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terrace
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reply from Adam Crozier-flexibility

Post by terrace »

sent email to Adam Dozier about contracted hours seems to be in conflict about flxibile working
Dear Sir,
You have said "We simply want our people to work the hours they are already
paid to work across the working week."
Well,I work a 4 day week 20.00pm till 05.53 am.Those are my contracted
hours.Not anything less not anything more.So don't expect me to work 30
hours one week,then 50 hours another.


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reply from Adam Crozier-
thanks for the note.
Your quite right i wouldnt expect you to work 30 hours one week and 50 the
next......all i would expect is that across each week you work the
number of hours you are contracted to work.
All the best
Adam

so what's flexible working then?
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AndyK
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Post by AndyK »

he truely is a bare faced lier :cfo
jackdaw
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Post by jackdaw »

Where did you send that, I may try dropping him a line!!
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Re: mail reply from Adam Crozier-flexibility

Post by evilc »

terrace wrote:sent email to Adam Dozier about contracted hours seems to be in conflict about flxibile working
Dear Sir,
You have said "We simply want our people to work the hours they are already
paid to work across the working week."
Well,I work a 4 day week 20.00pm till 05.53 am.Those are my contracted
hours.Not anything less not anything more.So don't expect me to work 30
hours one week,then 50 hours another.


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reply from Adam Crozier-
thanks for the note.
Your quite right i wouldnt expect you to work 30 hours one week and 50 the
next......all i would expect is that across each week you work the
number of hours you are contracted to work.
All the best
Adam

so what's flexible working then?
e-mail back and ask him to explain what flexible working consists of?
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kanuuuuuu
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Post by kanuuuuuu »

this flexibility means finish an hour early one day, then you can finish an hour later the next day
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Post by Wild Rover »

Yep, where did you email that to? We could all do it and crash his system with complaints. I'd also add a few swear words in :cfo
terrace
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Post by terrace »

Adam Crozier email address

adam.crozier@royalmail.com

note-email replies from Adam Crozier are sent in complete confidence so don't mention somebody has sent him an email about contracted hours.
goinpostal
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Post by goinpostal »

annualised hours is what RM is also proposing, and it means exactly the opposite of what Crozier said in that reply. what a liar! :cfo
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Beforenineoclockgoodone
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Post by Beforenineoclockgoodone »

Tell me, who agreed with job & finish last time round, & who now feels that they have made a BIG mistake????
Job & finish
pilsbury
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Post by pilsbury »

Don't quite get this flexible hours thing if you work in a DO.We all work our 8 hours so where do we become flexible,theres no time. :d'oh! :d'oh!
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Post by 24601 »

terrace wrote:Adam Crozier email address

adam.crozier@royalmail.com

note-email replies from Adam Crozier are sent in complete confidence so don't mention somebody has sent him an email about contracted hours.
The first (& last) email I sent to Ask Allan ended up on my Doms desk.

Complete confidence my ar**e
kanuuuuuu
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Post by kanuuuuuu »

pilsbury wrote:Don't quite get this flexible hours thing if you work in a DO.We all work our 8 hours so where do we become flexible,theres no time. :d'oh! :d'oh!
then youre ok
not me
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Post by not me »

pilsbury wrote:Don't quite get this flexible hours thing if you work in a DO.We all work our 8 hours so where do we become flexible,theres no time. :d'oh! :d'oh!
i want to know how they are going to get the hours? when am i finshing early?
are they going to follow me on quiet days or somthing? if thats the case i will be out till my official finish every day.
i can easily do that spending longer on stair buzzers
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Post by smarterdarter »

pilsbury wrote:Don't quite get this flexible hours thing if you work in a DO.We all work our 8 hours so where do we become flexible,theres no time. :d'oh! :d'oh!
poor pilsbury i work in a D/O and what they propose is if it's a light day
they tell you your only needed for six hours today and when you turn up the next day they say "busy today those two hours you owe us from yesterday
you can work them today"
flexible working
stinks don't it boys :mad
terrace
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Post by terrace »

They're suppose to under flexible working if it comes in to give you 7 days notice aren't they?