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Yes, as long as the new role is legal, and the employee is able to perform without risk to self or others. But the employee has the option of resigning or quiting if he or she does not want to perform the changed work. It is usually a good idea for an employer to ask the employee if the change is acceptable, or to seek volunteers, but that is not required.

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