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some advice
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M33warrior
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some advice
Basically every bank holiday all part timers are given the bank holiday in this case Monday off even though they have bin getting the day off for the duty they have been on for the past 4 weeks
e.g ive been on the same walk for the past 5 weeks started off as monday then tuesaday the following week and so on now next week it falls on a saturday and my manager has given me monday off where do i stand on this it has really cheesed me off.
e.g ive been on the same walk for the past 5 weeks started off as monday then tuesaday the following week and so on now next week it falls on a saturday and my manager has given me monday off where do i stand on this it has really cheesed me off.
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arthur was right
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Re: some advice
Im afraid this is often the case for a lot of p/t staff and newish starters. Personally I think seniority is wrong and this is the main reason part timers get a raw deal[seniority]... and I think it really doesn't belong in a modern workplace. I know that a lot of the"old school brigade" will argue ...this but its wrong. It gives a feeling of "them and us"
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deltaforce
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Re: some advice
If your day off falls on a bank holiday then you will be given a credit against it. The fact your day off was moved was a management decision .im not sure why you blame the seniority system for this.
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jaylime
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Re: some advice
The only people who complain about seniority,are people with no seniority#21years 
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coxie
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Re: some advice
You have the right to book the day as overtime instead of a day in lieu, many doms deny this but I can provide you all the agreements you need plus a confirmation email from moya that mangers should allow you the option to book overtime if your rest days falls on a bank holiday. This shook our office up and stopped managers giving them all bank holiday off because most of them asked for the money.
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DB1100
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Re: some advice
,thanks coxie.coxie wrote:You have the right to book the day as overtime instead of a day in lieu, many doms deny this but I can provide you all the agreements you need plus a confirmation email from moya that mangers should allow you the option to book overtime if your rest days falls on a bank holiday. This shook our office up and stopped managers giving them all bank holiday off because most of them asked for the money.
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coxie
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Re: some advice
DB1100 wrote:With your help,I have also started a sh1te storm,thanks coxie.coxie wrote:You have the right to book the day as overtime instead of a day in lieu, many doms deny this but I can provide you all the agreements you need plus a confirmation email from moya that mangers should allow you the option to book overtime if your rest days falls on a bank holiday. This shook our office up and stopped managers giving them all bank holiday off because most of them asked for the money.
Our managers in finally agreed this week that it was there in black and white and we now have the option to book docket for bank holidays.
If you need anymore I can send you everything moya's team told me, the managers hated it that I went to moya but I gave them numerous chances to take me seriously. Send me a pm if you want it.
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arnold cheshire
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Re: some advice
why are the cwu allowing this ?
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celerycelery
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Re: some advice
Our rep has gone into disagreement over the dsm's refusal to acknowledge this agreement, as for giving all the p/t's bank holiday monday off then surely it messes up the whole weeks programme due to cover duties etc. seems a ridiculous thing to do.
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coxie
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Re: some advice
This was what moya emailed me.
Good afternoon
Thank you for your email to Moya’s Just Say It site. I am part of this team and have been asked to reply.
Our rules on bank holidays have been around for years and the 17 July joint statement was produced to reassure people that the introduction of the new People System Portal (PSP) would make no changes to agreed terms and conditions. Looking back at the joint statement I see the section on bank holidays was not as clear as it could have been and I understand why you’ve asked your question.
What should happen according to the rules which PSP has not changed is that when a bank holiday falls on someone’s rest day they should be given another day off that week. If that is not operationally sensible or is impracticable the people involved can have a day added to their holiday allocation or claim the hours as normal weekday overtime.
Without your details I am unable to ask your Delivery Office Manager to talk with you and your colleagues to clarify how these arrangements will work on future bank holidays. The benefit of our bank holidays is that they give everyone additional time off so when someone does not take their bank holiday due to it coinciding with their rest day the norm should be to try to give them another day off. Where that is impossible they can take the time as normal overtime which of course would not give them time off which was the intention of the bank holiday.
I hope my email has provided you with the clarification you were seeking and if I can help further please contact me.
Kind regards
Jane
Jane Ogden
Chairman & Chief Executive Office
Just Say It
Good afternoon
Thank you for your email to Moya’s Just Say It site. I am part of this team and have been asked to reply.
Our rules on bank holidays have been around for years and the 17 July joint statement was produced to reassure people that the introduction of the new People System Portal (PSP) would make no changes to agreed terms and conditions. Looking back at the joint statement I see the section on bank holidays was not as clear as it could have been and I understand why you’ve asked your question.
What should happen according to the rules which PSP has not changed is that when a bank holiday falls on someone’s rest day they should be given another day off that week. If that is not operationally sensible or is impracticable the people involved can have a day added to their holiday allocation or claim the hours as normal weekday overtime.
Without your details I am unable to ask your Delivery Office Manager to talk with you and your colleagues to clarify how these arrangements will work on future bank holidays. The benefit of our bank holidays is that they give everyone additional time off so when someone does not take their bank holiday due to it coinciding with their rest day the norm should be to try to give them another day off. Where that is impossible they can take the time as normal overtime which of course would not give them time off which was the intention of the bank holiday.
I hope my email has provided you with the clarification you were seeking and if I can help further please contact me.
Kind regards
Jane
Jane Ogden
Chairman & Chief Executive Office
Just Say It
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DB1100
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korky
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Re: some advice
we had a meeting a few weeks ago about this situation, onion rep said from now they'll be looking
at reserves not automatically given BH off and be able to offer more summer holidays through lapsing to those who have built up loads only to be refused holidays later,
straight away 1 lad who'd carried over around 10 days couldn't book anything off except an odd winter week and today they've altered our next weds shift to mirror Tues, (all this agreed by onion) because there's not enough work for us BUT all leave reserves given monday off because there's not enough staff?
1st step is to ban holidays been carried forward, then they'll have to find time or face an seriously under-manned office in march when all the new bills start coming in
straight away 1 lad who'd carried over around 10 days couldn't book anything off except an odd winter week and today they've altered our next weds shift to mirror Tues, (all this agreed by onion) because there's not enough work for us BUT all leave reserves given monday off because there's not enough staff?
1st step is to ban holidays been carried forward, then they'll have to find time or face an seriously under-manned office in march when all the new bills start coming in
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coxie
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Re: some advice
Sent you the two main emails that moya's team gave me
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DB1100
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Re: some advice
Cheers pal.coxie wrote:Sent you the two main emails that moya's team gave me
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korky
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Re: some advice
can you send them me too, don't affect me but a few mates rather pi55ed offcoxie wrote:Sent you the two main emails that moya's team gave me