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    I've been employed in a regular permanent job for the past 3 three years.

    I saw another job as a permanent shift manager in the same industry in a different company, I applied for the job and got the positiion.

    At interview I was told the job was 22 hours a week and a permanent position. When I got the job offer over the phone I confirmed again it was a permanent position and the manager ensured me it was.

    During my induction day I was told I would be going to another store with more hours as a shift manager.

    I handed my notice in and started the new job today.... during the shift my manager asked if I was aware that this job was only temp until January, I said "no, I was told in was permanent" the manager pulled a face like "ooppsss".

    The person I am replacing was at the original store I was going to but now changed their mind and not leaving. I spoke to the manager that offered me the post and she said that that post has now been dropped and this job is temp until January or I can move to another store on a permanent contract for 17 hours work a week with overtime available.

    she is adamant she told me this position was temp at the interview. She did not !!!

    I have nothing in writing only verbal agreement.

    Do I have any sort of redress at all?? I gave up a permanent job for this !

    Thanks and regards
    Last edited by wiggy; 10th November 2012, 11:34:AM.
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  • #2
    Re: job switch

    how did you learn of the job vacancy

    their is breach of contract but tying to prove it is going to be difficult

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    • #3
      Re: job switch

      hi,
      it was an officail poster in an local store window.
      The poster even said this position would lead to an NVQ.

      Thanks for quick reply

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