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ARTICLE · 11 JANUARY 2021

Employment Act 2000: Government Bill Proposes Significant Overhaul

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First Published in The Bermuda Chamber Of Commerce Newsletter (Chamber Insider), January 2021

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First Published in The Bermuda Chamber Of Commerce Newsletter (Chamber Insider), January 2021

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At the end of November 2020 the Government tabled various bills in the House of Assembly that will, if they complete the full legislative process, introduce several amendments to Bermuda's employment legislation. This article is Part 1 of a series of articles in which we will discuss the proposed amendments and the practical implications they may have for employers and employees in Bermuda. Part 1 focuses on certain of the proposed changes to the Employment Act 2000 (Act).

Below we provide a brief outline of some of the key proposed changes and our comments on the practical implications for employment relationships.

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