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This change gives more daylight in the evenings but initially comes with darker mornings.
There are rules surrounding working hours during the clock change which should clarify your rights.
Will I have to work an hour later?
If you usually work a night shift until 8am, for example, you'd work a shorter shift than usual unless you did an extra hour on that shift until 9am.
But what exactly is expected will depend on how your employment contract is worded.
For example, if it says you have to work specific times, such as 12am to 8am, you will likely have a shorter shift than usual.
However, if it states the number of hours you should work, for example, an eight-hour shift, you may have to finish an hour later.
Will I get paid for the lost hour?
If you're among those who work nights, whether you'll receive pay for an hour your didn't work typically depends on how you are paid.
If you're paid by the hour, you're unlikely to get paid for the hour that vanished between 1-2am.
However, if you are salaried or paid a day rate, you could find that your employer pay you the same amount as usual even though you put in a shorter shift.
Bear in mind if your contract says you have to work between certain hours and you are paid for hours worked, the employer doesn't have to pay for the extra hour when clocks go back in October.
Why do the clocks change?
A year after Willett's death, in 1916, Germany became the first country to adopt daylight saving time.
The UK did the same a few weeks later, along with other nations involved in the First World War.
British Double Summer Time was temporarily introduced during the Second World War, with clocks kept one hour in advance of Greenwich Mean Time to increase productivity.
Since the war, Britain has operated under British Summer Time except for between 1968 and 1971 when the clocks went forward but were not put back