When the manager informs me that I'm 'doing full time' next week do I fill in overtime sheets for the days other than my assigned workdays, divide my hours between the five days and claim overtime for anything after that or will I automatically receive full time pay for that week?
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Part timer doing full time
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JoeWagg
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Part timer doing full time
I'm classed as a part timer doing three days a week.
When the manager informs me that I'm 'doing full time' next week do I fill in overtime sheets for the days other than my assigned workdays, divide my hours between the five days and claim overtime for anything after that or will I automatically receive full time pay for that week?

When the manager informs me that I'm 'doing full time' next week do I fill in overtime sheets for the days other than my assigned workdays, divide my hours between the five days and claim overtime for anything after that or will I automatically receive full time pay for that week?
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blakeyboy
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Re: Part timer doing full time
You'll have to fill in docket sheet for the hours
you do extra.I.e on the two days you were meant to be
off
you do extra.I.e on the two days you were meant to be
off
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NewPostieUK
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Re: Part timer doing full time
Do you mean when the manager asks you if you'd like to do some overtime next week?JoeWagg wrote: When the manager informs me that I'm 'doing full time' next week
Then yes, you fill in the overtime sheet in every day that you do overtime.
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: Part timer doing full time
Check with your manager if he will simply let you claim for the full full time shift before you actually do it, there's different policies in place in different offices, you need to check with him and if you don't like the answer simply don't do the OT