I recently applied for a job in my office moving me up from 23.5 hours to 30 hours covering 2 days on one round and 2 days on another round (working a 4 day week) They have now changed one of the jobs twice to another delivery round therefore making the job I applied for and got not the original one advertised.
Any advice please?
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Scarper74
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Floater jobs
Last edited by Scarper74 on 05 Oct 2013, 05:49, edited 2 times in total.
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ebbzie
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This is not very clear try reading it back to yourself then rewriting it
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blisterfeet
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It's nothing new people being put on different rounds,It's up to you if you say anything about it not being the rounds that were advertised but as long as you still get 30 hours I'd be happy(ish)Scarper74 wrote:I recently applied for a job in my office moving me up from 23.5 hours to 30 hours covering 2 days on one round and 2 days on another round (working a 4 day week) They have now changed one of the jobs twice to another delivery round therefore making the job I applied for and got not the original one advertised.
Any advice please?