Transfer of Additional Employees Sample Clauses

Transfer of Additional Employees. If the contract of employment of any individual who is not a Relevant Employee shall have effect as if originally made between the individual concerned and the Contractor or the Employer as a result of the provisions of TUPE and/or any judicial decision interpreting the same, then such individual shall for the purposes of the indemnities at Clauses 30.4 and 30.8 be deemed to be a Relevant Employee, and the Unitary Charge shall be adjusted (insofar as not already adjusted in respect of the same circumstances in terms of Clause 30.3.5) by operation of Section B of Schedule Part 7 (Payment Mechanism) to reflect additional annual costs or savings to the Contractor or the Employer (which additional costs (if any) shall, for the avoidance of doubt, include any loss, damages, injury, claims, costs, liabilities, and expenses (including legal expenses in so far as these are properly and reasonably incurred) suffered or incurred by the Contractor or the Employer in relation to the termination of employment of such employee), however, no such adjustment shall be made in respect of any award made by an employment tribunal following a determination of unfair dismissal in respect of such individual to the extent that it is attributable to the Contractor’s or such Employer’s failure to comply with the statutory and/or contractual dismissal procedure.
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Transfer of Additional Employees. If the contract of employment of any individual who is not a Relevant Employee shall have effect as if originally made between the individual concerned and the Contractor or the Employer as a result of the provisions of TUPE and/or any judicial decision interpreting the same, then such a person shall, for the purposes of Clauses 30.4, 30.7A and 30.8, be deemed to be a Relevant Employee.
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