read this if you come in early unpaid on P/L

NWpostie · Post by **NWpostie** » 03 Jun 2012, 11:06

fishtank wrote:3.3 The level of part timers’ contracted hours will be jointly reviewed locally on
a six monthly basis. Where appropriate, increased contracted hours will be
offered to reflect the hours actually worked and planned.[/b]

I believe Volatilis Sus* is a not an extinct species

* Latin = flying pig

briantwigley · Post by **briantwigley** » 04 Jun 2012, 16:03

eastie wrote:Plus RM are saving loads by getting P/T, ie. 32 hour staff staff doing 40 hours by coming in early every day but saving on holiday pay pension payments etc.
Its getting F/T staff on the cheap

This happened to me, they brought me in on a 35 hour contract but I am still expected to do a full time duty with an hour less every day. We are pre-revision at the moment so things could change. While I don't come in early or stay later or anything like that, I'm the only one on this kind of contract and others in the office were surprised but this obviously saves them 5 hours a week which is quite a bit.

Darren Bent · Post by **Darren Bent** » 06 Jun 2012, 19:14

I don't come in early unlike lot of people in my office. I only come early if I am doing something afterward ie catching a flight. WSM save a lot of time for me. So it is not too bad.

post_bitch · Post by **post_bitch** » 07 Jun 2012, 23:18

i just go in the same time as full time staff but my cuntract is 22 hours and theres 40

It just seems to be the right thing to do

Post by **POSTMAN** » 07 Jun 2012, 23:59

post_bitch wrote:i just go in the same time as full time staff but my cuntract is 22 hours and theres 40

It just seems to be the right thing to do

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 08 Jun 2012, 16:09

BELIAL · Post by **BELIAL** » 18 Feb 2018, 23:44

fishtank wrote:
eastie wrote:Plus RM are saving loads by getting P/T, ie. 32 hour staff staff doing 40 hours by coming in early every day but saving on holiday pay pension payments etc.
Its getting F/T staff on the cheap
Hopefully that's going to change eastie.

3.3 The level of part timers’ contracted hours will be jointly reviewed locally on
a six monthly basis. Where appropriate, increased contracted hours will be
offered to reflect the hours actually worked and planned.

and here we are ,six years later , more agreement in principle balls almost word for worthless word.

Stormproof · Post by **Stormproof** » 19 Feb 2018, 15:14

We've got a few who turn up early at my office, they are all prepped before 6.15.
One part timer is in about 4.30. Not due in on overtime until 6.15 to 8.40, always goes over the finish time. Has to be the richest person in the office. Total bloody piss take!

fishtank · Post by **fishtank** » 19 Feb 2018, 15:17

Did you two text each other?
Welcome back strangers.

Stormproof · Post by **Stormproof** » 19 Feb 2018, 15:31

fishtank wrote:Did you two text each other?
Welcome back strangers.

I lurk occassionally

Post by **IloveMYredTROLLEY!** » 19 Feb 2018, 16:51

The usual faces in my depot that are asked to come in early on overtime to do advance parcel sorting and/or IPS before the rest of us turn up at contracted start time, always seem to miraculously have an awful lot of their delivery frame prepped as we walk past their frames...

Yet their is still plenty of IPS and parcel sorting left to do.

Some of these usual faces have duties that now have crazy indoor 318 expectations, which means they will go over and/or need to cut off most days, is strictly sticking to their contract hours 318.

But this mysterious head-start they get makes the overall duty workload look far more achievable for them, while the day off covers come in at the correct time and know there are heavy odds on them not getting finished within duty hours.

Post by **General Mannerheim** » 19 Feb 2018, 17:01

BoxcarBob wrote:Thats nowt, most of the part timers in my office come in at least an hour early, some come in 2 1/2 hours early!! Im one of the very few PT'ers that come in on time there.

We havent got P and L though yet at ours.

No park and loop?
Where are you the moon?

fishtank · Post by **fishtank** » 19 Feb 2018, 17:07

General Mannerheim wrote:
BoxcarBob wrote:Thats nowt, most of the part timers in my office come in at least an hour early, some come in 2 1/2 hours early!! Im one of the very few PT'ers that come in on time there.

We havent got P and L though yet at ours.
No park and loop?
Where are you the moon?

This is a very old thread General.

Post by **General Mannerheim** » 19 Feb 2018, 18:13

fishtank wrote:
General Mannerheim wrote:
BoxcarBob wrote:Thats nowt, most of the part timers in my office come in at least an hour early, some come in 2 1/2 hours early!! Im one of the very few PT'ers that come in on time there.

We havent got P and L though yet at ours.
No park and loop?
Where are you the moon?
This is a very old thread General.

Yeah I know my Fishy friend.
He might be from that there London though, you know the place where dingo and his merry maids reside 20 years behind everybody else.

Kings Norton · Post by **Kings Norton** » 19 Feb 2018, 18:18

eastie wrote:our office has a lot of staff coming in up to 30-45 mins early each day on P/L to get finished on time
Now it looks as though we are doing ok due to the false impression by these early starters.
So RM are cutting the hours for Part timers in our office ................. thanks a a lot.
These posties coming in early are cutting their own throuts, why come in early when they could come in at their normal start time and cut off or do O/T , absolute madness.

Part timers are just as bad, in my office we have up to 3 or 4 of them that comes in two hours before their time shadowing the managers all morning looking for overtime, when the office phone rings they have killing off stickers in their hands ready to stick on the best rows for overtime then they sprint to the frame.

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