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lino | 15:59 Thu 20th Apr 2006 | Jobs & Education
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Is there a mileage limit you can be asked to move to another office as an alternative to redundancy?
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Not sure, but suspect it is more likely to be defined as a reasonable travelling time limit.
16:55 Thu 20th Apr 2006
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No, there will be a clause in your contract that allows your employer to move you to anywhere.
16:56 Thu 20th Apr 2006
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More companies specify a "reasonable travelling time limit or distance" but I suspect there is also an arguable case if you were being made redundant and lived in a rural country district which only had two buses a day and you didn't have your own transport to enable you to travel to a relocated job 20 miles a day.


I'm not sure whether such a case has ever been tested but suggest you check out the ACAS website, unless there are any employment lawyers on this site who can offer more specific advice.

20:53 Sun 23rd Apr 2006

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