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HOLIDAYS ANY OTHER OFFICE HAVE PROBLEMS GETTING THERES
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twobusty
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HOLIDAYS ANY OTHER OFFICE HAVE PROBLEMS GETTING THERES
we have been told only seven people can have there holidays from july to october if theres more people it will go on service next year then the newbies get the first choice the year after are they having a laugh :lfo
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Body Beyond Repair
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- Joined: 11 Nov 2007, 20:22
every office is different regarding holidays in ours there are eight groups of seven posties starts with senior postie(2weeks) first and goes down the group when it gets to the bottom that person signs for (3weeks) and it goes up and down till all annual leave is taken then starts at the bottom the following year. manager likes all groups to be down for xmas or he said he would allocate them but it never is and he never allocates them our holiday sheet he"ll no tell us when to take OUR holidays.
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wakkono
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- Location: south wales valleys
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jafferpants
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- Joined: 24 May 2007, 16:21
- Location: OVER THE HILL
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TrueBlueTerrier
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The argument they used to get this flexibility agreement in was so you could take holiday when you want within reason, but yet still they continually show that flexibility will only apply when business needs dictate and, apparently, sod the staff.jafferpants wrote:Ah yes the great holiday fiasco. We are told there is no such thing as summer/winter leave only annual leave, but you may only have 3 weeks between april and september. Yes i know stark raving mad!!!!!!! obviously thought up by people from the home for the terminaly stupid.
Why, oh why, did that deal get accepted.
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jafferpants
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TrueBlueTerrier wrote:The argument they used to get this flexibility agreement in was so you could take holiday when you want within reason, but yet still they continually show that flexibility will only apply when business needs dictate and, apparently, sod the staff.jafferpants wrote:Ah yes the great holiday fiasco. We are told there is no such thing as summer/winter leave only annual leave, but you may only have 3 weeks between april and september. Yes i know stark raving mad!!!!!!! obviously thought up by people from the home for the terminaly stupid.
Why, oh why, did that deal get accepted.
Have you also noticed they call it leave entitlement, but your not entitled to it when you want it.
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heapsy
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dvbuk55
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Yes and when someone leaves who's had a good pick some newbie sneaks in and grabs a fortnight in July whilst you get stiffed with the first week of April and a fortnight at the ass end of September.heapsy wrote:Think our office is 6 full and 6 part time staff in any 1 week. Total 12 per week. And its done on a first come, first serve basis. Waht REALLY gets me is that we had to book our ALL our hols back in April 07 for the year 08/09! A complete year ahead .
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jafferpants
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dvbuk55 wrote:Yes and when someone leaves who's had a good pick some newbie sneaks in and grabs a fortnight in July whilst you get stiffed with the first week of April and a fortnight at the ass end of September.heapsy wrote:Think our office is 6 full and 6 part time staff in any 1 week. Total 12 per week. And its done on a first come, first serve basis. Waht REALLY gets me is that we had to book our ALL our hols back in April 07 for the year 08/09! A complete year ahead .
You get the ass end of september and "mule" be sorry.
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pop it in pete
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eor eor he always says thatjafferpants wrote:dvbuk55 wrote:Yes and when someone leaves who's had a good pick some newbie sneaks in and grabs a fortnight in July whilst you get stiffed with the first week of April and a fortnight at the ass end of September.heapsy wrote:Think our office is 6 full and 6 part time staff in any 1 week. Total 12 per week. And its done on a first come, first serve basis. Waht REALLY gets me is that we had to book our ALL our hols back in April 07 for the year 08/09! A complete year ahead .
You get the ass end of september and "mule" be sorry.