Work Hours

[rose2008-2008]

I wondered if someone just may know something on here about this so i will ask. can anyone tell me if i am a Part time worker and have a set contract of hours per week, if my company want to cut my hours do they have to give me notice of this?. This might have happened to some people so maybe you could advice me?.

[merehazle]

As your very special Rose, they do.

Yes of course they do my dear it is 2013

I asked my MUM .........

Sorry, I would have answered you sooner but I missed it.

[tommy.irene]

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@rose2008-2008 wrote:

I wondered if someone just may know something on here about this so i will ask. can anyone tell me if i am a Part time worker and have a set contract of hours per week, if my company want to cut my hours do they have to give me notice of this?. This might have happened to some people so maybe you could advice me?.

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Same as if they want to have you working from 8am to 4pm and change it to 12 to 8pm they give you a months notice..

[Anonymous]

Or like some firms i worked for as an agency worker, these are your hours now work them or dont bother comming back..............usually ment dont bother comming back as a way out of having to pay contractual fees to the agency, because the agency worker has broken his/her contract.

[rose2008-2008]

Sorry just looked at these. Thank you for your advice. I think some companies think they can bully you into submission but they did not reckon on me coming along LOL.LOL. I have heard no more about it as of yet but will keep this thread updated when i do!!!. I think we are just numbers nowadays. :(.

YOUR MUM LOOKS FUNNY, SHES VERY BIG HA HA HA LOL.

[merehazle]

Funny! how dare you?     Pete, said he likes the Cartoon of her  CARTOON?!! ... how dare he?

Next you'll be saying my uncle FRANK looks like someone........

He sends his love to you rose

[rose2008-2008]

Frank ooohhhhhh he scares me. Awwwwwwwww ahhhhhhhhhhh its not HALLOWEEN yet you know haaaa.

[rose2008-2008]

TOMMY do you mean that even if they keep the same hours but change the time you do them they still have to give you notice of this????. I just want to get this straight thats all. So i know for reference.

Thanks.

[ed_blackadder_1]

They should give you notice in writing of any changes to your contracted hours.

[rose2008-2008]

Thanks Ed. ((())):womanhappy:

[Anonymous]

For Merehazle's mum.

[merehazle]

Sorry Pete we missed this.     (arguing with someone who thinks we all must answer to him )

MUM says thank you they are lovely.    And you even watered them too.  Made our laptop a little damp but who cares

She said she is here for you should you need help.   And why you were out made your bed.... look see....

See you. That's enough from us today

[merehazle]

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@rose2008-2008 wrote:

Frank ooohhhhhh he scares me. Awwwwwwwww ahhhhhhhhhhh its not HALLOWEEN yet you know haaaa.

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SCARES YOU! HALLOWEEN!    Once again how dare you?!      He is my my uncle.

Is there anyone in my family that pleases you?       Here's my  HALF brother Nick.         And my dog WOLF .........

No he is NOT a cardboard cut out.   I'll tell you later       If I feel like it

[lhasa.two]

rose, you might find the Gov website has some useful info.

https://www.gov.uk/contract-types-and-employer-responsibilities/fulltime-and-parttime-contracts

[lhasa.two]

Forgot to add Acas as they are very good on employment conditions/contracts etc.

http://www.acas.org.uk/media/pdf/8/6/Varying-a-contract-of-employment-accessible-version.pdf

[tommy.irene]

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@rose2008-2008 wrote:

TOMMY do you mean that even if they keep the same hours but change the time you do them they still have to give you notice of this????. I just want to get this straight thats all. So i know for reference.

Thanks.

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I dont know were you work..but after a year you should get a full time job with them.. I hope they have a union you can talk too.. you have the same rights as a fulltime worker..

[rose2008-2008]

THANKS EVERYONE.