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PT AND FT

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el_cartero
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PT AND FT

Post by el_cartero »

Do you think that they will make full time walks - less ( well im sure they wood love to)
and part time walks - more ( for god sake 22 hours a week is unlivable)

Turning a leaf and making no more pt - ft unequality nonsense just one equal walk for all and docket if its over.

say 33 hours a week for all.
8am - 2.30pm

everyone in at 8 combined working to be out the door for 10 - 10:30 giving 4 hours for the walks

ONE EQUAL HARD WORKING WORKFORCE - COMING TOGETHER ONCE AND FOR ALL.

FOR GOD SAKE :shock:

( disgrunted part-timer)

so here i am begging for more hours WTF has my life came to?

DONT YOU THINK THIS PART TIME INTIMIDATION AND UNEQUALITY CRAP HAS GONE FAR ENOUGH . HAVING ROWS OF PART TIMERS IN ONE END OF THE OFFICE AND FULL TIMERS IN THE OTHER END . THIS IS THE MOST CHILDISH WORK PLACE IVE EVER WORKED IN AND SOME OF THE MANAGERS NEED TO HAVE A WORD WITH THEMSELVES WITH REGARDS TO HOW THEY TREAT OTHER HUMAN BEINGS .

WHO IS GOING TO STAND UP FOR US - BECAUSE SO FAR THE UNION AINT DOING ANYTHING.#

the quotation " part timers will never be full timers" is the most sickening thing ive ever heard. and ohh arent the current full timers so happy about that fact as they look to that side of the office.

THEY BETTER GET TALKING THE TALK - BUT U KNOW WHOS GOING TO WALK THE WALK

SUPER RANT :nana
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one day part timers will have the same right as full timers
AnotherLimey
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Re: PT AND FT

Post by AnotherLimey »

We had one equal workforce for years, That is not thier agenda now, they want as many part time as possible.

So NO.
Thunderthighs
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Re: PT AND FT

Post by Thunderthighs »

Yep, strongly agree. PT's the way's to go, for RM at least.
25 hrs a week in that place is enuff for any sane person!!!

Think it'll be a National "norm" in 10 -20 yrs time.
As the "Boom and Bust" National economy policies dominate, employers will only employ workers on a "I need you in NOW" basis.

With a growing population, but declining industries - including the Service industry - there will only be FINITE jobs available,
so Job Sharing, PT, and higher unemployment numbers will dominate the workplace.
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Re: PT AND FT

Post by clashcityrocker »

Thunderthighs wrote:
employers will only employ workers on a "I need you in NOW" basis
.

Perhaps we could return to the days of the docks.
Say 40 people turn up at the DO and the DOM decides he only needs 35 that day.
The other 5 are turned away penniless (or they drive round to the next DO because they hear a rumour that they have got vacancies that day.)
And to ensure we all prep at the right speed perhaps every DO should have a bloke banging a big drum.One beat = one letter.
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Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

Actually as I follow Politics fairly well I have noticed over the last few days that Politicians of different hues are starting to question the validity of the recent increase in firms offering only PT hours and contracts.

There is one school of thought in that if more and more workers are on less than 30 hours per week (the arbitrary line used to differentiate FT and PT) then there is less disposable income to help generate growth and consumer confidence, and that it also generates a greater reliance on benefits which will exacerbate the deficit and government borrowing levels. All of this will have a knock on effect on the recovery from the recession making it longer and harder, and more prone to catastrophic effect from any future financial, or even a real and widespread, disaster.

So I was most dismayed when I saw some grey haired banker, wearing clothes more expensive that my weekly take home wage, on the BBC suggesting that the one way of helping the UK would be to cut the up to 300,000 from the Public/Government Work Force. :no no
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Post by clashcityrocker »

TrueBlueTerrier wrote:.
So I was most dismayed when I saw some grey haired banker
Was he really a banker or is that a euphemism to get round the swear filter?
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Re: PT AND FT

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clashcityrocker wrote:
TrueBlueTerrier wrote:.
So I was most dismayed when I saw some grey haired banker
Was he really a banker or is that a euphemism to get round the swear filter?
Both :left:
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