As a global communications company I would have though that RM would be good at ... well ..... communicating.
This week I had my rolling contract extended to August ( first surprise 8 months instead of the normal 3) then reading on I found to my horror they had cut my hours from 39 to 28 from January 19th !
Phoned my DOM
His reaction "don't sign it, don't send it back, chuck it in the bin, you're still on 39 hrs"
Well I didn't sign it, but I didn't bin it just in case, guess what in my wage packet I'm paid for my normal 39hrs.
How do HR get away with sending this crap out, they must cause more grief for managers than any other dept in Royal Mail.
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Do RM departments talk to each other ?
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Lateagainpostie
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Do RM departments talk to each other ?
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Darren Bent
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Re: Do RM departments talk to each other ?
Just keep an eye on it when there is holiday and floating week off incase it drop down to 28 hours.
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blue1873
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Re: Do RM departments talk to each other ?
If Carlsberg did F..k-up's and Stupidity they'd come to RM for advice

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TeeferTiger
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Re: Do RM departments talk to each other ?
Course they don't talk to one another, that's a stupid question if you don't mind me saying so!
It's only a communications company after all!
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NumptyBumpty
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Re: Do RM departments talk to each other ?
Keep an eye on it. It might not be HR's fault. Make sure you get the right contract signed otherwise it might cause problems at a later date.