What disgruntled means to say is "I booked 50 hours overtime" not I worked 50 hours.
How much do you "book" on an ordinary week then?
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Overtime during the Christmas Period
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DGP1
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No no no no no no of course I worked every minutedvbuk55 wrote:What disgruntled means to say is "I booked 50 hours overtime" not I worked 50 hours.
How much do you "book" on an ordinary week then?
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johnnyp
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This is not true frienddisgruntledpostie1 wrote:I believe the hours would be averaged over a set period of time therefore it's not illegal anyway I only do it over the Christmas period.evilc wrote:Quite right opt out,but that does not allow you to work 50 hrs o/t legally.custard wrote:all you have to do is sign an opt out.
Everyone needs to get used to working more than 40 hrs because of the deal
From the Agreement
• Longs and shorts – a structural change where the normal work pattern may be rebalanced across the week to reflect the traffic profile. For example individuals could be scheduled to work 7 hours on a Tuesday and 9 hours on a Friday. Total weekly contractual hours would not change.
• Variation of hours – Where necessary, for example when traffic volumes are unexpectedly high or resourcing issues arise, individuals may be asked and may themselves request to vary their duty times by up to 30 minutes on a swings and roundabouts basis. Again, individual circumstances will be taken into account and total weekly contractual hours would not change.
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warlord
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Don't kid yourself...........................
newpostie wrote:bet the managers love you!
I doubt it! They are much to involved in gloating over their unjustified Christmas bonus in the true spirit of
Ebenezer Scrooge.
We've sweat for their bounty and are expected to be greatful for the offal -Yes, OFFAL of a seasonal bonus while they get the fillet steak.
Overtime is fine to plump up the pay packet if you've got the stamina & interest

There are lies, damn lies and Royal Mail statistics
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pop it in pete
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Royal Mail just love people like you Mr disgruntaledpostie if half the work force did as you do then the other half could kiss goodbye to their jobs and Royal Mail could make lots and lots of money for Mr Croziers bonus. You lead the way mate Croziers right behind you watching how to fit a quart into a pint pot.
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Edward Hunter
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Fella i know of was on his rest week in a DO and came in every day for about 10 hours (indoors) clocking up between 50 and 60 hours. These hours were included for last weeks pay packet when we got all the back pay etc. After tax his take home pay for last week was approx £950
He was gutted he missed the grand tho!