at my normal office my days off are on a fixed rota. mon thru to sat. I am currently at a different office due to medical reason.
new office are telling me that as I am on light /sick duties that my day off should be every Tuesday. is this correct or can I keep to my original day off rota from old office.
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woopesh
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He / she means that they will be throwing in etc. not going out on delivery. Nothing physically strenous = light duty.Creditshampoo wrote:That's bollocks because Tuesday is the lightest day how the hell is working the busiest days of the week light duties
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wannabeek
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There may be other more experienced members with other info, but I have only ever known people who are temporarily loaned to other offices to keep their set rotation.
It's not easy to say for certain without knowing your specific circumstances, but it sounds like bullpoo to me.
It's not easy to say for certain without knowing your specific circumstances, but it sounds like bullpoo to me.
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Judgee
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Yes this used to be the case in our office too. Would be interested to hear what the official line on this is now?buntin wrote:In our office if you are on light duties like you say , you get saturday off.
Union what Union? Do we have a union?