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Employment Contract
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Does an Employment Contract have to specify the number of hours expected to be worked.
Could it be worded for example "Flexible as agreed verbally between Employer & Employee"?
Many Thanks.
Could it be worded for example "Flexible as agreed verbally between Employer & Employee"?
Many Thanks.
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Does an Employment Contract have to specify the number of hours expected to be worked.
Could it be worded for example "Flexible as agreed verbally between Employer & Employee"?
Many Thanks.
It could but that would, in effect, be a zero hour contract so you would have no guarantee of a minimum (or even any) hours.0 -
Ah right, thanks.0
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