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Old 26-10-2019, 11:45 AM #18
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Originally Posted by bitontheslide View Post
If I recall correctly, the only time changes in contract of employment can be challenged is when the contract changes as the result of a takeover/merger, other than that its "too bad". It's areas like this that need some serious revision in favour of the worker.
so many ways employers can get round things now, like when someone leaves they put the new employee on a fixed term contract rather than open ended, or readvertise the job at a lower grade, or employers add new responsibilities into the contract on the same pay, its pretty endless and I am not sure unions are worth their subs currently as they don't appear to be able to change anything
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