Tupe

/ˈtjʊːp/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Transfer of undertakings (Protection of Employment) regulations; a legal concept ensuring employees' rights are preserved when a business or undertaking is transferred to a new owner.
    Under TUPE, the new employer must honor existing employee contracts.

Forms

  • tupe

Commentary

TUPE is an acronym commonly used in UK labor law; while often written in uppercase, it functions as a noun referring to specific transfer regulations protecting employees.

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