43 Information and consultation: Northern Ireland
Employment Relations Act 2004 (2004 c 24) | Legislation

43  Information and consultation: Northern Ireland

(1)     The Department for Employment and Learning may make regulations for the purpose of conferring on employees of an employer to whom the regulations apply, or on representatives of those employees, rights—

(a)     to be informed by the employer about prescribed matters;

(b)     to be consulted by the employer about prescribed matters.

(2)     Regulations made under subsection (1) must make provision as to the employers to whom the regulations apply which may include provision—

(a)     applying the regulations by reference to factors including the number of employees in the United Kingdom in the employer's undertaking;

(b)     as to the method by which the number of employees in an employer's undertaking is to be calculated; and

(c)     applying the regulations to different

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