# The Employment Protection Act 1975 (Commencement No. 2) Order 1976, Schedule 1: PROVISIONS COMING INTO OPERATION ON 8TH MARCH 1976


Provisions of the Act
Subject matter of provisions
Section 85(1), so far as it relates to the purposes of section 102
Calculation of normal working hours and a week's pay
Section 99
Duty of employer to consult trade union representatives on redundancy
Section 100
Duty of employer to notify Secretary of State of certain redundancies
Section 101
Complaint by trade union and protective award
Section 102
Entitlement under protective award
Section 103
Complaint by employee to industrial tribunal
Section 104
Reduction of rebate on failure to notify redundancies
Section 105
Offence and proceedings
Section 106
Supplementary
Section 107
Power to adapt foregoing provisions in case of collective agreements on redundancies
Section 108
General provisions as to industrial tribunals and conciliation officers
Section 110, so far as it relates to sections 99 to 107
Death of employee or employer
Section 113, so far as it relates to remuneration paid under a protective award under section 101
Payments which are to be treated as earnings for social security purposes
Section 117, so far as it relates to any offence under section 105
Offences by bodies corporate
Section 119, so far as it relates to sections 99 and 100
Excluded classes of employment
Section 126(1), so far as it relates to the definition of “business”, “dismiss”, “dismissal” and “effective date of termination”, (5), (6) and (7)
Interpretation
Schedule 4, to the extent mentioned above in relation to section 85
Calculation of normal working hours and a week's pay
Schedule 12, to the extent mentioned above in relation to section 110
Death of employee or employer

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