How Long Do I Need To Be In Temp Employment Before The Company Needs To Give Me A Permanant Contract?
December 12, 2009 – 8:50 amI have been in continuous employment for a year – I am employed directly by the company not an agency. How much longer do I need to work here before they are obliged to give me a permanent contract?
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7 Responses to “How Long Do I Need To Be In Temp Employment Before The Company Needs To Give Me A Permanant Contract?”
A company is not obliged to give you a permanent contract – there are many employees who have been working on an “ongoing temporary basis” for years
By Kerry K on Dec 12, 2009
I’m fairly sure that after 1 year of employment you are deemed to be a permanent worker and have all the rights that go with that.
However, bear in mind that most “permanent” workers can be sacked quite easily, especially in small companies.
By SimonC on Dec 12, 2009
there is no set term limit or law that states how long an employer may be employed by proxy before he/she is required to be given a full time employment contract through the parent company, its at the discretion of the employer, you may never become “fully” hired
By DEVGRU on Dec 12, 2009
They don’t need to and are not “obliged” to give you a permanent contract at all.
You are a temporary employee end of.
By Anonymous on Dec 13, 2009
12 months in uk but there is a clause where they can extend your temp position! So watch out!
By freeyour on Dec 13, 2009
I believe that it depends on the company you are working for. All companies are different and have there own set of rules.
By Heather on Dec 13, 2009
In the uk two years.
By taxed till i die,and then some. on Dec 13, 2009