alteration-letter-for-employment-terms-conditions

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Do you have any Question?

Generally, no — your employer should consult with you and seek your agreement before making any changes to your contractual terms. Some flexibility clauses may exist in contracts, but significant changes (e.g., pay, hours, or location) should always be discussed and confirmed in writing.

You should raise your concerns promptly, ideally in writing, with your manager or HR representative. In most cases, the company will arrange a meeting to discuss your concerns and explore alternatives. If you still disagree, you may have the right to raise a formal grievance or seek independent advice.

Keyword :

Employment Agreement Contract of Employment

Area Of Law :

Employment/Labour Law

Sector :

Private Law

Category :

Private Law

Region :

Europe