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Annual leave deductions for strike days

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chickenwittle
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Re: Annual leave deductions for strike days

Post by chickenwittle »

lizizriz wrote:
25 Jan 2023, 15:32
Whoaaa, bit obvious, annual leave isn't accrued against unpaid day. They even sent notifications out to that effect.
You could work it out to make sure the deduction is correct and if you cant then no wonder your a postman.
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lizizriz
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Re: Annual leave deductions for strike days

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Knowing your annual leave allocation for the year, for me its just shy of 5 weeks, so roughly one days annual leave for 12 days worked. Now if i fell hook line and sinker for Dave and his ego i would have taken 18 days off to have a jolly and basked in the eventual results of my folly. So the complicated bit, stick with it, 18 days skiving divided by 12 days then times by 8 hours work ( if your a postie you'll just have to take my word on it being 8 hours work not the 30 mins your used to). Gives me 12 hours deduction. QED.
BuddyElf
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Re: Annual leave deductions for strike days

Post by BuddyElf »

lizizriz wrote:
25 Jan 2023, 15:32
Whoaaa, bit obvious, annual leave isn't accrued against unpaid day. They even sent notifications out to that effect.
You could work it out to make sure the deduction is correct and if you cant then no wonder your a postman.
You had training from ST?
P13
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Re: Annual leave deductions for strike days

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lizizriz wrote:
25 Jan 2023, 16:47
Knowing your annual leave allocation for the year, for me its just shy of 5 weeks, so roughly one days annual leave for 12 days worked. Now if i fell hook line and sinker for Dave and his ego i would have taken 18 days off to have a jolly and basked in the eventual results of my folly. So the complicated bit, stick with it, 18 days skiving divided by 12 days then times by 8 hours work ( if your a postie you'll just have to take my word on it being 8 hours work not the 30 mins your used to). Gives me 12 hours deduction. QED.
What a ridiculous post , do you realise what a horrible person you are coming across as ?
kazardaimenu
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Re: Annual leave deductions for strike days

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So if you work a few days off can you bag a couple extra hours leave?
postslippete
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Re: Annual leave deductions for strike days

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lizizriz wrote:
25 Jan 2023, 15:32
Whoaaa, bit obvious, annual leave isn't accrued against unpaid day. They even sent notifications out to that effect.
You could work it out to make sure the deduction is correct and if you cant then no wonder your a postman.

Have you ever thought about becoming a "Chief People Officer" of the Royal Mail. Your interpersonal skills are obviously exemplary
On the face of it, shareholder value is the dumbest idea in the world.
Cofipostie1
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Re: Annual leave deductions for strike days

Post by Cofipostie1 »

I don’t think working days off will add to your leave entitlement,but if I’m wrong my mistake
cobrakai
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Re: Annual leave deductions for strike days

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lizizriz wrote:
25 Jan 2023, 16:47
Knowing your annual leave allocation for the year, for me its just shy of 5 weeks, so roughly one days annual leave for 12 days worked. Now if i fell hook line and sinker for Dave and his ego i would have taken 18 days off to have a jolly and basked in the eventual results of my folly. So the complicated bit, stick with it, 18 days skiving divided by 12 days then times by 8 hours work ( if your a postie you'll just have to take my word on it being 8 hours work not the 30 mins your used to). Gives me 12 hours deduction. QED.
I suggest you repeat this missive to your workmates and see what response you get. With those maths skills a trainee book office position is in your grasp….
Wat69
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Re: Annual leave deductions for strike days

Post by Wat69 »

Does anyone have a list of all the days delivery we’re on strike as I was on holiday for some of them I need to work out if what they have deducted is correct as it seems too much thanks 🙏
pieoftheday
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Re: Annual leave deductions for strike days

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lizizriz wrote:
25 Jan 2023, 16:47
Knowing your annual leave allocation for the year, for me its just shy of 5 weeks, so roughly one days annual leave for 12 days worked. Now if i fell hook line and sinker for Dave and his ego i would have taken 18 days off to have a jolly and basked in the eventual results of my folly. So the complicated bit, stick with it, 18 days skiving divided by 12 days then times by 8 hours work ( if your a postie you'll just have to take my word on it being 8 hours work not the 30 mins your used to). Gives me 12 hours deduction. QED.
Are you a postie?
Cofipostie1
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Re: Annual leave deductions for strike days

Post by Cofipostie1 »

lizizriz wrote:
25 Jan 2023, 15:32
Whoaaa, bit obvious, annual leave isn't accrued against unpaid day. They even sent notifications out to that effect.
You could work it out to make sure the deduction is correct and if you cant then no wonder your a postman.
That’s all we need another windup merchant :no no :no no :no no
BuddyElf
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Re: Annual leave deductions for strike days

Post by BuddyElf »

lizizriz wrote:
25 Jan 2023, 16:47
Knowing your annual leave allocation for the year, for me its just shy of 5 weeks, so roughly one days annual leave for 12 days worked. Now if i fell hook line and sinker for Dave and his ego i would have taken 18 days off to have a jolly and basked in the eventual results of my folly. So the complicated bit, stick with it, 18 days skiving divided by 12 days then times by 8 hours work ( if your a postie you'll just have to take my word on it being 8 hours work not the 30 mins your used to). Gives me 12 hours deduction. QED.
Good now you can get round to processing those leave requests on your desk. Also could you order me some new trousers whilst your at it. Oh no wait you’ve gone home early.
chickenwittle
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Re: Annual leave deductions for strike days

Post by chickenwittle »

BuddyElf wrote:
25 Jan 2023, 20:07
lizizriz wrote:
25 Jan 2023, 16:47
Knowing your annual leave allocation for the year, for me its just shy of 5 weeks, so roughly one days annual leave for 12 days worked. Now if i fell hook line and sinker for Dave and his ego i would have taken 18 days off to have a jolly and basked in the eventual results of my folly. So the complicated bit, stick with it, 18 days skiving divided by 12 days then times by 8 hours work ( if your a postie you'll just have to take my word on it being 8 hours work not the 30 mins your used to). Gives me 12 hours deduction. QED.
Good now you can get round to processing those leave requests on your desk. Also could you order me some new trousers whilst your at it. Oh no wait you’ve gone home early.
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Wullie10
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Re: Annual leave deductions for strike days

Post by Wullie10 »

They decuted 30 plus hours from my A/L . I'll just get it back on the sick... easy. F@@@ them
Zicomurphy
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Re: Annual leave deductions for strike days

Post by Zicomurphy »

Wullie10 wrote:
25 Jan 2023, 20:30
They decuted 30 plus hours from my A/L . I'll just get it back on the sick... easy. F@@@ them
Seems very excessive. That can’t all be deductions due to strike action. I lost just over 10 hours. Would have thought 12 or 13 hours would be the maximum.