Hello,
I've been working part time for the same company for few years now after having children. I requested flexible working when i returned to work after my first child and they accepted my application.
I've moved office recently (at my request) and there's now a bit of (unspoken) pressure to work away from my home office, which would involve a few nights away from home every so often.
I don't have anyone who can look after the kids while I'm away - I have daytime childcare only, so can I refuse to do this? I thought, when I requested flex working years ago, this included being able to work close to home, unless the company could show there was no work for me there.
Thanks in advance!
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onawhim · 04/02/2013 21:36
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