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  • Charge of working times

    Hi.

    My situation is this…
    two of the ladies I manage have been working 5am-1pm for a few years now. This was a verbal agreement with a previous manager, from before I started managing them.
    their actual contract states they should work between the hours of 7am-6pm. The higher-up bosses have asked why they are starting work at 5am and they have told me they must start working 7am-3pm instead.
    I just know that when I bring this up to them they are going to take it VERY badly and refuse. They are very vocal team members and I think this is going to cause them major upset.

    Is the fact they had a verbal agreement with previous management protected under the law at all?

    thanks!
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    Yes, particularly as this oral variation of their terms of employment has been in operation for a few years. I suggest that you discuss this with your higher ups, who will surely want to avoid a potentially difficult issue.
    Lawyer (solicitor) - retired from practice, now supervising solicitor in a university law clinic. I do not advise by private message.

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