What is the standard amount of time a part timer should have from coming into a "prepped frame" which is ready to tie down and leave to being out the door.
As this is the scenario for most part timers i would of thought there would be a standard time for it.
Is there one?
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Acceptable time limits
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Re: Acceptable time limits
unfortunately there is no set time as every part timers duty is different, depending on hours and the work plan in the office, some need to do d2d some need to sort their packets, some will have it all tied down already and some a mixture of all these things and others, look at the duty 318 that will tell you how long has been set aside for that duty and if its unreasonable get it looked atveronihilverius wrote:What is the standard amount of time a part timer should have from coming into a "prepped frame" which is ready to tie down and leave to being out the door.
As this is the scenario for most part timers i would of thought there would be a standard time for it.
Is there one?