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1 hour contract, am i entitled to holiday pay?
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tragictramp
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Re: 1 hour contract, am i entitled to holiday pay?
my wageslip has the 1 hr and then the rest is classed as overtime, but i do not receive a higher rate for the supposed overtime.
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DGP1
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Re: 1 hour contract, am i entitled to holiday pay?
The union should really do something about this
but I have a feeling that the CWU are ignoring it.
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dvbuk55
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Re: 1 hour contract, am i entitled to holiday pay?
How many 1 hour contracts do you think there are? This is the first one I've heard about at RM. I know it's a 1 hour contract and there are far more hours worked but that is also true for many of the other part time contracts - how long before someone actually works out how many full time employees all the part time contracts equates to and how many hours overtime equates to a number of full time employees.disgruntledpostie1 wrote:The union should really do something about thisbut I have a feeling that the CWU are ignoring it.
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DGP1
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Re: 1 hour contract, am i entitled to holiday pay?
I personally know of 1, so there must be a few.dvbuk55 wrote:How many 1 hour contracts do you think there are? This is the first one I've heard about at RM. I know it's a 1 hour contract and there are far more hours worked but that is also true for many of the other part time contracts - how long before someone actually works out how many full time employees all the part time contracts equates to and how many hours overtime equates to a number of full time employees.disgruntledpostie1 wrote:The union should really do something about thisbut I have a feeling that the CWU are ignoring it.
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
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mailsort6
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Re: 1 hour contract, am i entitled to holiday pay?
Your holiday entitlement will just be based on your 1 hour contract. The problem is, if your holiday entitlement is worked out on the amount of days you work you will be better off.tragictramp wrote:my wageslip has the 1 hr and then the rest is classed as overtime, but i do not receive a higher rate for the supposed overtime.
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DGP1
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Re: 1 hour contract, am i entitled to holiday pay?
It would also make RM employ enough staff to cover all the work.mailsort6 wrote:Your holiday entitlement will just be based on your 1 hour contract. The problem is, if your holiday entitlement is worked out on the amount of days you work you will be better off.tragictramp wrote:my wageslip has the 1 hr and then the rest is classed as overtime, but i do not receive a higher rate for the supposed overtime.
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
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mailsort6
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Re: 1 hour contract, am i entitled to holiday pay?
One hour contracts should not be allowed, it is an insult and another way of getting around not paying the national minimum wage and I hope that the hourly rate for these 1 hour contracts is more that the national minimum ratedvbuk55 wrote:How many 1 hour contracts do you think there are? This is the first one I've heard about at RM. I know it's a 1 hour contract and there are far more hours worked but that is also true for many of the other part time contracts - how long before someone actually works out how many full time employees all the part time contracts equates to and how many hours overtime equates to a number of full time employees.disgruntledpostie1 wrote:The union should really do something about thisbut I have a feeling that the CWU are ignoring it.
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dvbuk55
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Re: 1 hour contract, am i entitled to holiday pay?
How did it get passed by the Rep? There's supposed to be an agreement when contracts are handed out and any savings made are put into the pot for the 50/50 share. So any overspend above the 1 hour is presumably wiped off any savings?disgruntledpostie1 wrote:I personally know of 1, so there must be a few.dvbuk55 wrote:How many 1 hour contracts do you think there are? This is the first one I've heard about at RM. I know it's a 1 hour contract and there are far more hours worked but that is also true for many of the other part time contracts - how long before someone actually works out how many full time employees all the part time contracts equates to and how many hours overtime equates to a number of full time employees.disgruntledpostie1 wrote:The union should really do something about thisbut I have a feeling that the CWU are ignoring it.
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tragictramp
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Re: 1 hour contract, am i entitled to holiday pay?
im ny office their are 5 1 hour contractors in another local office i have had to temporarily move to in the past due to lack of hours they have 4 so at least in my area it is quite common.
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dvbuk55
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Re: 1 hour contract, am i entitled to holiday pay?
tragictramp wrote:im ny office their are 5 1 hour contractors in another local office i have had to temporarily move to in the past due to lack of hours they have 4 so at least in my area it is quite common.
This is a copy of an extract from the agreement but I don't know if it has been superceded but I used it last year:
5 JOB DESCRIPTION
Every job will have its own Job Description, which must contain the following features:
• The work areas(s) that the duty relates to.
• Employee start/finish times per day and time of transfer from one work area to another, where an employee is working in more than one work area.
• Starting Activity (so that employees know what task to start on when they move into a Work Area.)
• Full range of activities throughout the shift
• Performance Standards, which incorporate Appropriate Relaxation Allowances
• Total attendance time [gross]
• Meal Relief times to ensure that the agreed Royal Mail standards are applied across the Business
• The Duty Number
• The date of the last amendment
Presumably that would hold true for any contract be it 1 hour or 20 hours - though exactly how you would divide the hour up I wouldn't know. Rather than involving outside parties I would involve the union, if you aren't too happy with the local rep then write to HQ. They should know how you stand in all circumstances.
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k979aaa
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Re: 1 hour contract, am i entitled to holiday pay?
I heard it was £5.85 but all hours up to 40 were and are paid at that rate!. BAH HUMMBUG :cfo & :lfo & :mfo please sir can i have some more : yes 100 extra drop's and a shity contract with no pay for the first five hours!. :cfo & :lfo next we will be timed to go to the loo just as walmart!. :lfomailsort6 wrote:One hour contracts should not be allowed, it is an insult and another way of getting around not paying the national minimum wage and I hope that the hourly rate for these 1 hour contracts is more that the national minimum ratedvbuk55 wrote:How many 1 hour contracts do you think there are? This is the first one I've heard about at RM. I know it's a 1 hour contract and there are far more hours worked but that is also true for many of the other part time contracts - how long before someone actually works out how many full time employees all the part time contracts equates to and how many hours overtime equates to a number of full time employees.disgruntledpostie1 wrote:The union should really do something about thisbut I have a feeling that the CWU are ignoring it.
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Phantom
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Re: 1 hour contract, am i entitled to holiday pay?
Disgusting 1 hour contracts. I'm speechless for once, motherfuckers!!!
CUT OFF!!!
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tragictramp
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Re: 1 hour contract, am i entitled to holiday pay?
the hourly rate i am on is the same as a full time postman £8.16 ish i think
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k979aaa
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Re: 1 hour contract, am i entitled to holiday pay?
depends upon where you work and how long and age if you have worked over a year it would imply you receive full standard pay!.tragictramp wrote:the hourly rate i am on is the same as a full time postman £8.16 ish i think