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I am a salary employee with an employment contract that reads : “regular hours of work are ... (they are listed) . If the employee is away from work due to unforeseen reason that the hours will be made up at a different time that is mutually agreed to by the employee and employer”.
As the employee I have been recording my hours and keeping track of “owed” hours. My employer has asked me to start docking my pay a few hours per pay cheque to make up for the hours I owe due to being off a few days due to illness (I do not have paid sick days listed on my contract). Do I have to do this in lue if working those hours owed or can my employer only ask my to “repay” those hours by working the hours off at a “mutually agreed upon time” as per the contract.
If your contract explicitly states you will make up the hours, then that is the agreement and your employer cannot change it unilaterally.