Know Your Rights: Employment and Family Rights brings together the most up-to-date information on: <br/> <p ><br/> <br/> <br/> Your employment rights from start to finish covering<br/> terms and conditions of employment redundancy (incorporating changes under<br/> Budget 2013) unfair dismissal non-payment of wages sick pay and sick leave<br/> (including recent changes in the public sector and further changes announced in<br/> Budget 2013) and maternity paternity and parental leave as well as all other<br/> protected employment legislation<br/> The new dispute resolution process under the Workplace<br/> Relations Services and further proposed changes in workplace relations<br/> legislation<br/> Family law covering the requirements rights and<br/> obligations surrounding marriage civil partnership and cohabitation (especially<br/> under the Civil Partnership and Certain Rights and Obligations of Cohabitants<br/> Act 2010)<br/> Divorce separation dissolution of civil partnerships<br/> annulment mediation pre-nuptials and protection of the family home<br/> <br/> All other family law issues such as guardianship access custody adoption maintenance domestic<br/> violence and wills and inheritance (including changes announced in Budget<br/> 2013)<br/> <br/> <p ><br/> <br/> <p >Drawing on national and EU legislation and using an accessible question-and-answer format Know Your Rights: Employment and Family Rights is an indispensable guide for all households.
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