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What should an Employment Contract look like?

  • 04-05-2018 11:30am
    #1
    Danleo171
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 56 ✭✭


    So I have recently commenced part time employment at a hotel I had previously worked at in a different position last year and have been given an employee start up sheet which I have attached below.

    Is this a valid contract of employment for a part time worker or not?

    The last time I started working at this hotel I was given the same start up sheet but I ended up having problems with the duties and hours I was assigned to so I am trying to protect myself from the same thing happening again.


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  • #2
    Avatar MIA
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    Danleo171 wrote: »
    So I have recently commenced part time employment at a hotel I had previously worked at in a different position last year and have been given an employee start up sheet which I have attached below.

    Is this a valid contract of employment for a part time worker or not?

    The last time I started working at this hotel I was given the same start up sheet but I ended up having problems with the duties and hours I was assigned to so I am trying to protect myself from the same thing happening again.

    That's what it says on the tin. It's not an employment contract with terms and conditions, expectations, and rewards (i.e. pay).


  • #3
    Danleo171
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 56 ✭✭Danleo171


    I see, and would I be entitled to have a contract that lays out the terms and conditions of my work?


  • #4
    Avatar MIA
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    Danleo171 wrote: »
    I see, and would I be entitled to have a contract that lays out the terms and conditions of my work?

    Absolutely... 'The Terms of Employment (Information) act, 1994 sets out the basic terms of employment which the employer must provide to the employee in a written form within 2 months of starting the employment.'


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