Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Act 2009
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Change 1
A6 English apprenticeship agreements: supplementary provision
(1) If an agreement— (a) contains provision which satisfies the conditions mentioned in section A1(3)(a) to (c), but (b) also contains other provision which is inconsistent with those conditions, the other provision is to be treated as having no effect. (2) Before an agreement which satisfies the conditions mentioned in section A1(3)(a) to (c) is varied in such a way that it no longer satisfies one or more of those conditions, the person for whom the apprentice is working must give the apprentice a written notice. (3) The written notice must explain that, if the variation takes effect, the agreement will cease to be an approved English apprenticeship agreement. (4) If an agreement is varied in breach of the requirement under subsection (2), the variation has no effect.
A6 English apprenticeship agreements: supplementary provision
(1) If an agreement— (a) contains provision which satisfies the conditions mentioned in section A1(3)(a) to (c), but (b) also contains other provision which is inconsistent with those conditions, the other provision is to be treated as having no effect. (2) Before an agreement which satisfies the conditions mentioned in section A1(3)(a) to (c) is varied in such a way that it no longer satisfies one or more of those conditions, the person for whom the apprentice is working must give the apprentice a written notice. (3) The written notice must explain that, if the variation takes effect, the agreement will cease to be an approved English apprenticeship agreement. (4) If an agreement is varied in breach of the requirement under subsection (2), the variation has no effect.
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