Changing existing terms in an employment agreement can be confusing. Have you ever found yourself wondering whether to issue a brand new employment agreement or if variation letter will do? Lately, this question has been popping up more frequently among both employers and employees. So it's time to shed some light on the matter.

In this episode host, Sanam, clarifies the difference between a variation letter and a new employment agreement, helping you choose the right approach. Starting with a brief overview to understand the fundamental rule against unilateral changes and the requirement of mutual agreement. The episode then moves on to discuss when a letter of variation should be used and when a new agreement is more appropriate.

Whether you're an employer seeking clarity on the best course of action for your business or an employee eager to understand your rights, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and actionable insights.

Tune in to unlock the secrets when considering a variation to the terms of employment and empower yourself with the tools needed to navigate this complex terrain with confidence.

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