Equalisation

[TopperGas]

Just means the people who used to do overtime won't do it anymore it'll come back to bite them

Why would the old contracts stop? Are they getting any less?

I assume they are referring to just new contracts? However it does mean old contracts are unlikely to now ever see the OT rate increased.

[SMS1969]

Just means the people who used to do overtime won't do it anymore it'll come back to bite them

Why would the old contracts stop? Are they getting any less?

I assume they are referring to just new contracts? However it does mean old contracts are unlikely to now ever see the OT rate increased.

Yeah will never happen, it just goes up with the pay rise, but ends up never more than the standard rate.

[Clappedoutpostie]

I’m on 40 hours - new contract for 30 months
If I average 2x4 hr SAs a week I will be earning over £2000 less PA than I am now
So whereas I had to do 48 hrs a week to bring my wage up to a decent (legacy) amount,now I will have to do at least 52 hours a week to reach the same amount - assuming I get the chance
And the gap between what I gross and what a legacy Will gross doing those hours of OT will be even higher than previous

I don’t think your allowed to do SA on the new contract but I could be wrong.