Employment Law Quiz: Trivia MCQ
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When is employee entitled to a written statement of particulars or contracts?
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8 weeks
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12 weeks
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13 weeks
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16 weeks
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Are you up for an employment law quiz trivia MCQ? In the working environment there are some laws that the government has set up to protect both the employee and employer from some events that occur. What is the minimum wage in America and under what situations can one be said to have been wrongfully terminated? Take up the quiz See moreand get to see if you know the law that well.
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Can an employee claim that they have been sexually discriminated against if they've only been employed by an organization for 6 months?
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Yes
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No
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
An employee can claim that they have been sexually discriminated against even if they have only been employed by an organization for 6 months. There is no minimum time requirement for experiencing sexual discrimination, and it can occur at any point during employment. Discrimination based on sex is prohibited by law, and employees have the right to file a complaint or take legal action if they believe they have been subjected to such discrimination, regardless of the duration of their employment.Rate this question:
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What is the maximum amount of damages that employees can claim if they are found to have been dismissed due to racial discrimination?
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12,900
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72,300
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85,100
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Unlimited
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A. UnlimitedExplanation
Employees can claim unlimited damages if they are found to have been dismissed due to racial discrimination. This means that there is no cap or limit on the amount of compensation that can be awarded in such cases. The unlimited damages reflect the seriousness of racial discrimination and aim to provide full redress for the harm caused to the employees.Rate this question:
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Can an employee that has been employed for 3 years but works less than 16 hours per week claim unfair dismissal?
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Yes
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No
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
An employee who has been employed for 3 years but works less than 16 hours per week can claim unfair dismissal. This is because the length of employment exceeds the minimum requirement for claiming unfair dismissal, regardless of the number of hours worked per week. The employee may argue that their dismissal was unjust or unreasonable, and they have the right to seek legal recourse for compensation or reinstatement.Rate this question:
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The contract of employment (or statement of particulars) needs to be in writing in order to be enforceable?
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Yes
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No
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A. NoExplanation
The contract of employment does not necessarily need to be in writing in order to be enforceable. In many cases, a verbal agreement or even an implied agreement can be legally binding. However, having a written contract can provide clarity and evidence of the terms and conditions agreed upon by both parties, making it easier to resolve any disputes that may arise. Additionally, some jurisdictions may have specific legal requirements that mandate certain terms to be in writing for enforceability purposes.Rate this question:
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How much currently is SMP?
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128.73
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135.45
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145-76
Correct Answer
A. 135.45Explanation
The correct answer is 135.45.Rate this question:
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Employers have a statutory responsibility to consult their workforce for how many days when proposing to make 100 or more redundancies?
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30 days
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60 days
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90 days
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A. 90 daysExplanation
Employers have a statutory responsibility to consult their workforce for 90 days when proposing to make 100 or more redundancies. This means that employers are legally obligated to engage in a consultation process with their employees for a period of 90 days before making any decisions regarding redundancies. This allows for open communication, discussion, and potential alternatives to be explored, ensuring that all parties are involved and informed throughout the process.Rate this question:
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How long in total is paid statutory maternity pay for?
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2 weeks
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6 weeks
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28 weeks
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39 weeks
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A. 39 weeksExplanation
Paid statutory maternity pay is provided for a total of 39 weeks. This duration ensures that new mothers have sufficient time to recover from childbirth and bond with their newborns. It also allows them to take care of their baby's needs during the crucial early months. This extended period of paid leave aims to support and promote the well-being of both the mother and the child.Rate this question:
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What is the current National Minimum wage rate for employees 21 years and over (Added Rate)?
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5.98
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6.08
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6.76
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6.98
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A. 6.08Explanation
The current National Minimum wage rate for employees 21 years and over (Added Rate) is 6.08.Rate this question:
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The employer must show that less favourable treatment is a proportionate means of achieving a ___________ __________
Correct Answer
legitimate
aimExplanation
The employer must demonstrate that the less favorable treatment is a legitimate aim. This means that the employer must have a valid and justifiable reason for treating someone less favorably. The aim must be lawful, non-discriminatory, and in line with the organization's objectives or values. The employer must also show that the less favorable treatment is proportionate, meaning it is necessary and reasonable in order to achieve the legitimate aim.Rate this question:
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What does G.O.R. stand for?
Correct Answer
genuine
occupational
requirementExplanation
The acronym G.O.R. stands for genuine, occupational, requirement. This term is often used in employment law to refer to a legitimate reason for an employer to discriminate against a certain individual or group of individuals based on a protected characteristic, such as gender, race, or disability. In order for a requirement to be considered a G.O.R., it must be necessary for the job and proportional to the aim pursued.Rate this question:
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What are the three elements for calculating statutory redundancy pay?
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Age, Gender and Length of Service
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Age, Salary and Length of Service
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Age, Length of service and Location
Correct Answer
A. Age, Salary and Length of ServiceExplanation
Statutory redundancy pay is calculated based on three factors: age, salary, and length of service. Age is considered because older employees may find it more difficult to secure new employment. Salary is taken into account because higher earners may require more compensation. Length of service is important as it reflects the employee's loyalty and commitment to the company. By considering these three elements, a fair and equitable redundancy payment can be determined.Rate this question:
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