contract of employment

British  

noun

1. a written agreement between an employer and an employee, that, taken together with the rights of each under statute and common law, determines the employment relations between them

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Example Sentences

She said it could also breach implied term of mutual trust and confidence in an employment relationship "irrespective of it being set out on paper in a contract of employment".

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The government’s plan is that once an employee establishes a pattern of regular working over a 12 week period, an employer would be obliged to offer a regular contract of employment.

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Later his contract of employment ended.

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He also submitted a false contract of employment for £28,000 on behalf of a man he pretended had worked as a constituency support officer, taking the total value of the fraud was £52,000.

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He is also said to have submitted a false contract of employment for his friend, John Woodliff, claiming he worked for him as a constituency support officer.

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