How did the political development of England differ from that of France during the middle ages?
Q. A. The french kings were weakened by their attempts to conquer England. B. England did not develop a Common Law. C. England developed a tradition of making laws through a representative body. Thanks!!
Asked by Chad H. - Fri Jan 19 19:49:32 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The French had many other neighbouring countries to worry about apart from England. England would have France as the first landing point to comabat other European nations (Spain, etc). England could defend herself with the strength of the navy, while France had army strength. Intermarriage between French and English royalty tried to soften problems, but as marriages went bad, it only deepened resentment
Answered by wizebloke - Sat Jan 20 08:44:25 2007
Q. A. The french kings were weakened by their attempts to conquer England. B. England did not develop a Common Law. C. England developed a tradition of making laws through a representative body. Thanks!!
Asked by Chad H. - Fri Jan 19 19:49:32 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The French had many other neighbouring countries to worry about apart from England. England would have France as the first landing point to comabat other European nations (Spain, etc). England could defend herself with the strength of the navy, while France had army strength. Intermarriage between French and English royalty tried to soften problems, but as marriages went bad, it only deepened resentment
Answered by wizebloke - Sat Jan 20 08:44:25 2007
What can England do to improve their performances in limited overs cricket?
Q. England have been abysmal at limited overs cricket for years. The last time they had a good team was in 1992, when they reached the World Cup Final. They play more limited overs cricket, domestically, than any other country. Yet they constantly seem to be playing catch up. What can they do to improve?
Asked by The Oracle - Mon Nov 3 13:36:29 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2 major steps i would take * Play only 50 over cricket and 20 over cricket at domestic level (of course 4 day too, but no more 40 over or 45 over cricket) * Stop playing "One Day specialists" I have never seen the point of 40 or 45 over cricket. The only plus side is that the format fits neatly into a nice time period so the spectators can enjoy the game. As for the development of cricketers though! this type of cricket does nothing. No other country plays 40 over cricket, but for some strange reason in England we havent had a 50 over league in a long time. 40 over cricket is a completly different game compared to 50 overs. It doesn't help anyone. If your good enough to play Test cricket then your good enough to play ODI or T20 cricket. [cont.]
Answered by KooKee :) - Mon Nov 3 18:20:39 2008
Q. England have been abysmal at limited overs cricket for years. The last time they had a good team was in 1992, when they reached the World Cup Final. They play more limited overs cricket, domestically, than any other country. Yet they constantly seem to be playing catch up. What can they do to improve?
Asked by The Oracle - Mon Nov 3 13:36:29 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2 major steps i would take * Play only 50 over cricket and 20 over cricket at domestic level (of course 4 day too, but no more 40 over or 45 over cricket) * Stop playing "One Day specialists" I have never seen the point of 40 or 45 over cricket. The only plus side is that the format fits neatly into a nice time period so the spectators can enjoy the game. As for the development of cricketers though! this type of cricket does nothing. No other country plays 40 over cricket, but for some strange reason in England we havent had a 50 over league in a long time. 40 over cricket is a completly different game compared to 50 overs. It doesn't help anyone. If your good enough to play Test cricket then your good enough to play ODI or T20 cricket. [cont.]
Answered by KooKee :) - Mon Nov 3 18:20:39 2008
How are England and France connected in terms of telephone lines?
Q. When you call from France to England, is the connection an actual wire, or is it via satellite?
Asked by katie - Fri Jul 18 11:31:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Both, before the time of satellites underwater landlines were installed between the two countries and are still in use.
Answered by Cabal - Fri Jul 18 16:30:47 2008
Q. When you call from France to England, is the connection an actual wire, or is it via satellite?
Asked by katie - Fri Jul 18 11:31:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Both, before the time of satellites underwater landlines were installed between the two countries and are still in use.
Answered by Cabal - Fri Jul 18 16:30:47 2008
I make international calls to England, and want to know what's the cheapest way to go?
Q. My mobile company is no good for international calls to England. Is there any alternatives for me or ways to make cheap calls to a mobile phone in England?
Asked by William - Mon Jul 21 10:04:36 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try Localphone - only 1.8 per minute to landlines.
Answered by Dave Cardwell - Mon Jul 21 10:14:43 2008
Q. My mobile company is no good for international calls to England. Is there any alternatives for me or ways to make cheap calls to a mobile phone in England?
Asked by William - Mon Jul 21 10:04:36 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try Localphone - only 1.8 per minute to landlines.
Answered by Dave Cardwell - Mon Jul 21 10:14:43 2008
Do different parts of England have a different form of the British accent?
Q. I've never been to England and probably wouldn't be able to tell anyways.But for example do people in Northern England speak english differently as compared to southern England?Because here in America we have the northern type accent(like the true new yorkers)the southern accents(like cowboy type) and stuff.Its the same language just in a different form.So is it like that in England?
Asked by Beth - Thu Apr 9 18:30:16 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Remember that Britain includes Scotland and Wales as well as England. I think you meant to say English accent instead of British accent. So yes, in different parts of England there is different type of English accents just like in America. Hope this helps. :-)
Answered by Amy - Sun Apr 12 14:19:35 2009
Q. I've never been to England and probably wouldn't be able to tell anyways.But for example do people in Northern England speak english differently as compared to southern England?Because here in America we have the northern type accent(like the true new yorkers)the southern accents(like cowboy type) and stuff.Its the same language just in a different form.So is it like that in England?
Asked by Beth - Thu Apr 9 18:30:16 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Remember that Britain includes Scotland and Wales as well as England. I think you meant to say English accent instead of British accent. So yes, in different parts of England there is different type of English accents just like in America. Hope this helps. :-)
Answered by Amy - Sun Apr 12 14:19:35 2009
What tourist attractions are there in England and what do most people do for a living?
Q. I have to a project about England and as primary research I need to ask people who have been to England or lived there about possible tourist attractions and the country's economy. Any help is greatly appreciated; thanks!!!
Asked by kittykat - Fri May 9 21:49:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok well a few tourist attractions are: London Tower Buckingham Palace Longleat Safari Park Thorpe Park Alton Towers Drayton Manor Blackpool Tower London Dungeons Madame Tussauds The London Eye Eden Camp As for jobs, students generally work in shops or bars/nightclubs After that, jobs are exactly the same as anywhere else in the world. Everything from Teachers, Nurses, Solicitors, Shop Assistants, Office administrators, hairdressers, Childcare assistants, you name it. The only jobs I can think of that are in England and nowhere else would probably be the Beefeaters and the Queens Guard.
Answered by I should be doing something else - Sat May 10 07:39:57 2008
Q. I have to a project about England and as primary research I need to ask people who have been to England or lived there about possible tourist attractions and the country's economy. Any help is greatly appreciated; thanks!!!
Asked by kittykat - Fri May 9 21:49:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok well a few tourist attractions are: London Tower Buckingham Palace Longleat Safari Park Thorpe Park Alton Towers Drayton Manor Blackpool Tower London Dungeons Madame Tussauds The London Eye Eden Camp As for jobs, students generally work in shops or bars/nightclubs After that, jobs are exactly the same as anywhere else in the world. Everything from Teachers, Nurses, Solicitors, Shop Assistants, Office administrators, hairdressers, Childcare assistants, you name it. The only jobs I can think of that are in England and nowhere else would probably be the Beefeaters and the Queens Guard.
Answered by I should be doing something else - Sat May 10 07:39:57 2008
What is the percentage of schools in England that require uniforms?
Q. I am writing a book and doing som research. Do most of the schools in England require uniforms? Do more schools in england have uniforms than in the united states? Any info here would be useful.
Asked by Annonymous J - Tue Feb 12 11:35:06 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 70 percent for primary school 99 percent for secondary!!! Yes we wear uniform a lot more than you! Every school I know wear uniform! Even non-fee-paying!
Answered by Jane - Tue Feb 12 13:27:12 2008
Q. I am writing a book and doing som research. Do most of the schools in England require uniforms? Do more schools in england have uniforms than in the united states? Any info here would be useful.
Asked by Annonymous J - Tue Feb 12 11:35:06 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 70 percent for primary school 99 percent for secondary!!! Yes we wear uniform a lot more than you! Every school I know wear uniform! Even non-fee-paying!
Answered by Jane - Tue Feb 12 13:27:12 2008
What is the major products and resources , occupations in England?
Q. Can anyone tell me the major products and resources in England ? The major occupations of England, that means what jobs do the England apply the most. Please give me accurate answers. If you can, please give me the website or how you get your answers. Thanks so much.
Asked by Farrah Fong - Sun Dec 3 04:42:26 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. marketing of products and services.
Answered by Jomtien C - Sun Dec 3 07:51:21 2006
Q. Can anyone tell me the major products and resources in England ? The major occupations of England, that means what jobs do the England apply the most. Please give me accurate answers. If you can, please give me the website or how you get your answers. Thanks so much.
Asked by Farrah Fong - Sun Dec 3 04:42:26 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. marketing of products and services.
Answered by Jomtien C - Sun Dec 3 07:51:21 2006
Why do you think England was able to avoid the Revolutions of 1848, which spread across continental Europe?
Q. Think about why people were revolting against the governments of France, Russia, Prussia, and Austria (in general terms, think about what kinds of reforms they wanted) in 1848. What had England done to undercut those tensions?
Asked by nessat86 - Sat Feb 14 08:33:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are several reasons, each of which might be enough by itself. 1...Political memories are long. We in Britain had a bellyful of revolution and civil war in the 17thC. To this day we automatically dislike and distrust political extremism and religious fanaticism. This is the unseen ballast which stops the boat blowing over. 2...We had recently had a parliamentary reform. While going nowhere near as far as the radicals wanted, it defused some tensions and gave hope for the future. 3...In living memory, we had just won a continental war. Morale in Britain was still relatively high, so that the discontent which certainly existed did not reach the critical point at which a revolution might start. On the other hand, all the continental… [cont.]
Answered by Michael B - Sat Feb 14 09:10:41 2009
Q. Think about why people were revolting against the governments of France, Russia, Prussia, and Austria (in general terms, think about what kinds of reforms they wanted) in 1848. What had England done to undercut those tensions?
Asked by nessat86 - Sat Feb 14 08:33:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are several reasons, each of which might be enough by itself. 1...Political memories are long. We in Britain had a bellyful of revolution and civil war in the 17thC. To this day we automatically dislike and distrust political extremism and religious fanaticism. This is the unseen ballast which stops the boat blowing over. 2...We had recently had a parliamentary reform. While going nowhere near as far as the radicals wanted, it defused some tensions and gave hope for the future. 3...In living memory, we had just won a continental war. Morale in Britain was still relatively high, so that the discontent which certainly existed did not reach the critical point at which a revolution might start. On the other hand, all the continental… [cont.]
Answered by Michael B - Sat Feb 14 09:10:41 2009
What would happen to England and America if poor countries became middle class?
Q. What do you think would happen if the poor countries of today became middle class or rich? What would happen to England and America?
Asked by Sheb - Sun Jul 13 08:38:34 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not much. The biggest effect would be the competition for natural resources (oil) which we are already feeling. However there are technical solutions to the problem including nuclear energy and renewables. The poor in both countries might even be better off because there would no longer be cheap foreign labor to drive down wages.
Answered by meg - Sun Jul 13 09:58:31 2008
Q. What do you think would happen if the poor countries of today became middle class or rich? What would happen to England and America?
Asked by Sheb - Sun Jul 13 08:38:34 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not much. The biggest effect would be the competition for natural resources (oil) which we are already feeling. However there are technical solutions to the problem including nuclear energy and renewables. The poor in both countries might even be better off because there would no longer be cheap foreign labor to drive down wages.
Answered by meg - Sun Jul 13 09:58:31 2008
What was the relationship between the New England Colonists and the Native Amercians like?
Q. What was the relationship between the New England Colonists and the Native Amercians like? I need to answer this for a history project but I know each colony within New England was a litte different. What would be a good way to go about answering this?
Asked by hvstrom - Mon Dec 17 10:40:01 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. cockeyed optimist, who got himself mixed up in the high stakes game of world diplomacy and international intrigue. Their unbridled enthusiasm, eventually led to their downfall
Answered by rem - Thu Dec 20 21:40:54 2007
Q. What was the relationship between the New England Colonists and the Native Amercians like? I need to answer this for a history project but I know each colony within New England was a litte different. What would be a good way to go about answering this?
Asked by hvstrom - Mon Dec 17 10:40:01 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. cockeyed optimist, who got himself mixed up in the high stakes game of world diplomacy and international intrigue. Their unbridled enthusiasm, eventually led to their downfall
Answered by rem - Thu Dec 20 21:40:54 2007
Which European country is comparable in size and population to England?
Q. Which European country is comparable in size and population to England? I need to write a comparative piece on paternity leave rights in England and one other European country. However, the country MUST be comparable(similar) in size and population to England. My geography is awful (shameful, I know) so can someone please help me out?
Asked by Mrsdanieljackson - Fri Apr 17 10:35:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you mean the UK pop 60million Italy= 58 million France = 59 million
Answered by Tamart - Fri Apr 17 10:45:53 2009
Q. Which European country is comparable in size and population to England? I need to write a comparative piece on paternity leave rights in England and one other European country. However, the country MUST be comparable(similar) in size and population to England. My geography is awful (shameful, I know) so can someone please help me out?
Asked by Mrsdanieljackson - Fri Apr 17 10:35:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you mean the UK pop 60million Italy= 58 million France = 59 million
Answered by Tamart - Fri Apr 17 10:45:53 2009
Is it possible to live and work in England after i complete university there?
Q. i am from the caribbean. Saint vincent to be exact and i am planning to apply to a university in england whether oxford or cambridge. but when i have completed my studies there, i would like to live and work there (in england). is this possible or do i have to go back to saint vincent? how can i stay there?
Asked by Ouch! - Fri Jan 2 14:21:54 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The UK does have a program where graduates of its universities can stay in the country under the "post study worker scheme". Here is info on all that: It is also possible that a UK employer would chose to hire you, and sponsor your work visa, but that is highly unlikely unless you study something that is in great demand.
Answered by RoaringMice - Fri Jan 2 14:38:07 2009
Q. i am from the caribbean. Saint vincent to be exact and i am planning to apply to a university in england whether oxford or cambridge. but when i have completed my studies there, i would like to live and work there (in england). is this possible or do i have to go back to saint vincent? how can i stay there?
Asked by Ouch! - Fri Jan 2 14:21:54 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The UK does have a program where graduates of its universities can stay in the country under the "post study worker scheme". Here is info on all that: It is also possible that a UK employer would chose to hire you, and sponsor your work visa, but that is highly unlikely unless you study something that is in great demand.
Answered by RoaringMice - Fri Jan 2 14:38:07 2009
What are your thoughts about this dilemma the England Football is facing today, and what could you suggest?
Q. Saturday November 17 - If the Russia team defeats Israel, it would qualify for the Euro 2008 and the England team would be eliminated, despite their match against Croatia on Wednesday November 21 ... How come the England team gets that far, not even have their destiny handy, while their league is one of the three greatest in the World?
Asked by Van Basten - Mon Nov 12 14:32:47 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Time to naturalise more talented people from another country for them to be able to play for england. only way england can solve the dearth of talent it is now facing, thanks of course to clubs that by pass english talents.
Answered by Stan I Sebastian - Fri Nov 16 11:00:34 2007
Q. Saturday November 17 - If the Russia team defeats Israel, it would qualify for the Euro 2008 and the England team would be eliminated, despite their match against Croatia on Wednesday November 21 ... How come the England team gets that far, not even have their destiny handy, while their league is one of the three greatest in the World?
Asked by Van Basten - Mon Nov 12 14:32:47 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Time to naturalise more talented people from another country for them to be able to play for england. only way england can solve the dearth of talent it is now facing, thanks of course to clubs that by pass english talents.
Answered by Stan I Sebastian - Fri Nov 16 11:00:34 2007
How does someone from Colorado get a job in England?
Q. I live in Colorado & am planning a trip to England in July. However, I'd really like to move there, & I was wondering how difficult it is for Americans to find decent work & a place to live in England.
Asked by BrunetteBeauty - Sat Apr 7 18:33:52 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Pretend you are from Poland!!
Answered by Bulldog - Sat Apr 7 18:37:43 2007
Q. I live in Colorado & am planning a trip to England in July. However, I'd really like to move there, & I was wondering how difficult it is for Americans to find decent work & a place to live in England.
Asked by BrunetteBeauty - Sat Apr 7 18:33:52 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Pretend you are from Poland!!
Answered by Bulldog - Sat Apr 7 18:37:43 2007
How does the monarchy in England work? I heard Queen Elizabeth is not Queen of England?
Q. When will there next be a king and queen of England and what is Queen Elizabeth if she isnt queen of England?
Asked by james kane - Tue Jul 7 12:31:32 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. She is the Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.There hasn't been a Queen of England for quite some time now.
Answered by Dude - Tue Jul 7 12:48:31 2009
Q. When will there next be a king and queen of England and what is Queen Elizabeth if she isnt queen of England?
Asked by james kane - Tue Jul 7 12:31:32 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. She is the Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.There hasn't been a Queen of England for quite some time now.
Answered by Dude - Tue Jul 7 12:48:31 2009
How much money should I save to travel to England and Wales for two weeks?
Q. I plan to travel from America to England for 2 weeks, but also visit Wales. I would be staying in Daventry, England hopefully. But as I have never been outside of the country, I am not too sure as how much money I should save up for, other than a plane ticket. Any suggestions? Thank you!! ^^
Asked by Anna - Mon Jul 14 23:59:01 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Umm... I'd bet on about 90 gbp per night (so around 140 US) in a hotel (for maybe a 3 star, but of course European standards are a little different, a 3 star in Europe is like a 2 in the US), and of course atleast 1000 on airfare. So much as meals, I'd say around 12 gbp (about 18 US) per meal if it's a decent one; as in not street food - but of course street food is always appreciated for a quick lunch of breakfast. I'm not sure what train or bus fares would be from London to Wales - I'd try this website or google another online: For cheap hotels and hostels I found a good site that may be of use to you: It does a pretty decent job finding lesser known/cheaper hotels and hostels. It sounds like Daventry is a smaller town so probably… [cont.]
Answered by skyla2186 - Fri Jul 18 03:56:48 2008
Q. I plan to travel from America to England for 2 weeks, but also visit Wales. I would be staying in Daventry, England hopefully. But as I have never been outside of the country, I am not too sure as how much money I should save up for, other than a plane ticket. Any suggestions? Thank you!! ^^
Asked by Anna - Mon Jul 14 23:59:01 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Umm... I'd bet on about 90 gbp per night (so around 140 US) in a hotel (for maybe a 3 star, but of course European standards are a little different, a 3 star in Europe is like a 2 in the US), and of course atleast 1000 on airfare. So much as meals, I'd say around 12 gbp (about 18 US) per meal if it's a decent one; as in not street food - but of course street food is always appreciated for a quick lunch of breakfast. I'm not sure what train or bus fares would be from London to Wales - I'd try this website or google another online: For cheap hotels and hostels I found a good site that may be of use to you: It does a pretty decent job finding lesser known/cheaper hotels and hostels. It sounds like Daventry is a smaller town so probably… [cont.]
Answered by skyla2186 - Fri Jul 18 03:56:48 2008
What is the average cost of living in Yorkshire, England?
Q. My wife and I are planning on moving to south Yorkshire, England from Seattle. I am a citizen by descent and have no problems there. It can be quite expensive in Seattle, and I know Yorkshire is a lot cheaper than other parts of England. The reason we are going is to be close to my extended family. About how much a month will it cost for me and my wife to get by there?
Asked by Interlucency - Wed May 20 17:01:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An British pound has the buying power in England of an American dollar in the US, although you get more than a dollar when you exchange a pound. Here's a cost of living estimate in pounds for Dundee, a very inexpensive town in Scotland, for a single student living in one rented room in a private home. Expenses Approximate cost per month Accommodation (private) 200 - 260 Food / Household Goods 120 Entertainment 75 Phone / Postage 25 Incidents 20 TOTAL 440 - 500 A small older townhouse, with no basement, in need of renovation, in a less good area of a larger town, seems to start around $80 000
Answered by thinkingtime - Thu May 21 09:04:16 2009
Q. My wife and I are planning on moving to south Yorkshire, England from Seattle. I am a citizen by descent and have no problems there. It can be quite expensive in Seattle, and I know Yorkshire is a lot cheaper than other parts of England. The reason we are going is to be close to my extended family. About how much a month will it cost for me and my wife to get by there?
Asked by Interlucency - Wed May 20 17:01:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An British pound has the buying power in England of an American dollar in the US, although you get more than a dollar when you exchange a pound. Here's a cost of living estimate in pounds for Dundee, a very inexpensive town in Scotland, for a single student living in one rented room in a private home. Expenses Approximate cost per month Accommodation (private) 200 - 260 Food / Household Goods 120 Entertainment 75 Phone / Postage 25 Incidents 20 TOTAL 440 - 500 A small older townhouse, with no basement, in need of renovation, in a less good area of a larger town, seems to start around $80 000
Answered by thinkingtime - Thu May 21 09:04:16 2009
What is the usual business and professional office clothes in England for men?
Q. We have a business meeting in England, and we are required to stay in client's office to render some services. In our country we normally used pants and long sleeves skirt and tie. It is not usual to us wearing suits, only big boss could. Considering it is cold in England, what can you suggest?
Asked by rbrbrb - Sat Jan 19 07:22:48 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I was in the UK this last summer and every city I was in the workers were dressed to the nines.
Answered by WhitePeopleForPeace - Sat Jan 19 13:17:47 2008
Q. We have a business meeting in England, and we are required to stay in client's office to render some services. In our country we normally used pants and long sleeves skirt and tie. It is not usual to us wearing suits, only big boss could. Considering it is cold in England, what can you suggest?
Asked by rbrbrb - Sat Jan 19 07:22:48 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I was in the UK this last summer and every city I was in the workers were dressed to the nines.
Answered by WhitePeopleForPeace - Sat Jan 19 13:17:47 2008
What are an employees duties in the England and Wales with regards provision of work?
Q. Hi, does anyone know a little about Employment Law in England and UK with regards the following. When employed in a full-time position, does the employer have a duty of care to provide the employee with a full week of work? Alternatively, does the employee have a duty of care to identify or provide their own work at all? Thanks
Asked by milton_earnest - Mon Jan 5 12:00:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good question!! Well the employer has no duty to provide work, but it would be daft to have paid staff sat there doing nothing!! Even in a quiet period they should be able to find you something to do!! There is an option they can take and that is to offer you go home, Unpaid. This is your choice, and it should not affect any holiday entitlement. However!! If you are just sat there doing nothing, and the boss asks why, and you say you've not given me anything to do. Then this may ruffle a few feathers. As an employee it is understood that you will undertake you role, without constant supervision. You should know what needs to be done, and able to get on with it too! So the long and short of it all is, make sure you read your job… [cont.]
Answered by Mikey B - Tue Jan 6 08:17:41 2009
Q. Hi, does anyone know a little about Employment Law in England and UK with regards the following. When employed in a full-time position, does the employer have a duty of care to provide the employee with a full week of work? Alternatively, does the employee have a duty of care to identify or provide their own work at all? Thanks
Asked by milton_earnest - Mon Jan 5 12:00:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good question!! Well the employer has no duty to provide work, but it would be daft to have paid staff sat there doing nothing!! Even in a quiet period they should be able to find you something to do!! There is an option they can take and that is to offer you go home, Unpaid. This is your choice, and it should not affect any holiday entitlement. However!! If you are just sat there doing nothing, and the boss asks why, and you say you've not given me anything to do. Then this may ruffle a few feathers. As an employee it is understood that you will undertake you role, without constant supervision. You should know what needs to be done, and able to get on with it too! So the long and short of it all is, make sure you read your job… [cont.]
Answered by Mikey B - Tue Jan 6 08:17:41 2009
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