Ok here is the scenario:
You do your normal round then get asked to do another round that day which normally takes 4 1/2 hours. You finish early, do you claim the whole 4 1/2 or the 3 that it took you?
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Q - Overtime
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fishtank
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Re: Q - Overtime
You book what you agreed before you started.
If you didn't have an agreement beforehand book what it took you.
Next time make the deal then do the O.T.
If you didn't have an agreement beforehand book what it took you.
Next time make the deal then do the O.T.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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north london driver
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Re: Q - Overtime
you claim what the duty is.if you took 5.30 hours to do the overtime you would book extendedjamiethompson wrote:Ok here is the scenario:
You do your normal round then get asked to do another round that day which normally takes 4 1/2 hours. You finish early, do you claim the whole 4 1/2 or the 3 that it took you?
or do you do it for nothing,always claim the full hourage.
how do you have 9 hour dutys anyway?
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daveyeff
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Re: Q - Overtime
well our days are 8hrs50 mins a day, thats how we get 9 day fortnights and 3weeks on 1offnorth london driver wrote:you claim what the duty is.if you took 5.30 hours to do the overtime you would book extendedjamiethompson wrote:Ok here is the scenario:
You do your normal round then get asked to do another round that day which normally takes 4 1/2 hours. You finish early, do you claim the whole 4 1/2 or the 3 that it took you?
or do you do it for nothing,always claim the full hourage.
how do you have 9 hour dutys anyway?
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north london driver
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Re: Q - Overtime
so daveyeff
if your duty times are 8.50 and say you start at 6.00am and do overtime 1/2 duty
this makes you a finishing time of 19.15 a bit dark in it.
if your duty times are 8.50 and say you start at 6.00am and do overtime 1/2 duty
this makes you a finishing time of 19.15 a bit dark in it.
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daveyeff
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Re: Q - Overtime
well i dont do o/t mate, been there done it years ago. would,nt even consider it these days. mind you, when i used to do it, you used to get paid 7hrs 15mins for a full duty on overtime, but you were in the house/bar/football ground by 1400. happy times.north london driver wrote:so daveyeff
if your duty times are 8.50 and say you start at 6.00am and do overtime 1/2 duty
this makes you a finishing time of 19.15 a bit dark in it.
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smileski
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Re: Q - Overtime
As always the totally correct answer is the one Fishtank gave.
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wiganpostie
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Re: Q - Overtime
They must be saving thousands with Park & Loop in our office, because the other day one of the bosses authorised payment of 6 hours o/t for two bags of a cut off 
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resperin
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Re: Q - Overtime
if the manager knows that he/she cant find anyone else to do it then they'll pay out more, otherwise they have to do it themselves for freewiganpostie wrote:They must be saving thousands with Park & Loop in our office, because the other day one of the bosses authorised payment of 6 hours o/t for two bags of a cut off