Legal timetable- Implemented

Summaries of forthcoming and recently implemented legislation, with effective dates.

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Implemented (37)

Development	Implementation date
Statutory maternity pay and other family-related statutory pay rates increase	7 April 2019
Employment tribunal award limits increase	6 April 2019
Increases to income tax allowances and thresholds come into force	6 April 2019
Increase in minimum contribution level for pensions auto-enrolment takes effect	6 April 2019
Maximum penalty for aggravated breach increases to £20,000	6 April 2019
Statutory sick pay rises	6 April 2019
Lower earnings limit for national insurance contributions increases	6 April 2019
Requirement for payslips to state hours worked where pay varies	6 April 2019
Flexible working introduced in the armed forces	1 April 2019
National minimum wage rises	1 April 2019

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