Is there a certain amount of time someone must do before they can apply for a full time job?
We have someone who is 7 months in and has been told they cant apply for full time until 1 yr service.
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time before full time
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redneck
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time before full time
I would have thought, in this corrupt organisation, that you could be two weeks in and apply for a full time job and get it.
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Seymour Buts
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Goes on seniority like picking a walk does; would totally depend on the office your in. There are stories on here of people being made up after a matter of months, so no there's no limit. They wouldn't be on full rate till after a year though. Those must be truly exceptional circumstances though, like offices who have had a shed load of people leave in a small period of time. The reality is full time contracts are like gold dust, the next in line in our office has about 13 years service I believe and he's still waiting for a full timer to leave so he can be made up.
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Creditshampoo
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Lady in my office was made up to full time after a month your DOM is Lying
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rogersh
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The four pillars agreement states; "Opportunity for P/T employees to increase contractual hours"
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Blinkboy44
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You need to be in a office with a good union rep. I got full time after 11 weeks.
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apm5
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Been in the job 10 years and still part time, and it would seem no prospect of ever getting full time in my office at least.
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bmccoll
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I joined around 30 years ago and then it was about 3 years to get a FT position depending on the staffing. Given that, I was doing FT work for about 2 years before being 'made up'. I feel sorry for most of the guys in my office as despite promises of FT positions many have been AGs for decades.
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jon_gardner85
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I went full time after 6 months, just signed for every walk available in a resign and got the shittest wall in the office. Didn't care as I got what I wanted and then managed to get some taken off 4 months after because of the monster size of it.