Is there such a thing as a national agreement on allocation of overtime?
Would this be locally agreed within the office ?
The reason I ask is that people who perform overtime during the week are given priority when it comes to weekend overtime.
If you are unable to perform any overtime during the week you go to the bottom of the list and very rarely get allocated.
This can mean some people can end up with 20hrs + overtime perweek while others get nothing.
could this be challenged under discrimination?
I personally do not perform a great deal of overtime but would be nice to have the opportunity.
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overtime allocation agreement
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the beautiful bd south
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overtime allocation agreement
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oldrope
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Re: overtime allocation agreement
the beautiful bd south wrote:Is there such a thing as a national agreement on allocation of overtime?
Would this be locally agreed within the office ?
The reason I ask is that people who perform overtime during the week are given priority when it comes to weekend overtime.
If you are unable to perform any overtime during the week you go to the bottom of the list and very rarely get allocated.
This can mean some people can end up with 20hrs + overtime perweek while others get nothing.
could this be challenged under discrimination?
I personally do not perform a great deal of overtime but would be nice to have the opportunity.
I think it is within your office..... If you want to change any thing put it to a vote
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hans solo
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Re: overtime allocation agreement
put in grievence stating unfair allocation of ot