184 Debts to which Part applies
Employment Rights Act 1996 (1996 c 18) | Legislation

184  Debts to which Part applies

(1)     This Part applies to the following debts—

(a)     any arrears of pay in respect of one or more (but not more than eight) weeks,

(b)     any amount which the employer is liable to pay the employee for the period of notice required by section 86(1) or (2) or for any failure of the employer to give the period of notice required by section 86(1),

(c)     any holiday pay—

(i)     in respect of a period or periods of holiday not exceeding six weeks in all, and

(ii)     to which the employee became entitled during the twelve months ending with the appropriate date,

(d)     any basic award of compensation

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