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Act           Section or  Contravention       Redress
                        Regulation
          Industrial Relations  42, 43, 44, 45  Contravention of an   May require the employer
          Act 1946 to 2015  (1946 Act),   Employment Regulation Order,   to comply with the relevant
                        Chapter 2   a Sectoral Employment Order   Employment Regulation
                        of 2015 Act,  or a Registered Employment   Order or make an award of
                        Chapter 3 of  Agreement         compensation not exceeding 2
                        2015 Act                        years’ remuneration
          Minimum Notice   4(2), 5, 6  Failure to give minimum notice;  Compensation for any loss
          and Terms of           failure to grant the employee’s   sustained by reason of the
          Employment Act         rights during a period of   contravention (Sections 4(2)
          1973                   notice; failure to give notice to   and 5); such directions as are
                                 employer.              considered appropriate.
          Protection of   9 and 10  Failure of employer to   Requiring the employer to
          Employment Act         consult with employees   comply with Section 9 or 10
          1977                   representatives where collective  and/or pay compensation not
                                 redundancies are proposed;   exceeding 4 weeks’ pay
                                 failure of employer to provide
                                 information to employees’
                                 representatives in relation to
                                 proposed redundancies
          Unfair Dismissals   3, 4, 5, 6  Unfair dismissal  May include re-instatement of the
          Acts                                          employee in the position which he
                                                        held immediately before his dismissal
                                                        on the terms and conditions on
                                                        which he was employed immediately
                                                        before his dismissal; re-engagement
                                                        by the employer of the employee
                                                        either in the position which he held
                                                        immediately before his dismissal
                                                        or in a different position which
                                                        would be reasonably suitable for
                                                        him on such terms and conditions
                                                        as are reasonable having regard
                                                        to all the circumstances; if the
                                                        employee incurred any financial
                                                        loss attributable to the dismissal,
                                                        payment to him by the employer of
                                                        such compensation (not exceeding
                                                        104 weeks remuneration); if the
                                                        employee incurred no such financial
                                                        loss, payment to the employee by
                                                        the employer of such compensation
                                                        (if any, but not exceeding 4 weeks
                                                        remuneration)


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