DOM says to certain people on certain contracts that if you are not willing to work over your time to avoid cutting off they would make you work your contracted hours only and stop your overtime sorting in the morning and move your start and finish times to a later time.
I know they can move our start and finish times and stop overtime if they wish but this almost seems like blackmail and discriminating against certain contract types.
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is this bullying?
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Scotland1
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Re: is this bullying?
Yes it is but it is allowed, stick to ur guns, and only work ur contracted hours, I know it's tough but worth it in long run.
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ruinedankles
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Re: is this bullying?
im aware that they can move times and stop overtime BUT my point is they are saying if we dont go over our time to avoid cutting off then there will be consequences. i hope this makes sense.Scotland1 wrote:Yes it is but it is allowed, stick to ur guns, and only work ur contracted hours, I know it's tough but worth it in long run.
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pumpkin2
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Re: is this bullying?
My DOM is constantly threatening to change hours and and the rest, but you know what, it never happens, or it last a week then everything is back to normal.
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eastie
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Re: is this bullying?
He will soon be asking you to do overtime at Xmas and then you can say "sorry but you said I can't do any overtime"
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ruinedankles
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Re: is this bullying?
he even mentioned about employing people on contracts in the morning just to sort the mail so we didnt have to come in and do iteastie wrote:He will soon be asking you to do overtime at Xmas and then you can say "sorry but you said I can't do any overtime"
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Postie45
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Re: is this bullying?
this is definitely a bullying tactic, however under law it probably wouldnt be seen as bullying. I wouldnt cave to these threats.ruinedankles wrote:he even mentioned about employing people on contracts in the morning just to sort the mail so we didnt have to come in and do it :nervouseastie wrote:He will soon be asking you to do overtime at Xmas and then you can say "sorry but you said I can't do any overtime"
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UnhappyGremlin
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Re: is this bullying?
That's an idle threat.ruinedankles wrote:he even mentioned about employing people on contracts in the morning just to sort the mail so we didnt have to come in and do iteastie wrote:He will soon be asking you to do overtime at Xmas and then you can say "sorry but you said I can't do any overtime"
I wouldn't think they would have the scope to do this.
Plus, if they were genuinely going to do this, it wouldn't be logical. It is cheaper and easier to pay you OT.
I agree, they're trying to bully you into doing it the way they want.
Agree with them, follow instructions, don't cave in.
There is plenty of OT to be had elsewhere. They just don't want the hassle of cut offs.
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