UK employment law regulations that protect employees’ terms and conditions of employment, continuity of service, and certain employment rights when a business or service transfers to a new employer. In public procurement, TUPE frequently applies when a service contract transfers from an incumbent supplier to a new contractor, or between an external supplier and an in-house provider, following a recompetition or outsourcing decision.
Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations (TUPE)
UK regulations protecting employees' terms and continuity of service when a business or service transfers, often applying when contracts change supplier.
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