Employer's Flexible Working Rejection Letter

This Flexible Working Rejection is for use by employers to follow on from a meeting with an employee regarding their change to a flexible working pattern. This letter should only be used if the employer is rejecting the employee’s request and any alternatives that were raised at the meeting with the employee.

When rejecting a request for flexible working the employer must write to the employee within 14 days of the meeting. The employer must set out the business grounds on which the request has been rejected. Furthermore, the reasons for such grounds applying must be stated. If any alternatives were raised at the meeting with the employer, the refusal of those must also be explained.

If the employee’s original request is not acceptable but an alternative raised at the meeting is, the employer should not use this letter. The Flexible Working Decision letter fits this purpose and is available through the related documents links below.

The employee has a right to appeal this decision and must do so in writing within 14 days of receiving notification of rejection. A letter for this purpose is available through the related document links below.

This Flexible Working Rejection is in open format. Either enter the requisite details in the highlighted fields or adjust the wording to suit your purposes.

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