It's possible that we will be moving house in June. Spoke to my LM today and said that I would need a couple of days off around this but as we are not sure could not tell him exactly what we need.
He was dubious about time off (I have enough hols left) but did say he would do his best and that I would have to 'work with him on this'.
No problem with that really.
But; do I have rights when moving house?
I would need 3 days off.. and it could be with only two weeks notice
Where do I stand. I do believe that I should get the time off as moving house is somewhat important
Thanks for any replies
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Moving house
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pyphon
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Re: Moving house
Never needed time off when I moved, time after duty was enough and moved on day off.
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Moving house
MOVING HOUSE - Should be taken as Annual Leave or Unpaid Leave. See Relocation Policy if compulsory transfer terms apply to move.
From the Special Leave Document in Downloads (which may now be out of date)
From the Special Leave Document in Downloads (which may now be out of date)
The societies of consumption and squandering of material resources are incompatible with the idea of economic growth and a clean planet.