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Employers looking to follow suit should review their employment contracts to ascertain what is provided in terms of place of work and the ability of the employer to change it This is to

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As with a mandated return to the office yes an employer can potentially refuse home working It will again depend on your role current working arrangements and various other factors

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Employment rights and protections are set out by law and employers must not avoid them Employment rights and protections vary between the different statuses and some have qualifying

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Return to office mandates are increasing but can employers insist on five days a week A guide to the legal and practical challenges for UK workers

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In addition a reduction in salary for those who are refusing to return to the office on health and safety grounds would also amount to a detriment and could give rise to Employment Tribunal

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Employers can only refuse such requests based on one of the eight business reasons outlined in the Employment Rights Act 1996 such as additional costs or a negative impact on work

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Guidance on employment status for HR advisers and to help individuals and businesses understand which employment rights apply to them

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If you require assistance in relation to the right to request flexible working appealing a rejection of a flexible working request or any other employment law or HR matter please contact our

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Can employees legally refuse to return to work if they feel unsafe and where does the law stand on the matter Simon Roberts Senior Associate at ARAG Law looks at what you need to know