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My work moved whilst im on maternity...
Rachlou
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The heading says it all really. My work moved loaction whilst im on maternity leave. They never even wrote to tell me, i found out through a colleague AFTER the move! Im due back in about 7/8 weeks but the new location is to far! Where do i stand?
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I would turn up at your old place of work and call them and ask where everybody is!
I'm not sure on the legal bits to this, so someone will be along shortly to advise you further. I *think* it's a bit of a 'like it or lump it' situation, but it's shoddy that they haven't informed you!0 -
How far is to far and how long time wise woudl it take?Don't trust a forum for advice. Get proper paid advice. Any advice given should always be checked0
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Have you had no contact at all? No 'keeping in touch days'?We’ve had to remove your signature. Please check the Forum Rules if you’re unsure why it’s been removed and, if still unsure, email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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Its about half an hour journey but had the job been where it is when i first was interviewed, i would have never have taken it due to the location. And no, havent had no contact days.0
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How long have you been employed there?0
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Aren't you meant to keep in contact too?Its about half an hour journey but had the job been where it is when i first was interviewed, i would have never have taken it due to the location. And no, havent had no contact days.
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Its about half an hour journey but had the job been where it is when i first was interviewed, i would have never have taken it due to the location. And no, havent had no contact days.
Its unlikely then that it would be deemed to far for redundancy. As for discrimination it could be construed as this but what it would get you I am not sure (but not alot I guess as 30 mins isn't alot)
Wait for Lazydaisy to comment I would.Don't trust a forum for advice. Get proper paid advice. Any advice given should always be checked0 -
op you may be able to claim additional cost for milage due to relocation to a new office. ( i got mine for 2 years)credit card bill. £0.00
overdraft £0.00
Help from the state £0.000 -
I dont want to travel to the new location! Iv been with the company 2 years this september. Apparently they asked everyone (in the office) if they would/wouldnt mind relocating. I dont know what was offered if you didnt want to relocate. Can i not be made redundant?0
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I think you would have to argue 30 minutes is too much too travel in regards to child care and then maybe redundancy would be an option they would put to you?Bad luck breeds bad luck.
Damn I'm doomed.0
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