Hi everyone,
Hoping some of you can help me out with a few questions. Does anyone know what MTUWTHF stands for on my annual leave card? I'm assuming it stands for Monday/Tuesday/Unpaid Wednesday/Thursday/Friday. I work 5 days a week, Mon- Sat with one day off on a 25 hour contract (supposed to be getting changed to 27.5 hours). Is the MTUWTHF code right? Why unpaid Wednesday?
Also, the management have booked me 15 days off in May without even asking me! Is this allowed?
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Annual Leave Card
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blakeyboy
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Re: Annual Leave Card
It stands for Monday Tuesday weds Thursday fridau
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blakeyboy
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How long have you been employed by Royal Mail?
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amco37
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I've been employed with Royal Mail since November 2013.
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Son Of God
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Lolamco37 wrote:Hi everyone,
Hoping some of you can help me out with a few questions. Does anyone know what MTUWTHF stands for on my annual leave card? I'm assuming it stands for Monday/Tuesday/Unpaid Wednesday/Thursday/Friday. I work 5 days a week, Mon- Sat with one day off on a 25 hour contract (supposed to be getting changed to 27.5 hours). Is the MTUWTHF code right? Why unpaid Wednesday?
Also, the management have booked me 15 days off in May without even asking me! Is this allowed?
MTUWTHF:
M = Monday
TU = Tuesday
...and so on... you mentalist!
If they have booked em and you don't want them... simply cancel them!
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amco37
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I thought the u stood for unpaidblakeyboy wrote:It stands for Monday Tuesday weds Thursday fridau
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amco37
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Thank youSon Of God wrote:Lolamco37 wrote:Hi everyone,
Hoping some of you can help me out with a few questions. Does anyone know what MTUWTHF stands for on my annual leave card? I'm assuming it stands for Monday/Tuesday/Unpaid Wednesday/Thursday/Friday. I work 5 days a week, Mon- Sat with one day off on a 25 hour contract (supposed to be getting changed to 27.5 hours). Is the MTUWTHF code right? Why unpaid Wednesday?
Also, the management have booked me 15 days off in May without even asking me! Is this allowed?
MTUWTHF:
M = Monday
TU = Tuesday
...and so on... you mentalist!
If they have booked em and you don't want them... simply cancel them!
What can I say? I had a bit of a moment when I read the MTUWTHF code on my annual leave card -
arnold cheshire
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Re: Annual Leave Card
its standard before they know your days off for that week
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new2me
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Re: Annual Leave Card
What is an annual leave card? I overheard someone asking about holiday allocations the other day, but was in too much of a fluster to enquire.
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arnold cheshire
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its the only way to tell the difference between tuesday and thursday use your commonamco37 wrote:Hi everyone,
Hoping some of you can help me out with a few questions. Does anyone know what MTUWTHF stands for on my annual leave card? I'm assuming it stands for Monday/Tuesday/Unpaid Wednesday/Thursday/Friday. I work 5 days a week, Mon- Sat with one day off on a 25 hour contract (supposed to be getting changed to 27.5 hours). Is the MTUWTHF code right? Why unpaid Wednesday?
Also, the management have booked me 15 days off in May without even asking me! Is this allowed?
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Son Of God
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Re: Annual Leave Card
It's a print out of your entitled/booked annual leave... ask your Delivery Manager or DOM for yours.new2me wrote:What is an annual leave card? I overheard someone asking about holiday allocations the other day, but was in too much of a fluster to enquire.
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arnold cheshire
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Re: Annual Leave Card
monday tuesday unpaid wednesday thursday higher paid friday and in saturday
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TrueBlueTerrier
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bringon4dayweeks wrote:monday tuesday unpaid wednesday thursday higher paid friday and in saturday
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Bahia Feliz
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Re: Annual Leave Card
Get away for 2 weeks,cheaper in Mayamco37 wrote: Also, the management have booked me 15 days off in May without even asking me! Is this allowed?
Also,if you have kids in school,tell them you couldn't get time off in the holidays