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gideon 60
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- Joined: 02 Feb 2010, 21:06
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Re: displaced
if my duty go,s in a revision what can they make me do. ie different function, different shift, different office?
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Pat Ostman
- Posts: 2797
- Joined: 17 Sep 2008, 21:53
- Gender: Male
- Location: In the Line Managers office being screwed over.
Re: displaced
If its in a revision, ie no fault of your own. No I would imagine they could not move you officegideon 60 wrote:if my duty go,s in a revision what can they make me do. ie different function, different shift, different office?
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bogstandard
- Posts: 1074
- Joined: 08 Nov 2007, 06:16
Re: displaced
With regards to other office i would imagine, the 07 agreement holds the field.gideon 60 wrote:if my duty go,s in a revision what can they make me do. ie different function, different shift, different office?
If you work in a D.O. your attendance times would be somewhere between 05:00 start to a 15:00 finish. you could reasonably expect to continue working those hours although not necessarily at your current office.
Having said that though any and all travel to A.N.Other office would all be part of your contracted hours.
This means that you would attend you present office at say 05:00 and it is the businesses responsibility to accelerate you to the other office and to return you by 13:00 WITHIN your attendance times
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louielouie
- Posts: 44
- Joined: 16 Feb 2010, 21:26
- Gender: Male
Re: displaced
you would fall under the mtsf agreement.
if no duty is available for you and u have to work in a different shift pattern you would keep your old allowances for 3 yrs, before all this happens you should be consolled fully by a manager. the mtsf is a big can of worms. please clarify your full story may be i can help further
if no duty is available for you and u have to work in a different shift pattern you would keep your old allowances for 3 yrs, before all this happens you should be consolled fully by a manager. the mtsf is a big can of worms. please clarify your full story may be i can help further
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spoodoo
- Posts: 829
- Joined: 06 Sep 2009, 18:07
- Gender: Male
Re: displaced
if im beein displaced off my duty ,through no fault of my own does that mean ill be first pick in resign?????
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Exrep
- Posts: 1005
- Joined: 02 Oct 2009, 21:01
- Gender: Male
Re: displaced
No unless your the senior man at the top of the tree why should you.
Anyway if its a full office revision and your having a re-pick (Which is decided by CWU members in your office not R/M) you will get your choice of duty.
I went on leave last year and came back to no walk that i had been on for the last 7 years and because i wouldnt pick a duty (The whole office refused) they made me a reserve and put less senior postmen on a duty before me. We took 4 days un-offical action and went through 3 months of hell and on the 7 dec 09 we had another revision with more duties put back in.It wasnt until then that we all chose our own duties as dictatored by the seniority list
Unless your very low down on the pecking order why worry you will get your turn.
Anyway if its a full office revision and your having a re-pick (Which is decided by CWU members in your office not R/M) you will get your choice of duty.
I went on leave last year and came back to no walk that i had been on for the last 7 years and because i wouldnt pick a duty (The whole office refused) they made me a reserve and put less senior postmen on a duty before me. We took 4 days un-offical action and went through 3 months of hell and on the 7 dec 09 we had another revision with more duties put back in.It wasnt until then that we all chose our own duties as dictatored by the seniority list
Unless your very low down on the pecking order why worry you will get your turn.
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Big Daz
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- Joined: 17 Apr 2007, 20:27
- Gender: Male
Re: displaced
If your on a fixed term contract at one D.O, RML may other you another Fixed term contract at another when ther current contract ends.
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spoodoo
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- Gender: Male
Re: displaced
the problem with a new resign is ,,,theres a lot less full time duties now ,and a lot more part time duties , the way forward stinks.