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Annual leave hours deduction.
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Pidleypoo
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Annual leave hours deduction.
As stated above.
Why are people being deducted annual leave this “season” when it was meant have been waived this year ?
Ans why are they deducting anything at all ? Because surely it would have to added back in the summer ?
Why are people being deducted annual leave this “season” when it was meant have been waived this year ?
Ans why are they deducting anything at all ? Because surely it would have to added back in the summer ?
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guardianangel
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- Gender: Male
Re: Annual leave hours deduction.
Absolute shithouses , they have taken 4 hours off me for my 2 weeks leave in the winter period,it should of been waived until April,this is what you get for voting yes the cwu are working in conjunction with royal mail,if i knew this was coming in last year i would of took all my leave in the summer now i have less leave than others who have already taken theirs.
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MERLIN681901
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Re: Annual leave hours deduction.
There shouldn’t be any need for anything to be waived, deducted or added.
We are being paid for 37 hours throughout the year. That is what we should use whenever we take our leave.
That is the only way it is balanced and fair to everyone.
We are being paid for 37 hours throughout the year. That is what we should use whenever we take our leave.
That is the only way it is balanced and fair to everyone.
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guardianangel
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- Gender: Male
Re: Annual leave hours deduction.
Exactly s**t on once again,the CWU have got a lot to answer for and yes where the f--k is ward and his sidekicks.MERLIN681901 wrote: ↑04 Sep 2023, 17:43There shouldn’t be any need for anything to be waived, deducted or added.
We are being paid for 37 hours throughout the year. That is what we should use whenever we take our leave.
That is the only way it is balanced and fair to everyone.
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George50
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- Gender: Male
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TheTrolleyMan
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- Joined: 13 Mar 2017, 15:39
- Gender: Male
Re: Annual leave hours deduction.
Yeah do you all remember Big Dave Ward on the karaoke singing “ the bigger they are the harder they fall “ You’re right Dave you soon fell you weak weak man !
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ted_e_bear
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- Joined: 03 Sep 2012, 19:37
- Gender: Male
Re: Annual leave hours deduction.
That's a good point, I've also had 4 hours deducted for 2 weeks I've got booked in Oct + Nov, mind you due to the leave system being so f***ing inflexible I've got leave that I've built up from BH lieu days that it's practically impossible to take.MERLIN681901 wrote: ↑04 Sep 2023, 17:43There shouldn’t be any need for anything to be waived, deducted or added.
We are being paid for 37 hours throughout the year. That is what we should use whenever we take our leave.
That is the only way it is balanced and fair to everyone.
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mjd24
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- Joined: 11 May 2008, 18:48
Re: Annual leave hours deduction.
For those of us on 9 day fortnights - even more confusing.
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: Annual leave hours deduction.
The holiday deductions are based on the planned hours which is now 39hrs for some weeks to during them weeks it'll deduct 39 hours. During the "low season" weeks in the summer the planned hours will be 35hrs so it'll deduct 35hrs for them weeks. The rest of the weeks the planned hours will be 37 so it'll deduct 37hrs for them weeksMERLIN681901 wrote: ↑04 Sep 2023, 17:43There shouldn’t be any need for anything to be waived, deducted or added.
We are being paid for 37 hours throughout the year. That is what we should use whenever we take our leave.
That is the only way it is balanced and fair to everyone.
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world class male
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- Gender: Male
Re: Annual leave hours deduction.
but they also said any pre booked leave would be kept at the 37hr week (pro rata) until the next years leave is allocated so you would actually gain on any leave taken from now to week before xmas, it may reset back after complaints, but i've already lost a few hours of my upcoming leave on the appSpacePhoenix wrote: ↑04 Sep 2023, 19:52The holiday deductions are based on the planned hours which is now 39hrs for some weeks to during them weeks it'll deduct 39 hours. During the "low season" weeks in the summer the planned hours will be 35hrs so it'll deduct 35hrs for them weeks. The rest of the weeks the planned hours will be 37 so it'll deduct 37hrs for them weeksMERLIN681901 wrote: ↑04 Sep 2023, 17:43There shouldn’t be any need for anything to be waived, deducted or added.
We are being paid for 37 hours throughout the year. That is what we should use whenever we take our leave.
That is the only way it is balanced and fair to everyone.
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: Annual leave hours deduction.
They'll need to manually adjust it somehow, otherwise it won't be kept at 37hrsworld class male wrote: ↑04 Sep 2023, 20:32but they also said any pre booked leave would be kept at the 37hr week (pro rata) until the next years leave is allocated so you would actually gain on any leave taken from now to week before xmas, it may reset back after complaints, but i've already lost a few hours of my upcoming leave on the appSpacePhoenix wrote: ↑04 Sep 2023, 19:52The holiday deductions are based on the planned hours which is now 39hrs for some weeks to during them weeks it'll deduct 39 hours. During the "low season" weeks in the summer the planned hours will be 35hrs so it'll deduct 35hrs for them weeks. The rest of the weeks the planned hours will be 37 so it'll deduct 37hrs for them weeksMERLIN681901 wrote: ↑04 Sep 2023, 17:43There shouldn’t be any need for anything to be waived, deducted or added.
We are being paid for 37 hours throughout the year. That is what we should use whenever we take our leave.
That is the only way it is balanced and fair to everyone.
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heraldmoth
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- Gender: Male
Re: Annual leave hours deduction.
The system resets in April though so you never get a chance for these hours to flex backSpacePhoenix wrote: ↑04 Sep 2023, 19:52The holiday deductions are based on the planned hours which is now 39hrs for some weeks to during them weeks it'll deduct 39 hours. During the "low season" weeks in the summer the planned hours will be 35hrs so it'll deduct 35hrs for them weeks. The rest of the weeks the planned hours will be 37 so it'll deduct 37hrs for them weeksMERLIN681901 wrote: ↑04 Sep 2023, 17:43There shouldn’t be any need for anything to be waived, deducted or added.
We are being paid for 37 hours throughout the year. That is what we should use whenever we take our leave.
That is the only way it is balanced and fair to everyone.
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twoloops
- Posts: 2031
- Joined: 24 May 2017, 20:52
- Gender: Male
- Location: Sheffield
Re: Annual leave hours deduction.
Yeh But when you knock off you get more time off
personally I like the 1st or 2nd week in December, get all our christmas shopping done. A trip to Meadowhall even had a day in London at the winter wonderland, look how they treat us, you know it makes sense 