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Contract is something that is mutually agreed upon between the involved parties(say the employer & employee),and if the contract is flexible as per

law then the employer would be able to change.Most of the contracts favour the employers than employees,as often the employees would be in a position to just agree with the terms of the employers.

otherwise NO without permission... every thing depending on contractual obligation.

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