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Forced to resign because of copy of employment contract denied

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  • Forced to resign because of copy of employment contract denied

    hi all
    My employer lost his contract last August so I had my contract transferred to my new company has a TUPE. I lost a few privileges that I had so I have asked both, my old employer and new employer a copy of the contract or a written statement and they haven't provide any doc. so far I have sent emails to the general managers letters to HR and nothing. I now that by law they have two months to send this information after you start working. Can someone tell me what to do. Thank you for your time.

    Regards

    Lucas
    Last edited by Lucas12; 22nd January 2015, 01:23:AM.
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