Jersey) Law 2003, including rules on redundancy pay, continuity of employment, and tribunal administration.
Jersey
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This law amends Jersey employment law to let some employees ask for contract terms to match an established work pattern, and it sets deadlines for employers to reply and issue updated written statements.
Jersey
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The law gives employees a right to representation at certain disciplinary or grievance hearings and requires employers to allow it, with some limits. It also requires employers to give employees a written itemised pay statement when wages are paid.
Jersey
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This law amends Jersey employment redundancy rules, including when employees qualify for redundancy payments and when employers must consult representatives and notify the Minister about large redundancies.
Jersey
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This provision sets rules for registering trade unions and employers’ associations, sets conditions for some applications and appeals, and gives the Committee, registrar, and Tribunal specified powers in collective employment disputes.
Jersey
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This Law amends the Employment (Jersey) Law 2003, especially the rules on remedies for unfair dismissal.
Jersey
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This law amends employment and minimum-wage rules, including how benefits in kind are counted and the amounts that may be attributed to food and/or living accommodation.
Jersey
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The Law requires employers to give dismissed employees a written statement of reasons, usually within 7 days, and allows the Tribunal to order compensation if the employer fails to comply.
Jersey
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This amendment adds definitions for “recognition dispute” and expands “collective employment dispute,” including a small-employer exception, and it lets the Tribunal make declarations about union bargaining rights that the Royal Court can enforce by specific performance.
Jersey
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This amendment law adds insolvency benefit rules, including who qualifies, how the benefit is calculated, a £10,000 cap per employment, deductions, and repayment rules if amounts are later recovered.
Jersey
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This amendment law adds and updates rules for reservists returning to work, complaint deadlines, compensation, and related employment protections.
Jersey
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This law amends the Employment (Jersey) Law 2003 and says the law starts 7 days after registration.
Jersey
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This amendment updates definitions in the 1973 employers’ liability insurance law and says the new law starts on the seventh day after registration.
Jersey
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This Law adds a temporary rule that Article 18 does not apply to certain orders about the minimum wage and benefits in kind until 1 April 2026.
Jersey
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This law sets up the States Employment Board and the Jersey Appointments Commission, and gives them rules for public-sector employment and recruitment.
Jersey
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This law amends the Employment Agencies (Registration) (Jersey) Law, 1969 by replacing “two hundred pounds” with “one thousand pounds” in Articles 5 and 9.
Jersey
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This law amends parts of the Employment (Jersey) Law 2003 and repeals the Terms of Employment (Jersey) Regulations 2004.
Jersey
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This law adds pregnancy/breastfeeding workplace rights, new parental leave rules, and related tribunal remedies, and also changes some discrimination and employment references.