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enzio
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Post by enzio »

does any one know what the o/t rate for a sunday is now ?
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Post by POSTMAN »

Bit's in the link below,it gives Sunday SA rate though,can't rem what the normal Sunday docket rate is.
I'm sure someone will come on and give it soonish...
http://www.royalmailchat.co.uk/communit ... =1&t=32718" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Post by pyphon »

£11.52
enzio
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Post by enzio »

thanks a lot now i have just to decide if i will go in might not bother no as it is f###### snowing :sad:
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Post by BELIAL »

Let them stew :wink: You never know ,that might become your standard rate. It certainly wont if you do it on OT :cuppa
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Post by graffi »

If you check my posts there is a exel file with all O/T and pay rates maybe mods can post link
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http://www.royalmailchat.co.uk/communit ... hp?id=4576" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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I am a apg and went in on BH Tuesday, being told that I had the option of 2x or a day in lieue and 1.5x (approx). Got my wage slip yesterday and actually got paid £8.07/hr - my flat rate is £8.70/hr. Surely this is not right. I know I only work part time hours, but my contract is only for 17.5 hours, so any hours i do over that is overtime. And to pay me less than my flat rate for giving up a BH is disgusting, I will not be doing that again.

I wonder how many posties know that any overtime over the first 10 hours is paid at less than their flat rate - you are paying RM for the privelige of giving up your time, getting the job done and therefore saving them money in what would otherwise amount to fines for failing. What kind of Union allows this in the first place - people have not had the full information when a pay deal is being negotiated in the past so I suggest it is about time that we were given full truths and not half truths, especially from the union, who are meant to be working for our benfit and welfare!

Off my soap box now . :no no
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Post by graffi »

Elnino2 read the way forward all hours that at part timer works up to 40hrs is paid at single rate .
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I understand that and like I said - What kind of union allowed this!
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Post by hantsman »

elnino2 wrote:I understand that and like I said - What kind of union allowed this!
To be fair to RM thats what would happen outside, it also would not be fair to full timers.