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Employment Relations

Welcome to the Employment Relations Service section of this website. These pages provide practical and useful advice on employment and workplace issues. In addition, it explains current Guernsey employment laws and helps you to access further information.

Employment rights and responsibilities are explained through our guidance notes, employment guides and Codes of Practice which cover a range of topics.

Should you have any further queries on employment related matters or just want to talk through an employment issue, contact an employment relations officer. The service is confidential and free to both employers and employees

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