It is roughly analogous to eliminating the kick off (in football)- terms and conditions of employment will be affected.
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The council said all permanent members of staff will transfer to Care UK under their current terms and conditions of employment.
But the trust may consider "terminating existing contracts" with an immediate offer to re-hire people "on revised terms and conditions of employment".
It is understood that if they win the contract they will seek changes to the workers' terms and conditions of employment that may prove controversial.
Another consequence of unionisation is that representatives of the workers must be included among the senior executives determining corporate strategy and the terms and conditions of employment.
For example, there must be a live dispute between the striking workers and their employer over an issue such as terms and conditions of employment or working arrangements.
In a statement, the Department of Education said that classroom assistants were employees of the boards and issues regarding the terms and conditions of employment of staff were a matter for the boards.
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Points of order followed Mr Bercow's remarks, and two votes were held on regulations relating to terms and conditions of employment, and employment tribunals - which the government won by 90 and 91 votes, respectively.
In future all staff appointed by MPs without exception should become direct employees of the House of Commons, which would become centrally responsible for their employment terms and conditions, their contracts, and the payment of their salaries within the limit allowed - and will have the right to make an independent assessment of such contracts.
Employment regulations dictate that existing workers take most of their terms and conditions with them.
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