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Guarantee pay |
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'Guarantee' payments must be made
to employees with at least one month's service, when they could
normally expect to work but no work is available. Periods when
employees are laid off because there is no work available must
be agreed in advance to avoid the employer being in breach of
contract.
An employee is entitled to a maximum payment
of £15.35 per
day for up to 5 days in any period of 3 months where they are
laid off. Therefore, the annual maximum is currently £307.00
An employee may raise a complaint with an employment tribunal
if his or her employer fails to pay the whole or part of a
guarantee payment to which he or she is entitled. The employment
tribunal
can award compensation equal to the amount of guarantee payment
which it finds due to the employee.
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