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Can My Employer Reduce My Working Hours?

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Unless you have some type of contract stating otherwise your employer can reduce your working hours.
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Yes your employer has the right to reduce hours. You need to find out why she is reducing your hours , that should be your main focus. Maybe they are cutting your hours to save your job...there could be a number of reasons...speak to your human resources.
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Yes. If you have not signed a contract they can cut your hours. If you did sign a contract the cannot. If you are part time they can cut your hours back based on the volume of business, you may not be needed as much.
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I have been asked to switch to another team if I wish to keep working 4 days a week. If I stay in my own team I have to reduce my hours to working 3 days a week. I am the busiest person in my team and have an excellent working relationship with my boss and we work well as a team. Do the other members of my ream have to also be asked to reduce their working days, there are three full time workers and 4 (including me) part time workers. There are at least three people who do not have much work at the moment. I suspect I am being asked to switch teams in order to keep another member of staff in work who is having a relationship with the Managing Partner. I also understand that this other person may well be coming into our team and not be asked to reduce her hours - she works full time. Do I have to accept the reduction in my working hours if I keep in my team.

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