If you are paid 3P per card, you have 3 days to deliver them in, unless the O/T is due to excess normal traffic,ziko wrote:Today my office was told no one will be paid any overtime because we're recieving a payment of 3p per poll card item delivered.
Our Union rep phoned headoffice and told us that the rules and regulations on overtime payment caused because of excess delivery items from 2nd class poll cards was unclear
Clarification from the rule book on this one would be recieved with gratitude? No one has been able to book any overtime as the overtime book is mysteriously no where to be found in the managers office along with any manager this afternoon.
No, we didn't have 3 days to deliver the poll cards we were told that under no circumstances were any to be left in frame all had to be delivered today!Steviea34 wrote: If you are paid 3P per card, you have 3 days to deliver them in, unless the O/T is due to excess normal traffic,
why would you expect to be paid twice?
You're confusing people and probably your self.ziko wrote:No, we didn't have 3 days to deliver the poll cards we were told that under no circumstances were any to be left in frame all had to be delivered today!Steviea34 wrote: If you are paid 3P per card, you have 3 days to deliver them in, unless the O/T is due to excess normal traffic,
why would you expect to be paid twice?
Also why would we be paid twice, are you not on a hourly rate steve?
My question was i need clarification that a payment of 3p per item is a legal substitution for our hourly wage?
See,this is the problem with local agreements.No one knows what the office down the road are getting,time and money wise,and liberties are being taken by some doms.ziko wrote:No, we didn't have 3 days to deliver the poll cards we were told that under no circumstances were any to be left in frame all had to be delivered today!Steviea34 wrote: If you are paid 3P per card, you have 3 days to deliver them in, unless the O/T is due to excess normal traffic,
why would you expect to be paid twice?
Also why would we be paid twice, are you not on a hourly rate steve?
My question was i need clarification that a payment of 3p per item is a legal substitution for our hourly wage?
if you delivered all poll cards in your duty time you would be paid your days wages plus the extra for the poll cards, so why if we go over our time should we not expect to be paid o/t as per normal.Steviea34 wrote:If you are paid 3P per card, you have 3 days to deliver them in, unless the O/T is due to excess normal traffic,ziko wrote:Today my office was told no one will be paid any overtime because we're recieving a payment of 3p per poll card item delivered.
Our Union rep phoned headoffice and told us that the rules and regulations on overtime payment caused because of excess delivery items from 2nd class poll cards was unclear
Clarification from the rule book on this one would be recieved with gratitude? No one has been able to book any overtime as the overtime book is mysteriously no where to be found in the managers office along with any manager this afternoon.
why would you expect to be paid twice?
Has anyone got the Balls to name offices that are getting paid 3p to deliver polling cards. my rep wants evidence, i think its all wind ups on here or are you afraid of the line manager reading on here. Bawk. Bawk. Bawk...ziko wrote:Today my office was told no one will be paid any overtime because we're recieving a payment of 3p per poll card item delivered.
Our Union rep phoned headoffice and told us that the rules and regulations on overtime payment caused because of excess delivery items from 2nd class poll cards was unclear
Clarification from the rule book on this one would be recieved with gratitude? No one has been able to book any overtime as the overtime book is mysteriously no where to be found in the managers office along with any manager this afternoon.
After much confusion on the morning when they arrived, we were informed that we should be claiming an election premium for the 2nd class polling cards. I was told when my round was already bundled up, so I had to estimate 900 cards spread over 475 residentials (even that could have been an under-estimate, got a fair few multiple occupancies on my round).Jenny Manchester wrote:Has anyone got the Balls to name offices that are getting paid 3p to deliver polling cards. my rep wants evidence, i think its all wind ups on here or are you afraid of the line manager reading on here. Bawk. Bawk. Bawk...ziko wrote:Today my office was told no one will be paid any overtime because we're recieving a payment of 3p per poll card item delivered.
Our Union rep phoned headoffice and told us that the rules and regulations on overtime payment caused because of excess delivery items from 2nd class poll cards was unclear
Clarification from the rule book on this one would be recieved with gratitude? No one has been able to book any overtime as the overtime book is mysteriously no where to be found in the managers office along with any manager this afternoon.