hi all
i currently work 5 weeks 6 days a week then get a week off, i was wondering if its possible to change to a revolving day off instead?
if i managed to get this should i expect tuesdays off every week ( light day so easier to cover ) or do they have to vary it?
thanks
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Revolving day off
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yellowbelly
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Re: Revolving day off
Is it only you/certain staff members or the whole office that work this pattern?
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silver_fox
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Re: Revolving day off
its a bit of both but i guess the problem is whether i have a week or revolving day, i will still be asked to come in and work, they are always short staffed 
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aiden01
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Re: Revolving day off
Why ask then if you cannot refuse management for ot.silver_fox wrote: ↑02 Jun 2021, 22:05its a bit of both but i guess the problem is whether i have a week or revolving day, i will still be asked to come in and work, they are always short staffed![]()
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ihatedogs
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Re: Revolving day off
Generally speaking, there has to be a vacant duty available in order to switch.
This should be advertised on the board and will go to the senior applicant.
As an example, it took me multiple applications for vacant duties and over 4 years before I actually succeeded in getting one.
This should be advertised on the board and will go to the senior applicant.
As an example, it took me multiple applications for vacant duties and over 4 years before I actually succeeded in getting one.