Legal Question in Business Law in Florida
assingment additonal duties
can a employer add additional duties to your original signed job description that is significant in nature?
Asked on 3/18/09, 3:23 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Brent Rose
The Orsini & Rose Law Firm
Re: assingment additonal duties
Yes, unless your job description was part of an employment contract signed by your employer. There is no law which prevents an employer from adding to job duties, even if those job duties are significantly greater than originally described.
Answered on 3/18/09, 6:37 pm
Alan Wagner
Wagner, McLaughlin & Whittemore P.A.
Re: assingment additonal duties
Sure -- unless you have a contract that prevents it. The signature on a job description is just an aknowledgement that you know what is expected. It can and does change.
Answered on 3/19/09, 10:51 am
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