Workers

Employee classifications

There are many different classifications of workers under employment law, reflecting the wide variety of different types of work that people may do and the different approaches that may be taken. However, all employees have employment rights, and many types of worker have special rights which are specific to the manner in which they are employed. Find out more about:

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The rights which employment law gives you

GavelIn the employment world there are a vast number of employment rights. The employment rights are contained in employment law which is always changing. As employment rights change it can be hard to keep up with the changes.

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All about employment contracts

A vast sum of sumsWhen someone is offered a job and he accepts that job, he enters into a contract of employment with his employer. The employment contract contains all of the terms which both the employer and the employee are required to observe during the course of the employment, and is legally binding.

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How to deal with discrimination

PainDiscrimination happens when you are treated less favourably compared to others. In the workplace this applies to when an employer treats some workers differently to others.

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