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   Can I amend a contract with another company?

   • For instance, if your business signs a contract with another company and you both quickly discover the payment clause states “£50” instead of “£500”, you can agree to amend the contract. You would both do so to ensure the contract is accurate and to avoid any future misunderstandings about the agreed price.

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   How do I amend a contract?

   • Another method of amending a contract involves adding entirely new content. For instance, say that your company provides IT equipment to a local business. At some point, that business realises that it has limited computer knowledge and needs your ongoing support with the devices you provide.

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   What happens if a contract is amended?

   • Usually, an amendment requires both parties to agree to the new terms. However, the initial contract may include a provision that allows one party to unilaterally alter another term in the agreement. But if this term is too widely worded or the effect too unfair to the other party, the term may not be legally binding.

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   How do I make changes to a contract?

   • However, you must put any changes to an employee's main terms of employment in writing. For example you might send them a letter or email. It's a good idea to put all contract changes in writing. This helps to make sure everyone is clear about what has been agreed so there is less chance of misunderstandings or disagreements.

   If changes are agreed – Changing your employees' contracts

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   Do you need an employee's agreement to change a contract?

   • Usually, the employer and employee both need to agree to any contract changes. But an employee can insist on a change if they have a legal right to it. You must get an employee’s agreement if you want to make changes to their contract. You should: You may also want to talk with workers, asking them about their future plans.

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   Can a contract be changed?

   • If you wish to alter your contract, the first thing to do is to check if your contract has an amendment clause. Many contracts will include a term that sets out how contract changes are to be made. Usually, an amendment requires both parties to agree to the new terms.

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   May 7, 2024 · You can update a signed contract if both parties agree to the contract changes. For instance, if your business signs a contract with another company and you both quickly discover the payment clause states “£50” instead of “£500”, you can agree to amend the contract.

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   • Accepting The Change
   • Working Under Protest
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   If you decide to accept the change, you should continue to work for your employer under the changed terms. You may choose to tell your employer about your decision to help avoid any misunderstandings. Even if you do not sign anything, your actions could legally count as 'affirming' (agreeing to) the change if both of the following apply: 1. you con...

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   'Working under protest' is when you continue to work for your employer but make it clear to them that you do not agree to the change and take steps to raise it. You should normally only work under protest for a short time while you try to resolve your concerns with your employer or take legal action. You should tell your employer that: 1. you do no...

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   If you believe an imposed contract change seriously breaches your contract, you may be able to resign and make an employment tribunal claim of constructive dismissal. Before resigning, you should get legal advice. A constructive dismissal claim can be very difficult to win at a tribunal.

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   If your employer imposes a contract change after failing to reach agreement with a trade union, the union might consider: 1. taking industrial action 2. supporting you to take legal action If you're a trade union member, you should talk to a trade union representative for advice on your options.

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   Mar 12, 2024 · In short – yes it can! As a contract exists as a legally binding agreement between interested parties, it can be legally modified after being signed. But this happens only with the agreement of all the parties and by adding an extra section, called a ‘rider’.

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   Check your contract to see if it has a variation clause. Your employer should tell you in advance if they want to use a variation clause to make a change to your contract. They won’t be able to rely on a variation clause if the change is unreasonable, or being introduced without notice.

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   May 22, 2024 · How Do I Amend a Contract? If you wish to alter your contract, the first thing to do is to check if your contract has an amendment clause. Many contracts will include a term that sets out how contract changes are to be made. Usually, an amendment requires both parties to agree to the new terms.

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   Employers. You must get an employee’s agreement if you want to make changes to their contract. You should: consult or negotiate with employees or their representatives (for example from a trade...

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   Employees do not have to sign a new contract for changes to take effect. However, you must put any changes to an employee's main terms of employment in writing. For example you might send them a letter or email.