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    I know, I thought it had all been forgotten as well but apparently not - a judge has dismissed claims from workers who were switched to a swedish derogation contract Squire Sanders | Publikacje | Agency Workers Regulations 2010 Update
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    I'm pretty dim, so I've read that and I don't know the implications of that decision and how it relates to us.

    It doesn't seem to relate to opting-out, but if it does it appears to have shat on the very workers it was there to protect..
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    - Voltaire/Benjamin Franklin/Anne Frank...

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      To be honest Cojak it's probably only really interesting to umbrella companies and agencies - sorry Basically the important thing is that it was heavily debated in the industry whether or not a Swedish Derogation Contract would be effective if it was implemented during an assignment rather than only at the start of a new assignment - this case proves that the terms of the contract are correctly applied even if it is introduced mid way through an employment.
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