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Forced Unpaid Leave

squidgy166 · 2015-04-27 20:23:21

Can your employer force one weeks unpaid leave on you. This will be the second time this year with less than 2 weeks notice. All staff are required to take it.

27-04-2015 9:23pm

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squidgy166

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Can your employer force one weeks unpaid leave on you. This will be the second time this year with less than 2 weeks notice. All staff are required to take it.

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#2 28-04-2015 8:03am

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In a a word, yes they can.(Well,it's more than a word).

If business is quiet than they may save money by enforcing a holiday.

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#3 28-04-2015 12:24pm

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This happens to my Mother quite a bit and she is able to sign on during these periods, have you been told about this by your employer? It might ease a bit of the pain.

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