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I think you’ll find that they can change your contract, but what most companies do is make the job redundant and you have to apply for it I won’t be able to change your pay or benefits. Hope this is helpful you |
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I think you’ll find that they can change your contract, but what most companies do is make the job redundant and you have to apply for it I won’t be able to change your pay or benefits. Hope this is helpful you |
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"Thanks for the help, unfortunately I'm not a member of a union. ACAS seems to be where to start will try them on Monday "
You might want to also look into the CAB at the same time. I don't know of any reason why you can't seek advice from the two organisations at the same time and it may be that one takes longer to come back to you than the other due to resourcing.
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By *IM45Man
over a year ago
Doncaster |
I run a business with around 300 people, so have a lot of employment experience
Best place to start is gov.co.uk which is actually really good site. Companies can change contracts but it is a negotiation.
If you are struggling then message me direct.
Best of luck |
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By *tephanj OP Man
over a year ago
Kettering |
"I run a business with around 300 people, so have a lot of employment experience
Best place to start is gov.co.uk which is actually really good site. Companies can change contracts but it is a negotiation.
If you are struggling then message me direct.
Best of luck "
Thanks for the info I will be giving all suggestions a go and thanks for offering to help I may come back to you  |
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