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Q989: Is an employee who is requesting flexible working required to demonstrate that the child or adult in relation to whom the application is being made requires a particular level of care?

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Source: XpertHR Q&A

Date: 22/03/2007

Publisher: XpertHR

Q989: Is an employee who is requesting flexible working required to demonstrate that the child or adult in relation to whom the application is being made requires a particular level of care?

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terms, conditions and employee rights

working patterns

No. Employees who request flexible working under the statutory right to do so are not required to show that the child or adult in question requires a particular level of care, or why they personally must provide the care.

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