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My employer is changing my working hours. As yet they cannot inform me as to the new hours/shift patterns. ?
The company plans to change my hours on 1st Oct 08.
In a nutshell I need to know how much notice they must give me.
The information I have got so far is that its either 30 days or 90.
Is the notice required in writing ?
3 Answers
- Brian ALv 71 decade agoFavourite answer
What state?
In a right to work state, I am pretty sure they wouldn't HAVE to give you any notice at all because they could just say could just say, work these hours next week or your fired.
- ?Lv 71 decade ago
They must give you a minimum notice of 28 days, plus 1 week for every year you have been with the company.
Eg. If you have been with the company 5 years, they must give you 28days + (5x7) = 63 days notice.
However, after this notice period, you have 2 choices. Accept the hours or they can terminate your contract.
Source(s): 11 years experience as an Union Representitive. - 1 decade ago
What does it say in your contract?
A lot of contracts say something along the lines of ' an employees working hours/ duties ... etc... may change at the discretion of mgmt, as the need arises.
has this happened to anyone else in your company, that you could ask
