[80IA Statutory right to request predictable work pattern]
Employment Rights Act 1996 (1996 c 18) | Legislation

[Chapter II
Predictable Work Pattern: Workers (Except Agency Workers)]

[80IA  Statutory right to request predictable work pattern]

[(1)     A worker may apply to the worker's employer for a change in terms and conditions of employment if—

(a)     there is a lack of predictability, in relation to the work that the worker does for the employer, as regards any part of the worker's work pattern,

(b)     the change relates to the worker's work pattern, and

(c)     the worker's purpose in applying

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