The Swedish Derogation, what is it and when does it end?
Swedish Derogation is about to get wiped out
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The end of the Swedish Derogation
The Agency Workers (Amendment) Regulations 2019 will come into force on 6 April 2020 and will remove the Swedish derogation provisions set out in Regulations 10 and 11 of the AWR from that date. What does the removal of the Swedish derogation mean? Abolition of the derogation means that all agency workers will be entitled to pay parity (see below).
Employment Law changes for agency workers
The Swedish Derogation Under the Agency Workers Regulations 2010 (AWR), after 12 weeks of service, agency workers are entitled to the same basic employment terms, including pay, as a directly ...
Abolition of the Swedish Derogation in April 2020
Its official name is a “pay between assignments” contract because workers engaged on these contracts with a temporary worker agency (TWA) give up the right to pay parity with comparable permanent staff (which they would normally be entitled to after 12 weeks) in return for a guarantee to receive a certain amount of pay when they have gaps ...
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The Agency Workers (Amendment) Regulations 2019 will come into force on 6 April 2020 and will remove the Swedish derogation provisions set out in Regulations 10 and 11 of the AWR from that date. What does the removal of the Swedish derogation mean? Abolition of the derogation means that all agency workers will be entitled to pay parity (see below).
The Swedish Derogation Under the Agency Workers Regulations 2010 (AWR), after 12 weeks of service, agency workers are entitled to the same basic employment terms, including pay, as a directly ...
Its official name is a “pay between assignments” contract because workers engaged on these contracts with a temporary worker agency (TWA) give up the right to pay parity with comparable permanent staff (which they would normally be entitled to after 12 weeks) in return for a guarantee to receive a certain amount of pay when they have gaps ...