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On what grounds might an employee appeal a decision to refuse a statutory request in relation to study or training?

Where the employer decides to uphold an appeal against the refusal of a statutory request in relation to study or training, is it obliged to arrange a meeting to discuss the appeal?

Must all training be arranged under the statutory requests in relation to study or training procedure?

Can an employee bring a tribunal claim in relation to a statutory study or training request?

Are employees entitled to be paid for time off for training agreed under the right to make a request in relation to study or training?


Do employers have to pay for employees' training agreed under the right to make a request in relation to study or training?

Employers are under no obligation to pay for study or training that is the subject of a successful request under the provisions. However, they may choose to do so.

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