17 Introductory
Employment Rights Act 1996 (1996 c 18) | Legislation

Cash shortages and stock deficiencies in retail employment

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(1)     In the following provisions of this Part—

“cash shortage†means a deficit arising in relation to amounts received in connection with retail transactions, and

“stock deficiency†means a stock deficiency arising in the course of retail transactions.

(2)     In the following provisions of this Part “retail employmentâ€, in relation to a worker, means employment involving (whether or not on a regular basis)—

(a)     the carrying out by the worker of retail transactions directly with members

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