Letter to Request Flexible Working - Template Form
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Dear Sir/Madam,
RE: Flexible Working Request
I write to make a request for flexible working. My request is sent in exercise of my contractual right under section 33 of the NHS terms and conditions of service.
You will be aware that I have been continuously employed by ________ since ________ as a ________.
My current working arrangements are as follows:
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My request is that my terms and conditions of employment be altered so as to change my hours of work to the following:
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I would like this change to take effect on ________.
My request relates to the risk posed by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. I am particularly concerned about:
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I am recognised as a vulnerable person in terms of the risk posed by COVID-19 in view of the following condition: ________.
I wish to advise you that I have a disability, namely: ________. As a result of that disability, I currently suffer from the following disadvantages:
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I believe the requested changes to my terms and conditions of employment would have the following beneficial effects on ________:
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I appreciate that the requested changes to my terms and conditions of employment may also give rise to the following issues for ________:
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However, these issues could easily be addressed.
Your sincerely,
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