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employment advice please help?
my husbands colleague has worked at the company for 2years now today they rang him and told him there is no work tomorrow for him but to ring in for wednesday to see if there is work available then . he is employed by the company but the last 4 weeks this is a regular occurance we feel really sorry for him and his girlfriend as they rent a house owned by the boss so surely he must understand he cant keep laying him off for days WITHOUT PAY where there is no work available without some kind of compensation please could anyone advise me if this is legal or allowed any help would be appreciated thankyou
1 Answer
- headgirl97Lv 41 decade ago
Hi
It all depends on the nature of his contract, how long he's worked for the company and what his job is. I suggest (if you are UK based and it sounds as though you are) that you check his rights with the Citizens' Advice Bureau or ACAS. Both will give useful advice. Good luck. Employers these days are getting worse and greedier too!