What are my TUPE rights when my job transfers?
If your job transfers under TUPE, your contract usually goes with it. Keep your payslips and rota, ask both employers what is changing, and get advice before signing a cut.
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If your job transfers under TUPE, your contract usually goes with it. Keep your payslips and rota, ask both employers what is changing, and get advice before signing a cut.
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