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Current Employer retiring - new person to take on role what are my rights if any

shoes34 · 2017-05-11 09:22:58

I have just been informed that the person I work for is retiring and a new person will be taking over the role in the coming weeks/months, it is a role that is appointed by the Government but not a Civil Servant. Does anyone know if the new person has to keep me on in the role I am currently doing.

11-05-2017 9:22am

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shoes34

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I have just been informed that the person I work for is retiring and a new person will be taking over the role in the coming weeks/months, it is a role that is appointed by the Government but not a Civil Servant. Does anyone know if the new person has to keep me on in the role I am currently doing.

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#2 11-05-2017 11:00am

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shoes34 wrote: »

I have just been informed that the person I work for is retiring and a new person will be taking over the role in the coming weeks/months, it is a role that is appointed by the Government but not a Civil Servant. Does anyone know if the new person has to keep me on in the role I am currently doing.

Depends entirely on your contract.

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#3 11-05-2017 11:11am

shoes34

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I have since found out the answer and it is yes they do have to keep me on (or else make me redundant). So the thread can be closed now by a mod. Thanks.

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