I am working notice. The Company will not issue an updated

Hello, my name is ***** ***** it is my pleasure to assist you with your question today. When you say you are working notice, do you mean you have resigned? Also how long have you worked there for?

Good morning, if the job has drastically changed and you are expected to undertake duties which were not originally included and cannot be covered under any clause in the original contract. For example, there could be something which allows your employer to ask you to undertake such additional duties as necessary to meet the needs of the business, although these should only be applied on a temporary basis.

In the event that no such option existed, you can expect the employer to stick to the original terms and to honour that agreement. However, if they have forcefully tried to change its terms, then you have the following options:

• Continue to work on the new terms until the end of your notice period


• Refuse to work the new terms and stick to what you are expected to do under the original contract, although it could force the employer to try and discipline you. However, the fairness of such a response by them could be questioned


• Resign with immediate effect citing constructive dismissal due to the original breach of contract by the employer

Hope this clarifies your position? If you could please let me know that would be great, thank you

Please let me know if this has answered your original question or if you need me to clarify anything else for you in relation to this? Thanks

the fact that the names line manager no longer works is a somewhat irrelevant point - it does not make the whole contract void for example, it just means that this clause is either removed or substituted by his replacement. If you were to give a month's notice on 10th then your employment terminates on the 9th, not ther 8th