Employment Contract

[Mackem]

I've been with the same company for two years now and still have no contract. I've read somewhere that every employee no matter what job / company should have one. Ive been looking round for something to print off to go and take into work to show the boss but cant seem to find one.

Does anyone have anymore info or know anything about this area?

 

[mapadale]

I've been with the same company for two years now and still have no contract. I've read somewhere that every employee no matter what job / company should have one. Ive been looking round for something to print off to go and take into work to show the boss but cant seem to find one.

Does anyone have anymore info or know anything about this area?

Did you have a job description given you followed by a company hand book???

 

[Tai]

Did you have a job description given you followed by a company hand book???

Regardless, there should still be a signed document.

 

[Liandrin2]

There doesn't need to be any signed contract at all, you just need to have be given information on your job. However you are entitled to ask for one if you want to see it in more detail.

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Employment/Employees/EmploymentContractsAndConditions/DG_10027905

Should tell u all u need.

 

[Prai]

You have to sign something by law dont you??

I mean, thats what stops supervisors doing the managers jobs for instance. Your contract says what your job includes and you should stick to that.

 

[daneo1989]

recently i lost my job because there a accident caused by another guard on a Site (Security) i had to forfit over £1300 264hours full month wages with already owing £600 out. i looked at my contract and said i would only have to pay £250 excess need to read the contract very carfully

 

[Skyline]

You have to sign something by law dont you??

I mean, thats what stops supervisors doing the managers jobs for instance. Your contract says what your job includes and you should stick to that.

Thats what a contract does, but you dont NEED to have one.

 

[demonx]

Technically if you have recieved payment for work from the company then you have a contract with them...