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Section : What happens if an IFA doesn't meet all the formal requirements or the employee isn't better off overall?
Domain : Human Resource Management
Classification : Not Identified
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This chunk is situated within the section discussing the legal requirements and implications of individual flexibility arrangements (IFAs), specifically addressing the consequences if an IFA does not meet formal requirements or if an employee feels disadvantaged by the agreement. It highlights the employee's rights to terminate the IFA and the potential repercussions for the employer.
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It still operates as an IFA. This ensures that employees keep any benefits to which they are entitled to under the IFA. However, an employee can terminate an IFA if they believe they are being disadvantaged. The employee may be able to take action for compensation and the employer may also face penalties in that case, as this is a breach of the flexibility clause in their award or registered agreement.
- What does IFA stand for in the context of this text?
- What benefits do employees retain under the IFA?
- Under what circumstances can an employee terminate an IFA?
- What actions can an employee take if they feel disadvantaged by the IFA?
- What potential consequences does an employer face if an employee successfully terminates an IFA?
- How does the flexibility clause relate to the IFA and employee rights?
- What might be considered a breach of the flexibility clause?
- In what ways does the IFA protect employee interests?
- Can an employee seek compensation without terminating the IFA?
- What implications does the IFA have for employer-employee relationships?