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Delivery supplement on your day off??
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pillarboxred.
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Delivery supplement on your day off??
Can anyone tell me if we are entitled to get paid any delivery supplement if you come in on your day off as this is paid pro rata, surely if you work 48hrs you are entitled to get a further £4 or do you just leave D2D's on the day you come in on overtime as your not getting paid for it??
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fishtank
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Re: Delivery supplement on your day off??
Delivery supplement.....nothing to do with D2Ds.
No you can't have more than the max supplement....just like ESA,drivers allowance PHG,TPM etc when you reach the maximum....that's it.
No you can't have more than the max supplement....just like ESA,drivers allowance PHG,TPM etc when you reach the maximum....that's it.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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Big Daz
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Re: Delivery supplement on your day off??
Its contracted hours only and it's pro rata for anybody on less than FT hours.
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REDLETTER
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Re: Delivery supplement on your day off??
pillarboxred. wrote:Can anyone tell me if we are entitled to get paid any delivery supplement if you come in on your day off as this is paid pro rata, surely if you work 48hrs you are entitled to get a further £4 or do you just leave D2D's on the day you come in on overtime as your not getting paid for it??
Well I'd get mine at pro rata for a 30 hr contract
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coxie
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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Re: Delivery supplement on your day off??
You are not paid for D2D anymore, 20% a day is into the duty now, so if you chose to work your day off you have to do the 20% that come with it for no extra money other than your OT, if you leave them then they will have you for wilful
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pillarboxred.
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Re: Delivery supplement on your day off??
I was only asking as one of drivers in our office gets paid additonal £6-£7 driving allowance if he works his day off. Guess who's not working his day off this sat now
it's just not worth the hassle!!
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mucker
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Re: Delivery supplement on your day off??
dont forget to thank the yes voters,in your office for the shite deal,we all have to put up withpillarboxred. wrote:I was only asking as one of drivers in our office gets paid additonal £6-£7 driving allowance if he works his day off. Guess who's not working his day off this sat nowit's just not worth the hassle!!
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gb93
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Re: Delivery supplement on your day off??
No extra payment, For a FT £20.60 if you work 40 hours,100 hours or 0 hourspillarboxred. wrote:Can anyone tell me if we are entitled to get paid any delivery supplement if you come in on your day off as this is paid pro rata, surely if you work 48hrs you are entitled to get a further £4 or do you just leave D2D's on the day you come in on overtime as your not getting paid for it??
Refuse to do them or leave them and wilful delay is a real possibility
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woofwoof
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Re: Delivery supplement on your day off??
so if you are part time and cover a full time duty do you get the full £20.60 delivery suplement
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fishtank
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Re: Delivery supplement on your day off??
No... it's paid pro-rata on your contracted hours however if you consistently work full-time hours on a part-time contract then you would have a pretty strong legal case............... if you felt it necessary to go down that route.woofwoof wrote:so if you are part time and cover a full time duty do you get the full £20.60 delivery suplement
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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mucker
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Re: Delivery supplement on your day off??
and a rep with a set of balls to take the case onif you consistently work full-time hours on a part-time contract then you would have a pretty strong legal case............... if you felt it necessary to go down that route.
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woofwoof
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Re: Delivery supplement on your day off??
wheres dingo haha hamucker wrote:and a rep with a set of balls to take the case onif you consistently work full-time hours on a part-time contract then you would have a pretty strong legal case............... if you felt it necessary to go down that route.
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mucker
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Re: Delivery supplement on your day off??
no no no,i said a rep with a set of ballswoofwoof wrote:wheres dingo haha hamucker wrote:and a rep with a set of balls to take the case onif you consistently work full-time hours on a part-time contract then you would have a pretty strong legal case............... if you felt it necessary to go down that route.
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woofwoof
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Re: Delivery supplement on your day off??
bump to the top we need an answerwoofwoof wrote:so if you are part time and cover a full time duty do you get the full £20.60 delivery suplement
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woofwoof
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