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Unfair parking rule

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  • Unfair parking rule

    Hello guys,

    The company that I am working for, have limited parking space, and until now it used to be a first come first served system. Last week we have been announced that starting with 1Th of March all the employees that live less than three miles from work are not allowed to use the car park anymore. Is there anything that can be done? Is there an employment law that can help me with this problem? I need your advice.

    Thank you very much in advance.
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    As far as I know there is no law which states that a firm has to provide any parking for employees unless specifically mentioned in your contact. I personally think it's a good move that more companies ought to adopt.
    Sorry i'm just thinking out loud, it might be irrelevant, I am not employed in anyway in the legal profession, please ensure you research any advice I give before using it I have been known to be wrong on multiple occasions.

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    • #3
      Phaeton is correct unless you have been given a contractual right to a parking space, which is very unlikely, there is nothing that can be done about it.
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      • #4
        Hi Razarvescan

        I am sorry to say but I think there is no employment law for this problem.

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