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Sachin is a new assistant in Broadway’s business development division. He asks Liv for advice concerning a prospective new client of Broadway. The new employer cannot change an employee’s terms and conditions if the reason is the transfer itself.

TUPE preserves an employee’s or group of employees’ terms and conditions of employment when a business or undertaking is transferred to a new employer. Employees who are employed in the undertaking which is being transferred have their employment transferred to the new employer. TUPE protects employees by entitling them to the same terms and conditions, with continuity of employment, as they had before the transfer. However, an employer can submit that the change of location is an ETO. If offered the option to relocate, employees can refuse to transfer, but this is dependent on the circumstances of the case and this may also lose them valuable legal rights. Some employers may ask for extra information, to make sure the information provided is correct. For example, your national insurance number. If you do not want to transfer If you work in the public sector and you are transferred to the private sector, you are covered by TUPE.

Employers must inform and consult employees on any decisions likely to lead to substantial changes to work organisation or contractual relations. TUPE + is not a legal term and is a phrase sometimes used to refer to additional protections that may be available to staff transferring from the public to private sector. Employers with at least 50 employees must engage in this process and consult with employees’ union or, if no union exists, with chosen employee representatives. If the employer of any affected employee envisages taking measures in respect of that affected employee, they must consult with the representatives of that employee with a view to reaching agreement with the affected employee in respect of the intended measures. The transfer of a business (or part of it), does not automatically give your employer the right to dismiss you.

The period of protection afforded by TUPE is indefinite; if the change to a transferring employee’s terms and conditions of employment is because of the transfer, it will be prohibited, even if it occurs some years after the transfer took place. That said, it may be less likely that an employee will be able to claim that the change was made as a result of the transfer the longer the period of time since the transfer. They will also need to obtain employee liability information. Employee liability information (ELI) must be provided to the incoming employer by the outgoing employer a minimum of 28 days before the transfer.TUPE regulations do not highlight a minimum TUPE consultation period, however, they do require outgoing employers and incoming employers to inform and consult with employees or representatives before the transfer, to allow them to raise any concerns with their appointed representative. Under section 13(2) of the TUPE regulations, the TUPE consultation period length should be as long as necessary before the transfer. any agreements between your employer and a trade union ('collective agreements') that affect your terms and conditions TUPE+ also aspires to include the following fair employment policies, achieved by unions negotiating with the employer: TUPE+ helps combat the emergence of a two-tier workforce, where new employees have less favourable conditions and pay than employees transferred from the public sector. Read more about two-tier workforces