The first secretary of state told the TUC conference that employers would have to "properly consider" requests for flexibility and offer a face-to-face meeting under new rights for workers.
The first secretary of state told the TUC conference that employers would have to "properly consider" requests for flexibility and offer a face-to-face meeting under new rights for workers.
Under new workers' rights, employers will have to 'properly consider' proposed shift changes and explain decisions Company bosses will have to sit down with workers who request flexible working and justify...
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The first secretary of state told the TUC conference that employers would have to "properly consider" requests for flexibility and offer a face-to-face meeting under new rights for workers. Under new workers' rights, employers will have to 'properly consider' proposed shift changes and explain decisions Company bosses will have to sit down with workers who request flexible working and justify their reasons for any refusals under new rights announced by Louise Haigh on Tuesday.
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