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goona
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Overlooked

Post by goona »

Long story short

Been part time for years and waiting for a full time contract.

Full timer to leave shortly and just found out that we are to get a transferee in on a full time contract.

Does this sound right ?

PS. Going through a Lark and Poop revision now
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music4essex
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Re: Overlooked

Post by music4essex »

Yes it can happen, as it did to me ,

If the person transferring in is done on welfare reasons then yes it can, :cry

I did finally get to fulltime though .

I have been fulltime when i started 24yrs ago/ then part time for 10yrs then back to fulltime

Essex mum :cuppa
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arnold cheshire
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Re: Overlooked

Post by arnold cheshire »

goona wrote:Long story short

Been part time for years and waiting for a full time contract.

Full timer to leave shortly and just found out that we are to get a transferee in on a full time contract.

Does this sound right ?

PS. Going through a Lark and Poop revision now
2 years or 10 years? has anybody else been made full time with less seniority than you ?
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goona
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Re: Overlooked

Post by goona »

music4essex wrote:Yes it can happen, as it did to me ,

If the person transferring in is done on welfare reasons then yes it can, :cry

I did finally get to fulltime though .

I have been fulltime when i started 24yrs ago/ then part time for 10yrs then back to fulltime

Essex mum :cuppa

Thanks for the reply Essex mum.

Looks like i'll just have to wait and see.
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Re: Overlooked

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Way Forward,page 29 and onwards.
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arnold cheshire
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Re: Overlooked

Post by arnold cheshire »

goona wrote:Long story short

Been part time for years and waiting for a full time contract.

Full timer to leave shortly and just found out that we are to get a transferee in on a full time contract.

Does this sound right ?

PS. Going through a Lark and Poop revision now
not enough info goona :wave
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goona
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Re: Overlooked

Post by goona »

bringon4dayweeks wrote:2 years or 10 years? has anybody else been made full time with less seniority than you ?
7 years and nobody made full time.

Everytime a full timer leaves they make the duty part time
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goona
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Re: Overlooked

Post by goona »

POSTMAN wrote:http://www.cwu-e4.co.uk/Royal_Mail_Way_ ... eement.pdf

Way Forward,page 29 and onwards.
Cheers Postman, looks like I might have a case then.

I'll get our union involved.
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arnold cheshire
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Re: Overlooked

Post by arnold cheshire »

goona wrote:
POSTMAN wrote:http://www.cwu-e4.co.uk/Royal_Mail_Way_ ... eement.pdf

Way Forward,page 29 and onwards.
Cheers Postman, looks like I might have a case then.

I'll get our union involved.
i dont see how that helps
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goona
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Re: Overlooked

Post by goona »

bringon4dayweeks wrote:
goona wrote:
POSTMAN wrote:http://www.cwu-e4.co.uk/Royal_Mail_Way_ ... eement.pdf

Way Forward,page 29 and onwards.
Cheers Postman, looks like I might have a case then.

I'll get our union involved.
i dont see how that helps
Why not ?

As Essex mum says unless the person transfering in is a wefare case or they are closing
their office down and they have less seniority why should the person get a 39 hour contract
when I have been told for the past 7 years there is no extra hours
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Re: Overlooked

Post by clashcityrocker »

goona wrote:
Why not ?

unless the person transfering in is a wefare case or they are closing
their office down and they have less seniority why should the person get a 39 hour contract
when I have been told for the past 7 years there is no extra hours
IF they have less seniority.
You don't make that point in the original post.
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arnold cheshire
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Re: Overlooked

Post by arnold cheshire »

goona wrote:
bringon4dayweeks wrote:
goona wrote:
POSTMAN wrote:http://www.cwu-e4.co.uk/Royal_Mail_Way_ ... eement.pdf

Way Forward,page 29 and onwards.
Cheers Postman, looks like I might have a case then.

I'll get our union involved.
i dont see how that helps
Why not ?

As Essex mum says unless the person transfering in is a wefare case or they are closing
their office down and they have less seniority why should the person get a 39 hour contract
when I have been told for the past 7 years there is no extra hours
good luck goona
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goona
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Re: Overlooked

Post by goona »

clashcityrocker wrote:
goona wrote:
Why not ?

unless the person transfering in is a wefare case or they are closing
their office down and they have less seniority why should the person get a 39 hour contract
when I have been told for the past 7 years there is no extra hours
IF they have less seniority.
You don't make that point in the original post.
Sorry :oops:
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goona
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Re: Overlooked

Post by goona »

bringon4dayweeks wrote:
goona wrote:
bringon4dayweeks wrote:
goona wrote:
POSTMAN wrote:http://www.cwu-e4.co.uk/Royal_Mail_Way_ ... eement.pdf

Way Forward,page 29 and onwards.
Cheers Postman, looks like I might have a case then.

I'll get our union involved.
i dont see how that helps
Why not ?

As Essex mum says unless the person transfering in is a wefare case or they are closing
their office down and they have less seniority why should the person get a 39 hour contract
when I have been told for the past 7 years there is no extra hours
good luck goona
Thank you
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roger
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Re: Overlooked

Post by roger »

goona wrote:
bringon4dayweeks wrote:
goona wrote:
bringon4dayweeks wrote:
goona wrote:
POSTMAN wrote:http://www.cwu-e4.co.uk/Royal_Mail_Way_ ... eement.pdf

Way Forward,page 29 and onwards.
Cheers Postman, looks like I might have a case then.

I'll get our union involved.
i dont see how that helps
Why not ?

As Essex mum says unless the person transfering in is a wefare case or they are closing
their office down and they have less seniority why should the person get a 39 hour contract
when I have been told for the past 7 years there is no extra hours
good luck goona
Thank you
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