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The Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023 (Code of Practice on Fair and Transparent Distribution of Tips) Regulations 2024

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2 Appointed day for the Code of Practice on Tips

(1) The Code of Practice on Tips comes into effect on 1st October 2024. (2) In paragraph (1), “the Code of Practice on Tips” means the code of practice issued by the Secretary of State under section 27P(1) of the Employment Rights Act 1996 on Fair and Transparent Distribution of Tips which was laid in draft before Parliament on 22nd April 2024 and approved by resolution of the House of Commons on 14th May 2024, and by resolution of the House of Lords on 24th May 2024.

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2 Appointed day for the Code of Practice on Tips

(1) The Code of Practice on Tips comes into effect on 1st October 2024. (2) In paragraph (1), “the Code of Practice on Tips” means the code of practice issued by the Secretary of State under section 27P(1) of the Employment Rights Act 1996 on Fair and Transparent Distribution of Tips which was laid in draft before Parliament on 22nd April 2024 and approved by resolution of the House of Commons on 14th May 2024, and by resolution of the House of Lords on 24th May 2024.

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