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The Company reserves the right to require you not to attend the workplace during the
                  notice period i.e place you on garden leave. The contract of employment will remain in
                  force during this period and you are not permitted to take up employment elsewhere
                  during  this  period.  In  this  event  the  Company  will  pay  you  a  payment  equal  to  the
                  remuneration due for the relevant period of notice rather than requiring you to work
                  your notice period.

                  The Company reserves the right to deduct from your final pay any costs incurred as a
                  result of the employee failing to provide the requisite notice period.

                  Retirement


                  In line with current legislation The Company does not have an age where it expects
                  employees  to  retire.  It  is  however  our  policy  to  have  regular  workplace/appraisal
                  discussions  with  our  employees  where  they  can  discuss  performance  and  any
                  development  needs  they  may  have,  as  well  as  their  future  aims  and  aspirations.
                  Employees  and  their  managers  can  also  use  this  opportunity  to  discuss  retirement
                  planning should the employee wish to do so.

                  You should ensure that you inform your line manager at least 6 months before you plan
                  to retire to ensure all appropriate arrangements are made (e.g. sourcing a replacement,
                  mobilising your Company pension etc.).

                  Terms & Conditions of Employment


                  In  addition  to  your  terms  and  conditions  of  employment,  you  are  bound  by  the
                  contractual provisions of the Employee Handbook and by the Company’s employment
                  policies and procedures, notified to you from time to time, to the extent that these
                  impose obligations on you.





















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