Motor Industry Legal Services

Our clients include

  • Jardine Motors Group
  • Renault Retail Group UK
  • Allen Ford (Camden Ventures)
  • Cambria Automobiles Holdings
  • Benfield Motor Group (Addison)
  • Eastern Holdings
  • Harwoods
and over 1,000 other franchised and independent dealers.

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New Maternity and Paternity regulations
Members should be aware of measures and regulations from The Work and Families Bill.

These include:
  • extending Statutory Maternity Pay and Maternity Allowance to nine months from April 2007 with the ambition of moving to a year by the end of the Parliament (including extending eligibility for additional maternity leave);
  • a power to introduce new paternity leave for fathers, enabling them to benefit from leave and  statutory pay if the mother returns to work after six months but before the end of her maternity leave period;
  • extending the right to request flexible working to carers from April 2007;
  • measures to help businesses manage the administration of Statutory Maternity Pay, Statutory Paternity Pay and Statutory Adoption Pay;
  • introducing “keeping in touch” days so that where employees and employers agree, a woman on maternity leave can go into work for a few days, without losing her right to maternity leave or a week’s statutory pay;
  • extending the period of notice for return from maternity leave to two months enabling employees and employers to more effectively plan for return to work;
  • making clear in the regulations that employers can make reasonable contact with their employees on maternity leave to help employers plan and ease the mother’s return to work
 

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Extended Maternity Rights

Proposals to amend the EU Pregnant Workers Directive have been agreed by the European Parliament this October which will extend maternity rights.

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Equality Act 2010 Update

As the majority of employers may be aware, the Equality Act 2010 has now come into force (1st October 2010), however, not all the proposed provisions have come into force at the same time. Those now in force are set out below. The others will be due in April 2011, ...

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