Employment law words

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People who are employed by someone else
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emplyees
The list of people employed and paid by a company
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payroll
Not working for the whole working week
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part-time
Working for the whole wroking week
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full-time
A legal agreement between two or more parties
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contract
The work which person has to do
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duty/job
The lowest hourly amount of money that a company can pay its employees
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minimal rage (salary)
A situation where eceryone is treated the same
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equality
A person or comapny who employs someone
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employer
To remove an employee from a job
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dismiss
To give or gave the right to do something
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to be entitled (empowered)
A situation where someone is no longer employed because the company no longer needs him
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redudancy
Something which takes the place of something else
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alternative
An area of employment policy that deals with the well-being of employees at work
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health and safety regulations
Rules
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regulations
Something or legislation which protects
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protections
Accidents which happen a works
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industrial accident
Legally responsible for something
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liability
Physical hurt caused to somebody
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injury
The conditions of being unable to use part of the body
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disability
Payment made by someone to cover the costs of damage or harship
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compensation
Relating to money
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financial/monetary
The failure to give proper care to something, especially a duty or responsibility, with the result that a person or property is harmed
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negligence
Someone who is supported financially by someone else
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dependant
To be made or forced to do something against your will
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compelled
A special court outside the judicial system which examines special problems and makes judgements
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tribunal
To be more than a particular number or amount
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exilled
Without interruption
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consecutive
Holiday or other period of work
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leave
The state of expecting to give birth
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pregnancy
The act of giving birth
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childbirth
A period when a woman is away from work to have a baby
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maternity leave
Payment made by an employer to an employee who is away from work to have a baby
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maternity payment
Moeny paid to add to sum that already exists, or money paid to help someone do something
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contribution
The time allowed before something can take place
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notice
Before givin birth
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prenatal
To stop someone working for a period of time
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to suspend
A period when a man is away from work beacuse his partner is having a babypa
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paternity leave
Adjective reffering to parents
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parental
The unfair treatment of someone beacuse of their race, colour, class, etc. discriminatio
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discrimination
The action of worrying, bothering or fightening someone
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harrasment
A complaint made by an employee to an employer
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grievance
A statement, usually given in evidence, that something is true
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allegation
The steps an employee goes through if he has a complaint
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grievance procedure

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