The thing is I am the only part time employee that this is happening to in the office.
Is this ok or could this fall under the bracket of discrimination?
Thanks in advance
It's fine. You can be asked to work your contracted hours only just as you can ask to work only your contracted hours.Poster91 wrote:
Is this ok o
Isee shame its just me whos getting my hours cut.NewPostieUK wrote:It's fine. You can be asked to work your contracted hours only just as you can ask to work only your contracted hours.Poster91 wrote:
Is this ok o
EDIT: Actually, you might have a case, as every person, within reason, should be allowed some overtime, if there is enough. See your rep.
Poster91 wrote:Isee shame its just me whos getting my hours cut.NewPostieUK wrote:It's fine. You can be asked to work your contracted hours only just as you can ask to work only your contracted hours.Poster91 wrote:
Is this ok o
EDIT: Actually, you might have a case, as every person, within reason, should be allowed some overtime, if there is enough. See your rep.
However, for full disclosure, there is nothing illegal about RM (or any business) changing your hours as long as they follow the correct procedure. If the worker disagrees with it there are steps they can take. Hopefully, as I say this won't apply if you are a permanent employee.Full-time employees will retain full-time status unless they volunteer to
move to part time hours. Part-time employees will be entitled to retain
their existing contractual hours if they wish.
Sounds like the opening to a trailer for a Hollywood movie.pants123 wrote:Royal mail is being destroyed...
meercat wrote:Sounds like the opening to a trailer for a Hollywood movie.pants123 wrote:Royal mail is being destroyed...
As they appear to be in a lot of offices. Won't be long now before the lobbying starts to scrap the USO,then we are on the slippery slope.norm wrote:Talk of similar thing happening in our office, cutting hours in morning, cutting pressure OT.
Yet duties/packets are failing daily ...
What time is school run? My first letter today was 10:40nand yes I cut offPoster91 wrote:Basically someone throws in my male who doesnt know the round (sometimes 3people to many cooks if you ask me).
Someone else then goes out and delivers the big parcels on my round (not aware of safe places or alternative addresses resulting in more parcels being brought back).
I come in at 8 load the van and go and deliver. Meaning I am half an hour later than usual so i get hammered by the school run.
The bags are all wrong because he doesn't know the round whos bagging up which isn't his fault.
Delivering parcels and mail twice to the same address in one day.
Don't get me started on miss sorts I have to bring back which is usually half a bundle.
Its on my head still if i misdeliver to a wrong address even though I am trying my best to catch them on the doorstep.
It really isnt an efficient way of working which is a shame as i really enjoyed the job