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26th December
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Hector8
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26th December
Does this mean we're officially not working? Sorry it's awful quality but it does say 26/12 no deliveries.
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olilew
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Flashman_
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Re: 26th December
Yes but will they try or be able to claw it back in hours somewhere else ?
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doorstepped
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Re: 26th December
no.
it is designated as a non delivery day so they can't claim it back at all.
the same happened a few years ago and no one lost any days pay etc.
it is designated as a non delivery day so they can't claim it back at all.
the same happened a few years ago and no one lost any days pay etc.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: 26th December
Flashman_ wrote:Yes but will they try or be able to claw it back in hours somewhere else ?
They will but they cant, no clawback was agreed back in 2004, and again in 2007
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Bahia Feliz
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Re: 26th December
We always have Boxing day off like the rest of the country with pay.Why is the op asking this question? I don't get it!
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paul1231
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Re: 26th December
Its supposed tone my long weekend if I'm still on current round then. Would i get both days back or will they try con me with just one?
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rambo1
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Re: 26th December
Paul, read my post in union section.
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theargyspy
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Re: 26th December
Bahia Feliz wrote:We always have Boxing day off like the rest of the country with pay.Why is the op asking this question? I don't get it!
Because Boxing day this year falls on a Monday, if the day after Christmas Day: Boxing day falls on a Saturday the bank holiday day off automatically moves to Monday
so if RM and OFCOM didn't agree to the Saturday after Christmas Day being a non working day we would have had Friday off (Christmas Day) then would have had to work normally on Sat (day after Christmas day) and then had the Monday off (Boxing Day) confusing isn't it?
This way we get Fri,Sat,Sun and Monday off
we have this every every few years but in the past when we had four days off after Christmas we had to work the extra hours back but that changed a while back
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Dorset Plodder
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Re: 26th December
I think a long weekend isn't too much to ask for. Considering the amount of extra work we're going to be doing on the build up to Christmas! We'll probably end up sleeping through two of those days! 
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Jambomatt1874
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Re: 26th December
Why is sat 2nd classed as a bank holiday surely Scotland should have the 4th off aswell
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Surreypostie
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Re: 26th December
Is this official now? I thought Ofcom were still considering it?
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yellowbelly
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Re: 26th December
This is the link to the RM web page that Hector 8 posted, so you can see it in its full glory, but I can't see an official announcementSurreypostie wrote:Is this official now? I thought Ofcom were still considering it?
on the OFCOM web page - just says an announcement in October. Horse before the cart maybe?
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Surreypostie
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Re: 26th December
Cheers for that, maybe it is going to be positive news then. We will see.
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Bahia Feliz
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Re: 26th December
No,Boxing day is Saturday this year not Monday.theargyspy wrote:Bahia Feliz wrote:We always have Boxing day off like the rest of the country with pay.Why is the op asking this question? I don't get it!, if the day after Christmas Day: Boxing day falls on a Saturday the bank holiday day off automatically moves to MondayBecause Boxing day this year falls on a Monday
so if RM and OFCOM didn't agree to the Saturday after Christmas Day being a non working day we would have had Friday off (Christmas Day) then would have had to work normally on Sat (day after Christmas day) and then had the Monday off (Boxing Day) confusing isn't it?
This way we get Fri,Sat,Sun and Monday off
we have this every every few years but in the past when we had four days off after Christmas we had to work the extra hours back but that changed a while back