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Seniority when transferring to another office?
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mailmonkey
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Seniority when transferring to another office?
Hi.
I'm transferring to another office which is due a repick soon.
I've been told that I will keep my seniority from service at my current office, but THIS WILL NOT BE VALID FOR THE FIRST 6 MONTHS at new office.
This makes no sense to me, if it's a rule, it's a rule, albeit a senseless one; or is someone spinning me a line?
I'm transferring to another office which is due a repick soon.
I've been told that I will keep my seniority from service at my current office, but THIS WILL NOT BE VALID FOR THE FIRST 6 MONTHS at new office.
This makes no sense to me, if it's a rule, it's a rule, albeit a senseless one; or is someone spinning me a line?
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krussel
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- Location: Out on the streets.
Re: Seniority when transferring to another office?
Cant say ive ever heard of this six months thing.
I dont remember it in the agreement but it was some time ago
I dont remember it in the agreement but it was some time ago
Rows of houses all bearing down on me........I can feel their blue hands touching me.......All these things in all positions.........All these things will one day take control..........
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Indy
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Re: Seniority when transferring to another office?
Me thinks your getting shafted! Is this 'rule' coming from the office your going to or from the office your leaving? Can I assume that you have a fair amount of Seniority?mailmonkey wrote:Hi.
I'm transferring to another office which is due a repick soon.
I've been told that I will keep my seniority from service at my current office, but THIS WILL NOT BE VALID FOR THE FIRST 6 MONTHS at new office.
This makes no sense to me, if it's a rule, it's a rule, albeit a senseless one; or is someone spinning me a line?
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mailmonkey
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- Gender: Male
Re: Seniority when transferring to another office?
No no no, it's one of our Deputy Managers or whatever they're called told me this, backed up by a grinning buffoon of a PHG.
I have a reasonable amount of seniority for a PTer, and was telling them that I was looking forward to getting a reasonable round at my new office.
I'm pretty sure judging from your responses above that this was an attempt at "humour".
It didn't make any sense to me, but it had me worried as it's the sort of nonsensical rule RM would come up with.
Thanks for replies!
I have a reasonable amount of seniority for a PTer, and was telling them that I was looking forward to getting a reasonable round at my new office.
I'm pretty sure judging from your responses above that this was an attempt at "humour".
It didn't make any sense to me, but it had me worried as it's the sort of nonsensical rule RM would come up with.
Thanks for replies!
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Theghost
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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Re: Seniority when transferring to another office?
100% You keep it,No 6 month rule,Total rubbish.
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: Seniority when transferring to another office?
one thing to be aware of though, you said you were looking forward to getting a decent walk, but dont forget say a nice rural comes vacant, the whole office will get the oppertunity to sign for it before your transfer in, after any moves the resultant duty that becomes vacant will be the one you will get the oppertunity for
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enzio
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Re: Seniority when transferring to another office?
thats a load of b##### pal i transferd to a new office and your seniorty goes with you from the off dont take any notice phone your area rep if in doubt. 
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: Seniority when transferring to another office?
erm no im notenzio wrote:thats a load of b##### pal i transferd to a new office and your seniorty goes with you from the off dont take any notice phone your area rep if in doubt.
14.4 Where a full-time post is advertised internally, it will be available to all full-time employees and part-time employees, who have opted for full-time employment, in that resourcing unit. The posts will be filled on the basis of ‘most senior individual’. Where a part-time post is advertised internally, it will be available to all employees as above and filled in the same way.
14.5 The resulting vacancy will be temporarily filled by a reserve, a surplus employee, a transferee from within the wider resourcing area or another resourcing area or by direct recruitment in line with the process above.
the vacancy is offered internally in the DO first then the resultant vacancy after any changes can be filled by the transferee that what the agreements state
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REDLETTER
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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Re: Seniority when transferring to another office?
Have you got the download for this?zx135 wrote:erm no im notenzio wrote:thats a load of b##### pal i transferd to a new office and your seniorty goes with you from the off dont take any notice phone your area rep if in doubt.
14.4 Where a full-time post is advertised internally, it will be available to all full-time employees and part-time employees, who have opted for full-time employment, in that resourcing unit. The posts will be filled on the basis of ‘most senior individual’. Where a part-time post is advertised internally, it will be available to all employees as above and filled in the same way.
14.5 The resulting vacancy will be temporarily filled by a reserve, a surplus employee, a transferee from within the wider resourcing area or another resourcing area or by direct recruitment in line with the process above.
the vacancy is offered internally in the DO first then the resultant vacancy after any changes can be filled by the transferee that what the agreements state
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fishtank
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Re: Seniority when transferring to another office?
It's from the way forward agreement...it's in the downloads section on the sight.somewhere
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good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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mailmonkey
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Re: Seniority when transferring to another office?
I've been told there's over 10 positions vacant, I'm thr only one who's been on the transfer list for years, the others are new starters, all the vacancies are for floating cover 3 day week 25 hour rural singleton van duties
The revision is due to come in new office in next few weeks, repick after bedding in period, it's 99% sure I'l be in before repick.
I'd get seniority over the new starters? not many of the old boys gonna be sniffing after a 25hr a week rural driving duty surely?
The revision is due to come in new office in next few weeks, repick after bedding in period, it's 99% sure I'l be in before repick.
I'd get seniority over the new starters? not many of the old boys gonna be sniffing after a 25hr a week rural driving duty surely?
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: Seniority when transferring to another office?
mailmonkey wrote:I've been told there's over 10 positions vacant, I'm thr only one who's been on the transfer list for years, the others are new starters, all the vacancies are for floating cover 3 day week 25 hour rural singleton van duties
The revision is due to come in new office in next few weeks, repick after bedding in period, it's 99% sure I'l be in before repick.
I'd get seniority over the new starters? not many of the old boys gonna be sniffing after a 25hr a week rural driving duty surely?
couple off points, yes you would have seniority over the new starts, any existing staff will get first refusal over the vacancys before you, if in before revision and then repick happens after you have "moved" you will have your seniority
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mailmonkey
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DavidUK
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Re: Seniority when transferring to another office?
Seniority is an insidious pile of crap.
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richystran
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Re: Seniority when transferring to another office?
What other method would you recommend? I quess you are well down the list or you would not say that! lolDavidUK wrote:Seniority is an insidious pile of crap.