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You are hired as a permanent full time worker. You received a "not so good performance" evaluation that resulted in being reassigned. 8 months after that review you are called upon for a meeting with
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Interoffice Permanent Hire to Floater
posted at 1/19/2006 3:47 AM EST
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You are hired as a permanent full time worker. You received a "not so good performance" evaluation that resulted in being reassigned. 8 months after that review you are called upon for a meeting with HR and Office Admin which you were explained to that your present assigmment is not working out and the only availability for the firm is to assigned as a floater working 1 or 2 of the shifts (11 - 7 or 12 - . Can a firm change the hire offer letter of a permanent hire to floater secy? How should this be handled?
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Interoffice Permanent Hire to Floater
posted at 5/9/2006 10:41 AM EDT
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Since you did not specify the length of time you were on the job prior to the "not so good" performance evaluaton, I am assuming that it was your first annual review. In the ensuing eight (8) months that you were reassigned I am again assuming that your performance failed to improve. Management has chosen to provide you with a "fill in"/ floater position in lieu of possible layoff.
Yes, Management can reassign employees, especially those like yourself (again an assumption) who are considered to be "Employees at will". Unless there is a written contract in force, there is no guarantee that you will remain in a particular position indefinitely.
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