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69AAA: Interpretation
or “This section explains important words and ideas used in the flexible working rules, like what counts as working arrangements and who is affected by family violence.”
You could also call this:

“You can ask your boss to change how you work whenever you want.”

You can make a request at any time. This means that whenever you want to, you can ask for something related to your job. There are no specific times or dates when you have to wait to make your request.

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Next up: 69AAC: Requirements relating to request

or “What you need to include when asking to change how you work”
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Part 6AA Flexible working
Employee's statutory right to make request

69AABWhen employee may make request

  1. An employee may make a request at any time.

Notes
  • Section 69AAB: replaced, on , by section 24 of the Employment Relations Amendment Act 2014 (2014 No 61).