On the first two occasions you asked for your contract did you request this in writing? If so then refer to the dates of those letters in the current letter, if you asked for your contract verbally again refer to the dates and the person you spoke to requesting this document.
If you have been employed by the agency on a permanent contract (under Swedish Derogation) it would mean that after 12 weeks with the hiring company, you would not be entitled to the same pay for a “comparable employee” as if you had been recruited directly.
If you are an agency worker and have been working for the hiring company for 12 weeks continuously then you can ask for confirmation that you are receiving the same basic conditions of employment as if you had been directly employed by the hirer on day one of the assignment, specifically:
· pay - including any fee, bonus, commission, or holiday pay relating to the assignment. It does not include redundancy pay, contractual sick pay, and maternity, paternity or adoption pay
· working time rights - for example, including any annual leave above what is required by law.
If you have been employed by the agency on a permanent contract (under Swedish Derogation) it would mean that after 12 weeks with the hiring company, you would not be entitled to the same pay for a “comparable employee” as if you had been recruited directly.
If you are an agency worker and have been working for the hiring company for 12 weeks continuously then you can ask for confirmation that you are receiving the same basic conditions of employment as if you had been directly employed by the hirer on day one of the assignment, specifically:
· pay - including any fee, bonus, commission, or holiday pay relating to the assignment. It does not include redundancy pay, contractual sick pay, and maternity, paternity or adoption pay
· working time rights - for example, including any annual leave above what is required by law.
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