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My employer is moving office, can they ask me to resign if I don't accept the change?
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My employer has just informed me that the business will be relocating to a different city in the Netherlands. I'm also planning to move house soon, which will mean that the commute to the office will be significantly longer. Unfortunately, I have to be in the office on a daily basis so can't even work from home. I have discussed my concern with my manager and she has now asked me to think this through carefully and whether this will be ok for me going forward or if it will cause issues for myself and the company. I have a feeling that she implies that I can either accept the change or resign - can my employer do this?
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My employer has just informed me that the business will be relocating to a different city in the Netherlands. I'm also planning to move house soon, which will mean that the commute to the office will be significantly longer. Unfortunately, I have to be in the office on a daily basis so can't even work from home. I have discussed my concern with my manager and she has now asked me to think this through carefully and whether this will be ok for me going forward or if it will cause issues for myself and the company. I have a feeling that she implies that I can either accept the change or resign - can my employer do this?
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What else are you expecting your employer to do, other than ask you to either keep coming to the new office, or quitting?
– Erik
8 mins ago
can my employer do this? - why can't they? So you expect the relocate to be on hold just because of you?
– Revol729
2 mins ago
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My employer has just informed me that the business will be relocating to a different city in the Netherlands. I'm also planning to move house soon, which will mean that the commute to the office will be significantly longer. Unfortunately, I have to be in the office on a daily basis so can't even work from home. I have discussed my concern with my manager and she has now asked me to think this through carefully and whether this will be ok for me going forward or if it will cause issues for myself and the company. I have a feeling that she implies that I can either accept the change or resign - can my employer do this?
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My employer has just informed me that the business will be relocating to a different city in the Netherlands. I'm also planning to move house soon, which will mean that the commute to the office will be significantly longer. Unfortunately, I have to be in the office on a daily basis so can't even work from home. I have discussed my concern with my manager and she has now asked me to think this through carefully and whether this will be ok for me going forward or if it will cause issues for myself and the company. I have a feeling that she implies that I can either accept the change or resign - can my employer do this?
contracts relocation employment netherlands
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What else are you expecting your employer to do, other than ask you to either keep coming to the new office, or quitting?
– Erik
8 mins ago
can my employer do this? - why can't they? So you expect the relocate to be on hold just because of you?
– Revol729
2 mins ago
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What else are you expecting your employer to do, other than ask you to either keep coming to the new office, or quitting?
– Erik
8 mins ago
can my employer do this? - why can't they? So you expect the relocate to be on hold just because of you?
– Revol729
2 mins ago
What else are you expecting your employer to do, other than ask you to either keep coming to the new office, or quitting?
– Erik
8 mins ago
What else are you expecting your employer to do, other than ask you to either keep coming to the new office, or quitting?
– Erik
8 mins ago
can my employer do this? - why can't they? So you expect the relocate to be on hold just because of you?
– Revol729
2 mins ago
can my employer do this? - why can't they? So you expect the relocate to be on hold just because of you?
– Revol729
2 mins ago
add a comment |Â
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At this point in time you're either getting fired for not turning up to work or you can resign and not have a mark on your employment history.
What else can you expect?
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At this point in time you're either getting fired for not turning up to work or you can resign and not have a mark on your employment history.
What else can you expect?
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At this point in time you're either getting fired for not turning up to work or you can resign and not have a mark on your employment history.
What else can you expect?
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At this point in time you're either getting fired for not turning up to work or you can resign and not have a mark on your employment history.
What else can you expect?
answered 2 mins ago
Twyxz
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At this point in time you're either getting fired for not turning up to work or you can resign and not have a mark on your employment history.
What else can you expect?
answered 2 mins ago
Twyxz
5,55852351
answered 2 mins ago
Twyxz
5,55852351
answered 2 mins ago
Twyxz
5,55852351
answered 2 mins ago
Twyxz
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What else are you expecting your employer to do, other than ask you to either keep coming to the new office, or quitting?
– Erik
8 mins ago
can my employer do this? - why can't they? So you expect the relocate to be on hold just because of you?
– Revol729
2 mins ago