Labour Code 2012 - Government of Montserrat
Labour Code 2012 - Government of Montserrat
Labour Code 2012 - Government of Montserrat
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MONTSERRATLABOUR CODE, <strong>2012</strong>No. 20 <strong>of</strong> <strong>2012</strong>the trade union, or to an employee selected by theemployees to represent them;(c) filed by the operator with the <strong>Labour</strong> Commissioneron request or as prescribed.(5) A person shall not remove or deface the identificationreferred to in subsection (1)(a), for a hazardouschemical.108. Special protection for pregnant employees(1) The operator <strong>of</strong> a workplace who receives a medicalcertificate from a female employee stating that she ispregnant, shall adapt the working conditions <strong>of</strong> thefemale employee to ensure that she is not—(a) involved in the use <strong>of</strong>, or exposed to, chemicals,substances or anything dangerous to her health orthe health <strong>of</strong> her unborn child; or(b) subjected to working conditions dangerous to herhealth or the health <strong>of</strong> her unborn child,and where appropriate, the operator may assignalternative work, where available, to her withoutprejudice to her right to return to her previous job.(2) The operator <strong>of</strong> a workplace shall not require or permit apregnant employee or an employee who is nursing herchild to perform work that is hazardous to her health orthe health <strong>of</strong> the child.(3) Despite any other enactment, during an employee’spregnancy and for a period <strong>of</strong> 6 months after the birth <strong>of</strong>her child, her employer shall <strong>of</strong>fer her suitable,alternative employment on terms and conditions that areno less favourable than her ordinary terms andconditions <strong>of</strong> work, where the employee is required toperform work that poses a danger to her safety or healthor that <strong>of</strong> her child, unless there is no other availablesuitable alternative employment or that in doing so theemployer will incur costs greater than ordinaryadministrative costs.69