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Old 23-03-2004, 12:19   #52
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Re: Newport Cleppa Park

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Originally Posted by Nemesis
So not available to all, and would therefore not be an eligible part of a contract. People can move, terms and conditions can change, the perks can be added to and removed. Not a contractual obligation.
Yes available to all (associates that live in a cabled area)

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I know what an intranet is.

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Therefore many things are important enough to be communicated on the Intranet, the benefits to certain employess, being one
Agreed.

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Their employer has changed, therefore the benefits change or are lost
Not at all, those benefits should be carried across under TUPE.

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this has happened to me twice over the last year ...
I'm sorry to hear that, I've been there too.

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These 'benefits' are still perks of the job
'Perks' that should still have been properly documented to protect all parties.

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they are documented, and are not available to all anyway,
The availability if them is not relevant, if you didn't have it before TUPE, you won't have it after TUPE.

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their employer has changed, therefore the 'benefits' offered by the previous company are no longer relevant.
Not at all, in fact, quite the opposite.

If ntl had documented them properly-the 'benefits offered by the previous company' would be carried over into Fujitsu.
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