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good Friday clawback?

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eian687
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Re: good Friday clawback?

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zx135 wrote:
eian687 wrote:at our office if the bank holiday is your day off you only get paid 7.48.................funny my friday hours are 8.15. :crazy:
I take it you mean getting paid for the day in luie rather than taking it as annual leave later in the year?
as i said they will only pay 7.48 and not the longer day :crazy:
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Re: good Friday clawback?

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How many hours do you work on a monday?
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Re: good Friday clawback?

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I would involve the rep in this, the DOM is trying it on, I have never heard of this in my office.
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arnold cheshire
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Re: good Friday clawback?

Post by arnold cheshire »

citypostie wrote:Our Dom has said that people who have a day of during the good Friday week need to make up some hours on another day because of the longs and shorts we are on. In my case I'm off Monday and he says I need to start half an hour earlier on the Saturday, I've never been told this before and wonder if he's correct or trying it on. Any help appreciated
so this is discrimation against new starters with 22.5 days annual leave and long service with 30 days annual leave the dim is talking rubbish
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Re: good Friday clawback?

Post by arnold cheshire »

so if you have 22.5 days plus 8 bh why is the dim moaning about half an hour ?
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Re: good Friday clawback?

Post by IcanthelpthewayIam »

arnold cheshire wrote:
citypostie wrote:Our Dom has said that people who have a day of during the good Friday week need to make up some hours on another day because of the longs and shorts we are on. In my case I'm off Monday and he says I need to start half an hour earlier on the Saturday, I've never been told this before and wonder if he's correct or trying it on. Any help appreciated
so this is discrimation against new starters with 22.5 days annual leave and long service with 30 days annual leave the dim is talking rubbish

Err what discrimination? How are people with 22.5 days or 30 days being discriminated against here?
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Re: good Friday clawback?

Post by arnold cheshire »

zx135 wrote:
arnold cheshire wrote:
citypostie wrote:Our Dom has said that people who have a day of during the good Friday week need to make up some hours on another day because of the longs and shorts we are on. In my case I'm off Monday and he says I need to start half an hour earlier on the Saturday, I've never been told this before and wonder if he's correct or trying it on. Any help appreciated
so this is discrimation against new starters with 22.5 days annual leave and long service with 30 days annual leave the dim is talking rubbish

Err what discrimination? How are people with 22.5 days or 30 days being discriminated against here?
if you have 38 days annual is he asking these posties to work the half an hour ?
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Re: good Friday clawback?

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arnold cheshire wrote:
zx135 wrote:
arnold cheshire wrote:
citypostie wrote:Our Dom has said that people who have a day of during the good Friday week need to make up some hours on another day because of the longs and shorts we are on. In my case I'm off Monday and he says I need to start half an hour earlier on the Saturday, I've never been told this before and wonder if he's correct or trying it on. Any help appreciated
so this is discrimation against new starters with 22.5 days annual leave and long service with 30 days annual leave the dim is talking rubbish

Err what discrimination? How are people with 22.5 days or 30 days being discriminated against here?
if you have 38 days annual is he asking these posties to work the half an hour ?

No where has it been said he is only asking posties with certain numbers of days holiday to work more
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Re: good Friday clawback?

Post by arnold cheshire »

zx135 wrote:
arnold cheshire wrote:
zx135 wrote:
arnold cheshire wrote:
citypostie wrote:Our Dom has said that people who have a day of during the good Friday week need to make up some hours on another day because of the longs and shorts we are on. In my case I'm off Monday and he says I need to start half an hour earlier on the Saturday, I've never been told this before and wonder if he's correct or trying it on. Any help appreciated
so this is discrimation against new starters with 22.5 days annual leave and long service with 30 days annual leave the dim is talking rubbish

Err what discrimination? How are people with 22.5 days or 30 days being discriminated against here?
if you have 38 days annual is he asking these posties to work the half an hour ?

No where has it been said he is only asking posties with certain numbers of days holiday to work more
but hes asking one postie his he asking all ?
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Re: good Friday clawback?

Post by IcanthelpthewayIam »

arnold cheshire wrote:
zx135 wrote:
arnold cheshire wrote:
zx135 wrote:
arnold cheshire wrote:
citypostie wrote:Our Dom has said that people who have a day of during the good Friday week need to make up some hours on another day because of the longs and shorts we are on. In my case I'm off Monday and he says I need to start half an hour earlier on the Saturday, I've never been told this before and wonder if he's correct or trying it on. Any help appreciated
so this is discrimation against new starters with 22.5 days annual leave and long service with 30 days annual leave the dim is talking rubbish

Err what discrimination? How are people with 22.5 days or 30 days being discriminated against here?
if you have 38 days annual is he asking these posties to work the half an hour ?

No where has it been said he is only asking posties with certain numbers of days holiday to work more
but hes asking one postie his he asking all ?
If you read the original post he is asking (wrongly) everyone who is off to make up the time
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Re: good Friday clawback?

Post by arnold cheshire »

zx135 wrote:
arnold cheshire wrote:
zx135 wrote:
arnold cheshire wrote:
zx135 wrote:
arnold cheshire wrote:
citypostie wrote:Our Dom has said that people who have a day of during the good Friday week need to make up some hours on another day because of the longs and shorts we are on. In my case I'm off Monday and he says I need to start half an hour earlier on the Saturday, I've never been told this before and wonder if he's correct or trying it on. Any help appreciated
so this is discrimation against new starters with 22.5 days annual leave and long service with 30 days annual leave the dim is talking rubbish

Err what discrimination? How are people with 22.5 days or 30 days being discriminated against here?
if you have 38 days annual is he asking these posties to work the half an hour ?

No where has it been said he is only asking posties with certain numbers of days holiday to work more
but hes asking one postie his he asking all ?
If you read the original post he is asking (wrongly) everyone who is off to make up the time
again well said :thumbup :thumbup :thumbup :thumbup :thumbup :thumbup :thumbup :thumbup :thumbup
arnold cheshire
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Re: good Friday clawback?

Post by arnold cheshire »

citypostie wrote:Our Dom has said that people who have a day of during the good Friday week need to make up some hours on another day because of the longs and shorts we are on. In my case I'm off Monday and he says I need to start half an hour earlier on the Saturday, I've never been told this before and wonder if he's correct or trying it on. Any help appreciated
his he asking anyone who has saturday off to do half hour on the monday ?
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Re: good Friday clawback?

Post by 5plusbonusball »

swings and roundabouts again, the queen may die and to mourn we might all get a tuesday off , will he pay us extra , will he fook :shock:
Why are lino's paid full-time ??
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Re: good Friday clawback?

Post by daveyeff »

your DOM is talking out of his arse
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Re: good Friday clawback?

Post by Pinky 1 »

daveyeff wrote:your DOM is talking out of his arse
Three pages of mainly waffle, and davey sums it up for you :Very Happy :thumbup
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