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Working on something I wasn't hired for

pdelnegro · 2018-01-15 19:16:06

So, I'm a general cleaner, and have been doing so for the past 7 months, even got my permanent contract. Now, due to the lost of contract between my employer and one of the places I work, my company is changing my shift and the places where I work. So far, everything is understandable and OK. But here's the catch. One of…

15-01-2018 08:16PM

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pdelnegro

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So,
I'm a general cleaner, and have been doing so for the past 7 months, even got my permanent contract. Now, due to the lost of contract between my employer and one of the places I work, my company is changing my shift and the places where I work. So far, everything is understandable and OK.

But here's the catch.

One of the new places I'm being assigned to, the job expected for me to do is of a Warehouse Operative and not a Cleaner. And I do not want to do that, since it's not what I applied for, also because the odds of me hurting my back are much bigger.

I wonder I can do that won't lead me to losing my job.

Thank you,

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employee rights

employer advice

employee law

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#2 15-01-2018 08:23PM

Stheno

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Do you have a contract?

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#3 15-01-2018 08:33PM

pdelnegro

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Stheno wrote: »

Do you have a contract?

Not quite. I have an online form signed by me and my employee. The only useful information regarding my job is the title and the amount of hours per week.

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