Hi, hopefully someone can help me with this.
In December 2020 I signed a new contract with work that states that as of Dec 2020, my salary will be increased by 5k and again in May 2021 by another 5K if my objectives are met. They also state that my notice period will change from 2 to 3 months effective immediately.
I met all my targets (have written confirmation of this) however in April I was offered a new role at a different company which I accepted. My current employer has now cancelled my 5k pay increase for May (stating under the reason "he resigned") however I am still being expected to work my full 3 month notice period.
I handed my notice in on 28th of April, meaning my last day would be 28th of July however I want to start my new role on the 5th of July so my current employer is forcing me to use all my annual leave I have remaining and some unpaid leave in order to leave early. my question is, do they have the right to do this or can I just leave on the 28th of June (as they didn't honor my contract with the pay increase, why should I honor the extended notice period of 3 months?)
Do I have a decent argument here or am I just clutching at straws?
In December 2020 I signed a new contract with work that states that as of Dec 2020, my salary will be increased by 5k and again in May 2021 by another 5K if my objectives are met. They also state that my notice period will change from 2 to 3 months effective immediately.
I met all my targets (have written confirmation of this) however in April I was offered a new role at a different company which I accepted. My current employer has now cancelled my 5k pay increase for May (stating under the reason "he resigned") however I am still being expected to work my full 3 month notice period.
I handed my notice in on 28th of April, meaning my last day would be 28th of July however I want to start my new role on the 5th of July so my current employer is forcing me to use all my annual leave I have remaining and some unpaid leave in order to leave early. my question is, do they have the right to do this or can I just leave on the 28th of June (as they didn't honor my contract with the pay increase, why should I honor the extended notice period of 3 months?)
Do I have a decent argument here or am I just clutching at straws?
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