A change to the terms and conditions of a contract must be done after consultation and after the exhaustion of the discussions. If it is not acceptable to an individual employee then the employer would be obliged to go through a retrenchment exercise. In this particular instance it looks like this was unilaterally done and therefore unfair.
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