So because I had no break from Xmas casual to full time, my seniority would begin from 1st day of work?fishtank wrote:It's length of continuous RM employment and the tie-breakers are any other periods of Royal Mail service on other grades, secondly, date of selection and, thirdly, date of birth.
Nothing else.
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beinspired
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scoobydo79
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Hmmm I will investigate further.Thank You. I remember some years ago part timers hours varied and the person with the biggest delivery ie most hours took the most senior place on the list.I also seem to remember on a tie breaker the marks on the entrance exam being used lol
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you where offered FT... and i was catorgorically (sp) told that RM do not offer FT anymore.. this was after my maternity leave and i dropped to 30 ( temp) on 'family friendly'.. but was refused my FT back... i have mentioned this before and will prob mention it again,,, its my bug bear... ggrrr ! whinge over.. :)
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beinspired
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This was many moons agoredruby00 wrote:you where offered FT... and i was catorgorically (sp) told that RM do not offer FT anymore.. this was after my maternity leave and i dropped to 30 ( temp) on 'family friendly'.. but was refused my FT back... i have mentioned this before and will prob mention it again,,, its my bug bear... ggrrr ! whinge over.. :)