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executive action in January
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anirtak319
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Re: executive action in January
I won't be working anything other than my normal hours let's hope they stick to their family friendly honours.
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k979aaa
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Re: executive action in January
Constructive dismissal claims going through the roof on this one same with Sunday working class action!
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Re: executive action in January
That particular clause in your particular contract doesn’t require agreement or even negotiation. Just appropriate consultation, whatever that looks like.kingdazzler wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 17:53This is from my contract that i received on 05/02/2019 under section 20 Variation of Contract
Royal Mail reserves the right to change these terms and conditions on giving you reasonable notice,and,in the case of matters fundamental and material, following any appropriate consultation with you and/or the recognised trade union that represents your grade. Confirmation of any change to any contractual term will be given in writing, for example, either individually to you by personal letter or by publication on the Policy and Information Site.
To me that reads any contractual changes have to go through the union or RM are in breach of contract.