Been approached by management for my duty to become a hybrid duty start time changing from 7am to 10.12am and finish time 3pm to 6pm. Now I have a 10 year old child that I have to be home for 3.30pm.
They have offered me a parcel delivery on my original times but I much prefer a van/walking duty.
I will have to put my daughter in an after school club which will be a bit of a financial hit but would prefer my old duty how long have I got before they enforce the change? Rep on a 3 week holiday now and I have not talked to Branch yet but would like a rough idea of times so I got put to my wife
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Start and finish times changed by 2.5 hours how long can I string it out for?
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Stammerking
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paulp
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Start and finish times changed by 2.5 hours how long can I string it out for?
As they offered you another job on same hours they could put you on that now operational needs.Id take that job before someone gets it that way you be home for your child
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DB1100
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Start and finish times changed by 2.5 hours how long can I string it out for?
Surely your child should come first,never mind what you prefer.
For we were soldiers once,and young
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Acca Dacca
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Start and finish times changed by 2.5 hours how long can I string it out for?
they've gave you a reasonable offer
take it
take it
If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next
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DocketLefty
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Start and finish times changed by 2.5 hours how long can I string it out for?
+1DB1100 wrote:Surely your child should come first,never mind what you prefer.
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Stammerking
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Start and finish times changed by 2.5 hours how long can I string it out for?
Not got a problem putting my child in an after school club as its a good one and she goes during school holidays and she likes it, Its just the financial end which I have a problem with and the longer I stay like I am the better.
Just thought they had to give you several weeks notice before they changed your hours?
Just thought they had to give you several weeks notice before they changed your hours?
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Creditshampoo
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Start and finish times changed by 2.5 hours how long can I string it out for?
Theyre not changing your hours. They're moving you to another duty the same hours or you can start 2 hours later....just accept it.
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woody38
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Start and finish times changed by 2.5 hours how long can I string it out for?
Ask them if u can try the other job on a 2 or 3 week trial, u might like it, remember once u agree to the new job u cannot change it.Stammerking wrote:Been approached by management for my duty to become a hybrid duty start time changing from 7am to 10.12am and finish time 3pm to 6pm. Now I have a 10 year old child that I have to be home for 3.30pm.
They have offered me a parcel delivery on my original times but I much prefer a van/walking duty.
I will have to put my daughter in an after school club which will be a bit of a financial hit but would prefer my old duty how long have I got before they enforce the change? Rep on a 3 week holiday now and I have not talked to Branch yet but would like a rough idea of times so I got put to my wife
Cheers
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Stammerking
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Start and finish times changed by 2.5 hours how long can I string it out for?
Delivering 40 plus specials with tracked and 9am specials which could be anywhere in the area is not my idea of fun, driving for 7 hrs on a s**t one way system around the town with holiday traffic during the summer
Postman demanding bag drops at certain times sod that I only joined royal Mail to ride my bike in the countryside
The duty they are offering is vacant for a reason
Postman demanding bag drops at certain times sod that I only joined royal Mail to ride my bike in the countryside
The duty they are offering is vacant for a reason
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woody38
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Start and finish times changed by 2.5 hours how long can I string it out for?
Fair play to u, I thought these jobs had gone years ago when we went over to the van shareing, I had a job like this & I hated it.Stammerking wrote:Delivering 40 plus specials with tracked and 9am specials which could be anywhere in the area is not my idea of fun, driving for 7 hrs on a s**t one way system around the town with holiday traffic during the summer![]()
Postman demanding bag drops at certain times sod that I only joined royal Mail to ride my bike in the countryside
The duty they are offering is vacant for a reason