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Transfer question
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cheekymonkey91
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Transfer question
Does anyone know if you transfer to another office and you've originally had a 40 hour contract, does the office you're transferring to have to give you a certain amount of guaranteed hours?
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somerset
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Re: Transfer question
As far as i am aware ,you continue with a 40 hour contract and you take your seniority with you aswell ?
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: Transfer question
Re the hours, if he transfers to an office that is only advertising a 25 hour vacancy he won't get his 40 hours, so unless there is a full time vacancy he won't get his 40 hour contract, seniority does transfer thoughsomerset wrote:As far as i am aware ,you continue with a 40 hour contract and you take your seniority with you aswell ?
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darren d
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Re: Transfer question
I transfered a few years ago.I was on a 40 hour contract but the DO I went to only had 25 hours.At the time it was a question of take it or leave it.Having said that Some other people transfered in who were on 40 hours and got 40 hours.Hope it helpsScottishrob91 wrote:Does anyone know if you transfer to another office and you've originally had a 40 hour contract, does the office you're transferring to have to give you a certain amount of guaranteed hours?
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cheekymonkey91
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Re: Transfer question
Thanks for the replies. As long as I get at least 25 hours I'll be happy
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justdeno
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Re: Transfer question
When I transfered, I was on 40 hrs, 5 day week. RM had to oblige as this was my contract. The office was still on 6 day's, but i still worked 5. 
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cheekymonkey91
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Re: Transfer question
Hi, was that recent?justdeno wrote:When I transfered, I was on 40 hrs, 5 day week. RM had to oblige as this was my contract. The office was still on 6 day's, but i still worked 5.
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justdeno
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Re: Transfer question
Hi, it was about 7 years ago, but it should be the same. If you have a contract, they have to abide by it. The only thing I did lose my driving allowance, as I was put on a cycle duty, even though they promised me a driving duty. Speak to your area rep. Good luckScottishrob91 wrote:Hi, was that recent?justdeno wrote:When I transfered, I was on 40 hrs, 5 day week. RM had to oblige as this was my contract. The office was still on 6 day's, but i still worked 5.
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POSTMAN
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Re: Transfer question
Errrmmm Justdeno,RM do not have to oblige anything,if someone wants to transfer into another office RM do not have to give the same hrs by default.
If the 40hr job is not there.....it is not there.
If the 40hr job is not there.....it is not there.
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It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: Transfer question
i think justdeno is slightly confised but is actually slightly correct also, i think his point is old office was on 5 day week and new office hadnt changed from 6 day week yet(rather than a change in hours), thats just like if he transfers from an office where by 39 hours has been implemented into an office with 40 he stays at 39 hours until the other office has had their revisionPOSTMAN wrote:Errrmmm Justdeno,RM do not have to oblige anything,if someone wants to transfer into another office RM do not have to give the same hrs by default.
If the 40hr job is not there.....it is not there.
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fishtank
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Re: Transfer question
I think the confusion is over compulsory transfer due to office closure/merger and voluntary transfer.
If you ask for a transfer you get offered what they have going,if you don't like the sound of it...you don't take it.
There are no guarantees on either type of job or hours.
If you ask for a transfer you get offered what they have going,if you don't like the sound of it...you don't take it.
There are no guarantees on either type of job or hours.
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