Emma Bartlett and Emma Humphreys write in People Management on 'no oral variation' clauses
An article by Emma Bartlett and Emma Humphreys on the impact of a recent Supreme Court ruling on 'no oral variation' clauses has been published in People Management. Read more below.
Supreme Court provides certainty: 'no oral variation clauses are effective
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