Dear all,
I have been working nearly 6.5 years as a part timer and still no luck in converted in to a F/T.
1) How long yous guys on a P/T contract had to wait before receiving F/T contract?
I do get overtime most of the time but when on A/L only getting paid for 25 hours. What is this Average Pay during A/L for P/T posties? Can i apply for this sort of pay?
On average i do work 8+ hours on OT but quite often i am lucky enough to get 15+ hours OT per week.
Thanks in advance
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Part timer to Full timer Contract change
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postman15
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streets97
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Put a grievance in for holiday pay theres plenty of posts on this site about it or speak to your rep they should be able to get you the information.
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woody38
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I think u know the answer to your question that being made up to full time is very unlikely now, u have only been a postie for 6 years, I know people who have been here a lot longer and still pt, u are lucky to get out each week
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redneck
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Over 10 years now and still waiting. Corrupt company that offers locker/callers office jobs/LAT parcels as full time to favourites with much lower seniority on part time duties, and then they somehow re-appear on their old deliveries most of the time.
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yubin282
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Joined in November 2004 on 23 hours, went up to 26 hours in 2011 and finally full-time in 2016
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Smith1212
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I must of got lucky was on 32/5 hours then offered full time 35 hours after 14 months and took it.
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yellowbelly
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This is not aimed personally at you postman15 but It beggars belief that you're not aware of how to carry out the procedurepostman15 wrote:Dear all,
I have been working nearly 6.5 years as a part timer and still no luck in converted in to a F/T.
1) How long yous guys on a P/T contract had to wait before receiving F/T contract?
I do get overtime most of the time but when on A/L only getting paid for 25 hours. What is this Average Pay during A/L for P/T posties? Can i apply for this sort of pay?
On average i do work 8+ hours on OT but quite often i am lucky enough to get 15+ hours OT per week.
Thanks in advance
for applying for average pay during annual leave - what is your local CWU rep playing at? Why has your office not received any local
CWU guidance/support on how to do this? This has been in place for nearly a year now and I would imagine you'll have missed out on the
pay for leave you took over most of the past 12 months as the claim has to be put in within 3 months of the leave being taken.
There is a big section on how to apply for this on the board linked below, but there are numerous threads - it may take you some time
to wade through it all as the procedure has evolved since it first started...
https://www.royalmailchat.co.uk/communi ... m.php?f=67" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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postman15
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Thank you all for your responses. I will check the link mentioned here and will have a chat with the union rep in my office. Thanks again
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2brunswick
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Part timer to Full timer Contract change
14 years wait for me