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BRITE VOICE SYSTEMS GROUP LIMITED
STATEMENT OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT
This statement sets out the particulars of the terms and conditions
upon which you are employed, as required by Section 1 of the
Employment Protection (consolidation) Act 1978.
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Name of
Employee:
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Francis
Sherlock
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Place of
Employment:
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Brite Voice
Systems Group
Brite Court
Park Road, Gatley
Cheshire, SK8 4HZ.
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Or any other
place of employment within the company’s UK operations from
which the company reasonably requests you to conduct your
employment.
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Duties
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During the
continuance of your employment, you shall perform such duties and
exercise such powers as shall from time to time be reasonably and
lawfully required of you in your position as Director of Customer
Support; Eastern Hemisphere or such other duties as may be required
from time to time and as may be within your skill and
capability.
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In the
performance of your obligations you are required at all times to
obey such instructions as may be given to you from time to time by
the company and to comply with all policies and procedures of the
Company currently in force and all Company rules from time to
time.
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Date of
commencement of employment :
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t.b.c.
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5.
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Date of
continuous employment for the purposes of statutory
continuity :
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n/a
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Hours of
Work
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Your basic
hours of work will be 37.5 hours per week. Your normal working
hours will be subject to variation where necessary in the interest
of the efficiency of the Company.
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At times it is
necessary for all or some of the staff to work overtime and,
consequently, you will be expected and required to work such
additional hours as are reasonable and necessary in the interests
of the Company; this is taken into consideration in determining
your conditions and level of salary.
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Pay
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Your current
salary and all particulars (including and changes) relating thereto
are set out in your itemized salary slips. Your salary is paid
direct to your bank account, monthly in arrears. Salaries are
subject to annual review.
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Expenses
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Brite
re-imburses legitimate and approved business expenses as incurred
and supported by receipts in accordance with its established
expense policy.
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Holidays
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(i)
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The holiday
year runs from 1 st January to 31 st December and holidays accrue pro-rata throughout
this period. Holidays cannot be carried forward after
31 st
December.
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(ii)
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The basic
holiday for all staff is 33 days per year comprising of
25 days or on a pro-rate basis of two days per complete
calendar month worked plus 8 Statutory and Bank
Holidays.
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(iii)
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After
10 year’s Company Service, 3 additional days holiday
will be granted. After 20 year’s Company Service a
further 2 days making a total of 30 days holiday plus 8
statutory and Bank Holidays.
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(iv)
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If at the date
of leaving your employment with the company you have not taken all
your pro-rate holiday entitlement, you will normally receive
payment in lieu. Except in the case of dismissal for gross
misconduct, if you have not taken all your pro-rata holiday
entitlement at the date of leaving your employment with the
Company, you will receive pay in lieu of such entitlement. If you
have taken more than your entitlement at the date of your leaving,
you will be obliged to re-pay wages paid for such excess period. If
your employment with the Company is terminated on the grounds of
gross misconduct, you will not be entitled to any accrued holiday
pay.
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10.
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Sickness,
Absence and Payment
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(i)
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Absence
Notification
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In the event of
your becoming unfit for
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