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Section44 – Employment Rights Act 1996 – the secret to getting safe working conditions in the UK Skip to content Section44 – Employment Rights Act 1996 the secret to getting safe working conditions in the UK Menu and widgets Home The Purpose More Info Contact Us Download Now Free! (.PDF) Home Although you have probably never heard of it, Section 44 Employment Rights Act 1996 could be considered the corner stone of the UK’s Health & Safety at Work legislation Here’s why: Section 44. provides workers with the means to contest the adequacy and/or suitability of safety arrangements without fear of recriminations (e.g. getting sacked or transferred) or suffering detriment (e.g. loss of wages). Section 44. provides workers with the ‘right’ to withdraw from and to refuse to return to a workplace that is unsafe. Workers are entitled to remain away from the workplace (e.g. stay at home) if – in their opinion – the prevailing circumstances represent a real risk of ...

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