Thread: Staff to gain right to request flexible working from first day
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Old 02-10-2021, 20:34   #31
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Re: Staff to gain right to request flexible working from first day
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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post
There’s a huge difference between an informal chat in the corridor and a formal request to change contractually agreed hours and patterns of work - but I’m sure you knew that
Indeedy. But what’s wrong with knocking on the boss’s door and just asking? It really isn’t hard.

Having worked in HR previously, I have to say that this is a very straight forward matter which can be agreed if the request is feasible and confirmed in a letter.

No need to make heavy work of it.
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