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  • Change of contract

    I changed my contract to allow me to work a 4 day week due to personal circumstances, I work for 2 companies (one director owns one on his own and second jointly). He now wants me to work 5 days which I have told him I am not doing so he is getting someone else in for 5 days and allowing me to work for his 2nd company for the extra hours I lost with his 1st company. Can I claim redundancy money from the first company as technically he is making the 4 day contract into a 5 day contract? I have worked there for 6 years
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    Re: Change of contract

    I can not help on the legalities but I suspect that if you try to claim redundancy you may well end up without a job at all. Not necessarily fair but something to think about

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      Re: Change of contract

      You changed your contract, not the employer.
      It was you that forced any change in the contract, and not of the employers doing.
      He has a business to run and has the right to make sure it runs efficiently.
      I think my friend, that expecting redundancy is quite frankly, trying to get your cake, and eat it.
      I am pretty sure an Employment Tribunal would throw this case out.
      “The only man who sticks closer to you in adversity more than a friend, is a creditor.”

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