Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998
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4 Limit on amount of compensation.
(1) Section 49 of the 1996 Act (remedies) is amended as follows. (2) At the beginning of subsection (2) there is inserted “ Subject to subsection (6) ”. (3) After subsection (5) there is inserted— (6) Where— (a) the complaint is made under section 48(1A), (b) the detriment to which the worker is subjected is the termination of his worker’s contract, and (c) that contract is not a contract of employment, any compensation must not exceed the compensation that would be payable under Chapter II of Part X if the worker had been an employee and had been dismissed for the reason specified in section 103A.
4 Limit on amount of compensation.
(1) Section 49 of the 1996 Act (remedies) is amended as follows. (2) At the beginning of subsection (2) there is inserted “ Subject to subsection (6) ”. (3) After subsection (5) there is inserted— (6) Where— (a) the complaint is made under section 48(1A), (b) the detriment to which the worker is subjected is the termination of his worker’s contract, and (c) that contract is not a contract of employment, any compensation must not exceed the compensation that would be payable under Chapter II of Part X if the worker had been an employee and had been dismissed for the reason specified in section 103A.
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