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A secondment is the opportunity to work temporarily in a different firm or department to the one you are already working in. In an internal secondment, the employee moves to a different part of the same organization. Secondments help employees develop their skills, broaden their horizons and improve their CV.
Employee secondments can benefit employers as a means of developing good business relationships and sharing and enhancing employees' skills. At the same time, they can offer employees a valuable career development opportunity, with the chance to make new contacts and gain experience within a different setting.
A secondment does not terminate an employee's contract of employment; the contract continues to subsist during the period of secondment, and a key principle of the arrangement is that the employee is expected to return to his or her substantive post when the secondment ends.
12.1 A secondment may be terminated early by the agreement of all parties. 12.2 The secondment will terminate at the end of the agreed period and the employee will then return to their substantive post or, as allowed for under section 10, to a post on a grade and salary commensurate with his/her original post.
Unless your contract provided that the employer could force you to go on secondment, such a move can only really happen with your consent. Giving the employee notice to terminate their current contract and then offer them immediate re-engagement under a new contract that contains the new terms.
One of the challenges of secondments is managing the career development of the person who fills in for the seconded. Very often in this organisation a secondment leads to a permanent job, either the one the person is seconded to or they move on, says Craig.
A secondment does not terminate an employee's contract of employment; the contract continues to subsist during the period of secondment, and a key principle of the arrangement is that the employee is expected to return to his or her substantive post when the secondment ends.
The normal redeployment process will apply towards the end of the secondment. Secondments should not normally be for longer than 2 years. If a post is likely to exceed 2 years, this should be advertised as a fixed term contract rather than a secondment opportunity.
Last Updated: 30 October 2019. A secondment is the opportunity to work temporarily in a different firm or department to the one you are already working in. In an internal secondment, the employee moves to a different part of the same organization.
Secondment Letter Agreement — EMP.AT.04. A secondment is an arrangement whereby an employee is temporarily assigned to work for another company or organization. This may be a different employer within the group or a separate employer, such as a client or customer.
A secondment is the opportunity to work temporarily in a different firm or department to the one you are already working in. In an internal secondment, the employee moves to a different part of the same organization. Secondments help employees develop their skills, broaden their horizons and improve their CV.
Secondments should normally be for a period of two years or less. If the secondment is to be for a period of longer than 23 months, then the arrangement must be considered under the Fixed Term Work (Prevention of Less Favorable Treatment) Regulations 2002.
As nouns the difference between assignment and secondment is that assignment is the act of assigning; the allocation of a job or a set of tasks while secondment is the process or state of being seconded, the temporary transfer of a person from their normal duty to another assignment.
Secondment is the assignment of a member of one organization to another organisation for a temporary period.
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