Question.
Has anyone bought down, and was able to work indoors, sorting or prepping, for the first four hours of the day, as opposed to the 4 hours delivering?
eg- 6am-10am?
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going part time?
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upmyroad
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Re: going part time?
I think the whole point of mechanisation is so part timer's just come in and take out walk'sshimmyrule wrote:Question.
Has anyone bought down, and was able to work indoors, sorting or prepping, for the first four hours of the day, as opposed to the 4 hours delivering?
eg- 6am-10am?
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delboy
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Re: going part time?
Most 25hr contracts at my office start at 7.30 prep there walk go on a burst then come back and delivery there own walk, so end up doing 32.5 hours a week.
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REDLETTER
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Re: going part time?
More fool them - work your contracted hours or get the O/T!!!delboy wrote:Most 25hr contracts at my office start at 7.30 prep there walk go on a burst then come back and delivery there own walk, so end up doing 32.5 hours a week.
I do a 30 hr contract 7.00 til 1.00 period!!!!
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steven100
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Re: going part time?
I think everyone will be part time within the next 5 years.
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pickaname
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Re: going part time?
I think everyone will be on the dole in 5 yearssteven100 wrote:I think everyone will be part time within the next 5 years.
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delboy
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Re: going part time?
They do get paid the o/t they are paid for 32.5 hours but have 25 hour contracts..REDLETTER wrote:More fool them - work your contracted hours or get the O/T!!!delboy wrote:Most 25hr contracts at my office start at 7.30 prep there walk go on a burst then come back and delivery there own walk, so end up doing 32.5 hours a week.
I do a 30 hr contract 7.00 til 1.00 period!!!!
The down fall is when it comes to annual leave they are only paid the contracted hours.
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delboy
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Re: going part time?
interesting, can any one confirm that?GonePostal wrote:Ive been told that if p/t contract work on o/t for a period of three months there contract should be made up to the weekly amount of o/t they are booking i.e book 10 hrs o/t on a 25 hr contract this is then made up to a 35 hr contract as your branch rep for more info on this one thoe
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mandelsons_toenail
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Re: going part time?
yes can anyone? i have issues with colleagues and shorter contracts who work ot constantly due to rm putting them on ft jobs
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BELIAL
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Re: going part time?
Cheap labour, check out Whitemoor's tribunal ruling. FFS people read stuff that affects you 
Bye
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MAILMAN84
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Re: going part time?
Biggest prob with the system.
Been there 3.5 years, I'm 30 hours. I am the ONLY postie in the office that has doen and knows every single walk in the office and usually find myself prepping 2 to 3 frames before I leave. I leave around 10am and am refused overtime by the managers, I mean WTF.
I like being a floater but it's really grinding on me that 4 peeps have just come into the office on 30 hour contracts and have been given their own duty. Not only that but they watch me running about like a donkey and still come up to me to complain that they're busy.........sorry just on a rant but does seniority matter at all?
Been there 3.5 years, I'm 30 hours. I am the ONLY postie in the office that has doen and knows every single walk in the office and usually find myself prepping 2 to 3 frames before I leave. I leave around 10am and am refused overtime by the managers, I mean WTF.
I like being a floater but it's really grinding on me that 4 peeps have just come into the office on 30 hour contracts and have been given their own duty. Not only that but they watch me running about like a donkey and still come up to me to complain that they're busy.........sorry just on a rant but does seniority matter at all?