A period of continuous work is a period of work throughout which the duties of the employment are performed to a significant extent at that place. A significant extent is at least
Well done, that's the correct answer. A significant extent is when an employee spends 40% or more of their contracted working time at that workplace (include the time spent in travelling to, from and whilst at that office/workplace).
Therefore, if you have spent, or are likely to spend, 40% or more of your contracted working time at a particular office/workplace
over a period of more than 24 months and
the work is being undertaken over a period of limited duration or defined period of time
then that office/workplace will have become a permanent workplace.
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That's incorrect. A significant extent is when an employee spends 40% or more of their contracted working time at that workplace (include the time spent in travelling to, from and whilst at that office/workplace).
Therefore, if you have spent, or are likely to spend, 40% or more of your contracted working time at a particular office/workplace
over a period of more than 24 months and
the work is being undertaken over a period of limited duration or defined period of time
then that office/workplace will have become a permanent workplace.
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