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Can my employer keep me on a fixed-term contract?


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You cannot be kept on a fixed-term contract forever. After four years you have the right to ask to be made permanent.


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If the employer cannot justify the continuation of a fixed-term contract for special reasons, you should be made permanent. Failure to renew a fixed-term contract is classed as a dismissal and may be unfair.
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