...and then you get charged with wilful delay.Indy wrote:Can't understand why this is causing so much traffic.... they don't pay OT so what? smile get the job then when you have too much work and he says he doesn't pay OT you say "CUT-OFF"
Simples.
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Is unpaid overtime a common practice in sorting offices?
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Viewfindergeneral
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Dumpys Rusty Nuts
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I so feel for these lads just starting,after reading the replys i understand the[we aint workin for them boys] but these lads are just startin and have to make the impression they are interested,if they turn round and say im not finishing it ,which one of the old guard do,then there card is marked,when i started,all those years ago a particular manager in my office used to say,and i quote,bloke lucky to have job,millions on dole have your job[A PRIZE COCK]
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rhino49
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is this any help ?
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box_shana
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Re: Is unpaid overtime a common practice in sorting offices?
Cheers for that buddy, If the manager decided to give me any crap when I ask for overtime, I will quote Appendix 3 of the code of conductrhino49 wrote:is this any help ?