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deggyg
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Post by deggyg »

Just been informed in our office that you will only be allowed to book 7 hrs for working your day off.
They will get someone else to throw off your round and all you will do is deliver!
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Post by Jpro747 »

Bugger that then!
deggyg
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Post by deggyg »

Exactly
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Post by POSTMAN »

What is your normal hrs,7 hrs to pick up and go is tbf really good!
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Post by daveyeff »

deggyg wrote:Just been informed in our office that you will only be allowed to book 7 hrs for working your day off.
They will get someone else to throw off your round and all you will do is deliver!
so just work for 7hrs then.
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Post by IloveMYredTROLLEY! »

POSTMAN wrote:What is your normal hrs,7 hrs to pick up and go is tbf really good!
Indeed, unless they already have "planned" 6 hour deliveries! :chuckle
deggyg
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Post by deggyg »

We have a lot of 9 day fortnight duties in our office, so instead of 9 hrs + you get at the mo it will only be 7....you will theoretically have your round thrown off for you, but how can you completely throw off a rural round blind?
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Post by NewPostieUK »

deggyg wrote:Just been informed in our office that you will only be allowed to book 7 hrs for working your day off.
They will get someone else to throw off your round and all you will do is deliver!
Now that's what I call a good deal.
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Post by Scotland1 »

We had similar in our office Dom said we would get 548 for day off as we would come into fully prepped duty so we all said we won't be working out days off now we get 748 easy peasy
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Post by Stammerking »

They tried that in our office it did not last long when we were all suddenly busy to work our days off :Very Happy
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motherhubbard
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Post by motherhubbard »

What happened to utilizing all paid work hours?

We get 6 hours and you prep it yourself.
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claretandblue
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Post by claretandblue »

motherhubbard wrote:What happened to utilizing all paid work hours?

We get 6 hours and you prep it yourself.
more fool you ! We get a full days pay, any less and they can get stuffed !
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Post by Bahia Feliz »

motherhubbard wrote:We get 6 hours and you prep it yourself.
So you can prep & deliver it in 6 hours then? What about meal relief?
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Post by motherhubbard »

Bahia Feliz wrote:
motherhubbard wrote:We get 6 hours and you prep it yourself.
So you can prep & deliver it in 6 hours then? What about meal relief?
I hour to prep
30 minutes meal relief
30 minutes redirections tie down etc
10 minutes conveyance
3 hours 40 delivery
10 minutes end of duty tasks.

Something like that.
Some duties are paid as SA so they don't attract the paid meal relief, that gives an extra 30 minutes if the duties are heavier, or further away or whatever.

If you work more than 6 hours, you claim extended.
What I don't understand is why some people think they are entitled to double pay or time and a half (or triple time?)
Is there a list up in your DOs of who is entitled to what? Is it transparent?
Aren't we all equal?
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Post by citypostie »

motherhubbard wrote:
Bahia Feliz wrote:
motherhubbard wrote:We get 6 hours and you prep it yourself.
So you can prep & deliver it in 6 hours then? What about meal relief?
I hour to prep
30 minutes meal relief
30 minutes redirections tie down etc
10 minutes conveyance
3 hours 40 delivery
10 minutes end of duty tasks.

Something like that.
Some duties are paid as SA so they don't attract the paid meal relief, that gives an extra 30 minutes if the duties are heavier, or further away or whatever.

If you work more than 6 hours, you claim extended.
What I don't understand is why some people think they are entitled to double pay or time and a half (or triple time?)
Is there a list up in your DOs of who is entitled to what? Is it transparent?
Aren't we all equal?
Are you working as a van share? If so in our place one of the pair preps both rounds. If you are doing this you must have very light/easy duties to be able to prep them both in an hour