Employer Changes my working hours.

Sambucus_Nigra

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/employment/employees/employmentcontractsandconditions/dg_10037109

Look at the custom and practice bit...

Mands

arthurdaley wrote: »

my request was because making it a long day as there is 2 hours of travelling involved there and back.

Where do you live and work that a 30 mile commute takes two hours each way?

KiKi

You could argue custom and practice, but essentially it's a manager who made a decision and another managing is reversing it. Even if you did argue it, they can give notice to change it back.

If I were you, I'd start looking closer to home. I work about two hours away for my employed role, and I had to take it down to three days a week (one of those at home) as the travel was so exhausting.

williacg

Notmyrealname wrote: »

You are the only one to have their hours changed because you're the only one who was on abnormal hours.

And your new manager is not a bad manager - it is a manager who is enforcing working hours fairly. What you were allowed was not fair on other workers.



If the poor spelling and punctuation in your posts is anything to go by, I'd stay put if you're looking at more office work.

Was this jibe really necessary?