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Wallingford week query

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themaze
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Wallingford week query

Post by themaze »

Our office is all on the wallingford week scheme, could you clarify if we are on a 39 hour week or more hours?

We've been told we have to work more hours as were doing wallingford week plus we have to give back a weeks leave per year.
cheshirecheese
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Re: Wallingford week query

Post by cheshirecheese »

Yes you need to work more hours to "pay" for your week off. You get the same entitlement for a/l but to book a week off will cost six days, so you will end up with less weeks of a/l but still the same amount of days.
antcpfc
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Re: Wallingford week query

Post by antcpfc »

It's a Wallington week. :thumbup
You will need to work around 47 hours a week to pay for the week off.
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fishtank
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Re: Wallingford week query

Post by fishtank »

1 Week Off In 6 Duty Rotations (Wallingtons) National Guidelines.

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Thunderthighs
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Re: Wallingford week query

Post by Thunderthighs »

So...it seems someone whos working only 40 hours appears to get this Wallington thingy?
That cant be right, can it??
20hrs is RM work, and - in theory -15hrs is Romec work, plus they "work" an hours O/T every day ( This is disputed ) making 40hrs.
Just wondering how it seems that its OK to do this?
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Re: Wallingford week query

Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

Thunderthighs wrote:So...it seems someone whos working only 40 hours appears to get this Wallington thingy?
That cant be right, can it??
No anyone on any hours can do a Wallington (1 in 6) rotation.

The only stipulation is that you work 5 weeks and get 1 week off - as opposed to 5 days and 1 day off. In a wallington week the extra day you work unpaid rolls over to your 6th week.
Thunderthighs wrote:20hrs is RM work, and - in theory -15hrs is Romec work, plus they "work" an hours O/T every day ( This is disputed ) making 40hrs.
Just wondering how it seems that its OK to do this?
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Thunderthighs
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Re: Wallingford week query

Post by Thunderthighs »

Locals the word...Think its a "Ive got RM over a barrel, so I get special leave/treatment"
Being picked up to get to work, and regularly taken home..in RM vans...wish I had a RM Chauffeur too!!