Revealed 12 June 2020
By: Jeremy Lewis
In relation to the English Soccer League (EFL), there have been dire warnings that within the absence of a considerably elevated contribution from the Premier League, as much as 60 golf equipment may exit of enterprise.[1]
But when a membership does enter administration, or nonetheless worse liquidation, what claims can be found to the gamers and different workers? This text by Jeremy Lewis of Littleton Chambers examines:
- The Soccer Creditor Rule (FCR)
- Worker claims not lined by the FCR
- Funds assured by the State
- Adoption of employment contracts
- Crown choice
- Switch of Undertakings (Safety of Employment) Rules (TUPE)
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Jeremy Lewis
Jeremy is an employment, business and sports activities regulation barrister practising at Littleton Chambers. He additionally sits as a component time employment decide and is creator of main works on switch of undertakings and whistleblowing.
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