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Employment agreements need to be reviewed on a regular basis and when anything changes with the type or location of employee you are hiring. Review should occur at least on a yearly basis to incorporate any changes to employment law in your state.
Two weeks is usually a good time period to wait before contacting them, especially if you were expecting some type of contact within that timeframe. Whatever you do though, do not be rude. The hiring process can get complicated quickly, and you should be courteous to them throughout it.
In the absence of a written employment contract that provides the employer the ability to make such changes, an employee may be entitled to refuse the changes and sue the employer for constructive dismissal claim. This means that the employer may be forced to pay wrongful dismissal damages.
Follow up in a week if you don't hear anything. It takes a long time with one job I got a verbal offer a solid 2 weeks before HR sent the written one. If it's a large company HR can take a really long time to do all of their procedures and checks and such. You need to calm down.
There is no standard time frame from an offer to offer letter. Usually, one week is the average time which companies take to get approvals, generate offer letter and initiate background verification process.
Where changes are made to your contract, employers must give you written notification of the change within four weeks. An unauthorized, one-sided variation is likely to be a breach of the contract of employment, and the fact that the employer has given you notice of the change will not make it lawful.
My employers want to change my contract — can they do this? Your contract can be changed by mutual agreement between you and your employer. Your employers must give you the notice specified (or implied) in your contract, or the minimum statutory notice period, whichever is the longer.
there's something in the contract that allows the change (usually called a 'flexibility clause') the employee agrees to the change. The employee's representatives agree to the change (for example, a trade union)
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