Adverse changes in existing terms of employment

Posted by admin on Oct 11, 2009

Adverse (to the employee) changes in existing terms of employment are usually made in one of three ways:-

  1. by agreement with the employee(s), possibly with a cash “sweetener”;
  2. by unilateral variation of contract terms (or of works rules applied by the contracts); or
  3. by giving required notice to terminate existing contracts and offering new contracts on new terms

Choices open to an employee are:-

  • go along with the employer’s proposals;
  • reject them and quit, perhaps claiming constructive dismissal , or
  • reject them but continue to work on a without prejudice basis (ie “under protest”) on the new terms, reserving all rights, negotiating if possible and ultimately bringing court or Tribunal proceedings if agreement cannot be reached.

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