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Nishaddabba1
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Family friendly hours

Post by Nishaddabba1 »

Hi I am given family friendly for 1 day 23.15pm-9am and I finish on a Friday morning at 7.30am do i have to give back 1.5 hours back to royalmail please help me thank you
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Family friendly

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If you are given family friendly hours only if it's for one day only I finish 7.30 am on a Friday morning my usual time is 9 am finish do I have to give back the 1.5 hours back please can you help me thanks
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Re: Family friendly

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you should have already agreed what would happen to the 1.5 hour shortfall when you agreed your family friendly attendance pattern
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Nishaddabba1
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Flexible working

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Hi can you help me regarding family friendly hours I have been given family friendly for 1 day where I finish 1.5 hours early before my duty do i have to give back the 1.5 hours back ? Please advise me
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Re: Flexible working

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Nishaddabba1 wrote:Hi can you help me regarding family friendly hours I have been given family friendly for 1 day where I finish 1.5 hours early before my duty do i have to give back the 1.5 hours back ? Please advise me
In a nut shell yes, you could come in 1/2 hr early for 3 days.
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Re: Flexible working

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does it not state in the flexible working policy you don't have to give the hours back?
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Re: Flexible working

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Nishaddabba1 wrote:does it not state in the flexible working policy you don't have to give the hours back?

Not specifically because there are so many different ways of working flexibly.

If they are paying you your full contract hours then yes you will have to work the 1.5 hours elsewhere.

If they have reduced your contract by 1.5 hours a week then, no you won't have to work it back.
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Re: Flexible working

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Thank you all for your help
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Re: Flexible working

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Nishaddabba1 wrote:does it not state in the flexible working policy you don't have to give the hours back?
If you were already aware of this why ask. So, like many others who, only want to hear what they want to hear.
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