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A significant revision to workers’ rights will be described.

A proposed revamp of workers' rights will allow millions of individuals to take unpaid parental leave from the moment they become ill and receive statutory sick pay.

Last updated: 2024/10/10 at 10:02 AM
Published October 10, 2024
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On the other hand, the Employment Rights Bill has come under fire for some of its provisions being delayed or softened down.

The majority of the proposed modifications won’t go into force for two years after a comment period.

Business organizations are worried about how the changes will really be implemented, despite the government’s claim that the measure represents the “biggest upgrade to rights at work for a generatiIn order to strike a balance between supporting businesses and workers, the government leaves a lot of the specifics up to the individual.

The current two-year qualifying term for protections against unjust dismissal would be eliminated as part of the plans.Employees will, however, be subject to a planned nine-month probationary term during which they may still be fired without going through the entire procedure.

Nine million employees who have worked for their current firm for less than two years will gain from this, according to ministers.

What more is going to change?
SSP, or statutory sick pay: Instead of waiting until the fourth day, workers will now be eligible for SSP from the first day of illness.
Lower SSP earnings threshold: Employees who make less than £123 a week are currently ineligible for SSP. This cap will be lifted; however, the plan stipulates that lower earnings would receive less in sick pay.

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