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start and finish times for all contracts.

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leolion855
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start and finish times for all contracts.

Post by leolion855 »

is there a list anywhere on here which gives the start and finish times for 25hr contract,32hr contracts and 39hr contracts as its difficult info to find in my office.
doorstepped
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Post by doorstepped »

all office's will be different from each other.
NewPostieUK
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start and finish times for all contracts.

Post by NewPostieUK »

Some people with the same contract might start and finish at different times even in the same office.
Seymour Buts
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Post by Seymour Buts »

I don't understand posts like this. Your start and finish times are on the sheets in the office surely? You must know what time you start too? Unless they pay you overtime to come in early and do indoor work. I start at 8, but often they ask me to come in for 7 to prep other duties who start later than 8.
Celgar
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Post by Celgar »

leolion855 wrote:is there a list anywhere on here which gives the start and finish times for 25hr contract,32hr contracts and 39hr contracts as its difficult info to find in my office.
Aren't your duty times marked on your signing in/out/in/out sheets ??
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Rapidryan88
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Post by Rapidryan88 »

Sorry but does anyone have the number I need to get w contract? 5 weeks in and still haven’t got mine
beanmuncha
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Post by beanmuncha »

When you sign in the office in the morning, next to your name and duty should be a start time and across from that a finish time for that day.
If you have long and shorts your finish time will change but most of the time your start time stays the same.
if you are still at a loss ask your DOM or Rep to print you out a copy of normal start/finish times.
NewPostieUK
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Post by NewPostieUK »

To be fair to the op, even if the times are on the sign in sheet, they are probably wrong. They are in my office.
crimson king
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Post by crimson king »

NewPostieUK wrote:To be fair to the op, even if the times are on the sign in sheet, they are probably wrong. They are in my office.
Very true, my start time varies from 8.55, 9.05, 10.10 and 10.25 on the signing in sheet on any given day. It never says 9.30, my actual start time. I just cross out whatever's there and scribble in my actual start time. That's my first job of the day, every day. Because I'm pedantic like that.
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Pikeman180
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Post by Pikeman180 »

Should also say on walk log...
Seymour Buts
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Post by Seymour Buts »

crimson king wrote:
NewPostieUK wrote:To be fair to the op, even if the times are on the sign in sheet, they are probably wrong. They are in my office.
Very true, my start time varies from 8.55, 9.05, 10.10 and 10.25 on the signing in sheet on any given day. It never says 9.30, my actual start time. I just cross out whatever's there and scribble in my actual start time. That's my first job of the day, every day. Because I'm pedantic like that.
10.25? Christ! Is there anybody that actually starts at that time in your office? Even on light days that would make finish somewhere in the region of 4 in our office. 5 or 6 on heavy days!
Dannybuca
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Post by Dannybuca »

Rapidryan88 wrote:Sorry but does anyone have the number I need to get w contract? 5 weeks in and still haven’t got mine
I didn't get one until I hit almost exactly six months. Funnily enough the contract was for 3mths after the first 6 so for the latter I have just worked without one :Applause
danterossetti
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Post by danterossetti »

leolion855 wrote:is there a list anywhere on here which gives the start and finish times for 25hr contract,32hr contracts and 39hr contracts as its difficult info to find in my office.
You must surely know the start and finish time for your own contract ???

I smell a rat. Are they shafting you?

Don't forget to take your paid breaks.
leolion855
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Post by leolion855 »

danterossetti wrote:
leolion855 wrote:is there a list anywhere on here which gives the start and finish times for 25hr contract,32hr contracts and 39hr contracts as its difficult info to find in my office.
You must surely know the start and finish time for your own contract ???

I smell a rat. Are they shafting you?

Don't forget to take your paid breaks.
im on a 25hr contact but sometimes get temp move to a 32 for a while and i cant remember the difference between the two.
danterossetti
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Post by danterossetti »

OK I understand. But no one on here can answer your question because all offices hours are different. When they ask you to move up to 32 hours you just ask how they want you to fit in the extra 7 hours.