You will be out walking with another postie on your first day. Good luck.BluePrint wrote:yeah gd point mate will do, u reckon they send me out on the 1st day or will it just be a brief introduction into the job.
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And you should be paid overtime for Friday as it's not part of your contracted hours.madelin4 wrote:You will be out walking with another postie on your first day. Good luck.BluePrint wrote:yeah gd point mate will do, u reckon they send me out on the 1st day or will it just be a brief introduction into the job.
You will also be filling in forms, signing Official Secrets Act, and shown round the office probably.
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My advice is don't turn up. If you have had to come on here to find out what you will be doing and have been told nothing by your employer I wouldn't even bother getting out of bed, RM have no respect for employees anymore. Find another job. Theres plenty of shop work available on a Saturday morning.
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BluePrint
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lol, just fancied a challenge tbh, will see how it goes!Phantom wrote:My advice is don't turn up. If you have had to come on here to find out what you will be doing and have been told nothing by your employer I wouldn't even bother getting out of bed, RM have no respect for employees anymore. Find another job. Theres plenty of shop work available on a Saturday morning.
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Phantom
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Its not a challenge dude, its a public service thats become a joke!BluePrint wrote:lol, just fancied a challenge tbh, will see how it goes!Phantom wrote:My advice is don't turn up. If you have had to come on here to find out what you will be doing and have been told nothing by your employer I wouldn't even bother getting out of bed, RM have no respect for employees anymore. Find another job. Theres plenty of shop work available on a Saturday morning.
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Lounge Lizard
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Who should you ask for on your first day ?BluePrint wrote:thanks for all your replys, im not 100% sure what i'll be doing yet, my first day is on friday which is when i supposed i will be trained etc. My job title is OPG (Depot) PDO, if anyone could explain this it would really help. Also who should i ask for on the 1st day, i havent been given any contact names or anything, should i just ask for the line manager? or duty manager? the office wont be open at this time in the morning so should i just walk through into the courtyard area?
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Well said lounge, its important that blue seeks out the union rep so he can get advice and also to protect against B&H i.e. telling part timers that they have to finish no matter what and all the other sneaky things they try on with new comers. Good luck blueLounge Lizard wrote:Who should you ask for on your first day ?BluePrint wrote:thanks for all your replys, im not 100% sure what i'll be doing yet, my first day is on friday which is when i supposed i will be trained etc. My job title is OPG (Depot) PDO, if anyone could explain this it would really help. Also who should i ask for on the 1st day, i havent been given any contact names or anything, should i just ask for the line manager? or duty manager? the office wont be open at this time in the morning so should i just walk through into the courtyard area?
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I don't know how he managed to get a job with us, perhaps RM are replacing staff with TNT employees, won't be long before the vans turn orange.gazzer wrote:How does that work? Is that not breaching your employment contract?k66yla wrote:Are you sure you are only part-time? OPG's are full time and AG's are part time. There is a guy in my office that only works saturday mornings, mon-fri he works for TNT
So keep on moving, moving, moving your feet
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Illegitimi non carborundum
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Illegitimi non carborundum
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And ask your manager the procedure for claiming overtime.weetrogg wrote:Well said lounge, its important that blue seeks out the union rep so he can get advice and also to protect against B&H i.e. telling part timers that they have to finish no matter what and all the other sneaky things they try on with new comers. Good luck blueLounge Lizard wrote:Who should you ask for on your first day ?BluePrint wrote:thanks for all your replys, im not 100% sure what i'll be doing yet, my first day is on friday which is when i supposed i will be trained etc. My job title is OPG (Depot) PDO, if anyone could explain this it would really help. Also who should i ask for on the 1st day, i havent been given any contact names or anything, should i just ask for the line manager? or duty manager? the office wont be open at this time in the morning so should i just walk through into the courtyard area?
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It gets worse.Was a good day though, quite intreasting.
But welcome to a new club. 6hr contract here as well. You might find they want you to do more, dont be bullied if you can't do it. Of course if you need the money go for it. Of course your holiday pay will suck, as does mine.
They might chuck you on new walks after a few weeks, claim overtime if it takes you longer than your contract, take your break into account as well.
Join the CWU for your own protection.
From what I have learned the blue shirts will help you out, great bunch that look after each other.
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