Legal Services Act 2011

Transitional and savings provisions, amendments to other enactments, and repeals - Transitional arrangements for transfer of Legal Services Agency to Ministry of Justice

122: Continuity of employment

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"Keeping Your Job When You Change Employers"

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When you are a transferred employee, you become an employee of the Ministry. You keep your job and it is like you never stopped working for them. Your time working for the Legal Services Agency counts as time working for the Ministry.

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Part 4Transitional and savings provisions, amendments to other enactments, and repeals
Transitional arrangements for transfer of Legal Services Agency to Ministry of Justice

122Continuity of employment

  1. Every transferred employee becomes an employee of the Ministry on his or her transfer.

  2. However, for the purposes of this Act and every enactment, law, determination, contract, and agreement relating to the employment of the transferred employee,—

  3. the contract of employment of that employee is deemed to have been unbroken; and
    1. that employee's period of service with the Legal Services Agency, and every other period of service of that employee that is recognised as continuous service by the Legal Services Agency, is deemed to have been a period of service with the Ministry.