30 Contravention of section 27 or 28: enforcement notice
Education and Skills Act 2008 (2008 c 25) | Legislation

30  Contravention of section 27 or 28: enforcement notice

(1)     This section applies where a person to whom this Part applies is employed under a relevant contract of employment.

(2)     Where a relevant [local authority] in England is satisfied that the employer has contravened section 27 or 28, the authority may give the employer a notice (an “enforcement notice”).

(3)     An enforcement notice means a notice requiring the employer to take such steps as are specified in the notice.

(4)     The steps that may be specified in the notice are—

(a)     to offer to vary the terms and conditions of employment in the manner specified in the notice;

(b)     to permit the employee to take time off during normal working time at the times specified in the notice.

(5)     But—

(a)

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