• @byroon
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    1 year ago

    Sorry I would love this to be true but this is just PR bollocks isn’t it?
    The claim: “Millions of workers will have a say over their working patterns”.
    The reality: “If a worker’s existing working pattern […], they will be able to make a formal application to change their working pattern […]. Once a worker has made their request, their employer will be required to notify them of their decision within one month.”.
    So you have the right to ask (as if you didn’t already), and your employer has to respond within a month (but they can still just say “no”). What am I missing here?

    • SbisasCostlyTurnover
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      51 year ago

      It’s like the flexible working thing. You can ask to drop a few hours on a Friday, but the company isn’t obligated to actually let you drop them.