Our union rep says were due to go down to 36 hrs at the end of the year.
Can anybody confirm?
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36 HR week
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chickenwittle
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Re: 36 HR week
We are supposed to be dropping to a 35 hour week but none of us know the timescale for this yet.
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mpl1111
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Re: 36 HR week
4 pillars agreement F/T current 38 hour staff should be on 35 hours by April 2022!!!. Great union, where are you on this issue?. The agreement was voted for so why hasn't it been honoured???
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woofwoof
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Dindin
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Martin Walsh
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Re: 36 HR week
Our strategy has not changed our aim is to achieve a 35 hour gross working week with paid meal reliefs and no loss of pay.
However first and foremost we have submitted for a no strings inflation pay deal. Then we will get into the further talks on revisions and shorter working week etc
However first and foremost we have submitted for a no strings inflation pay deal. Then we will get into the further talks on revisions and shorter working week etc
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11aaa222
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Re: 36 HR week
What is the no strings deal as a percentage you have submitted?Martin Walsh wrote: ↑26 Feb 2022, 08:23Our strategy has not changed our aim is to achieve a 35 hour gross working week with paid meal reliefs and no loss of pay.
However first and foremost we have submitted for a no strings inflation pay deal. Then we will get into the further talks on revisions and shorter working week etc
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chickenwittle
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Re: 36 HR week
Good starting point but we all know this will drag on until Xmas as usual.Martin Walsh wrote: ↑26 Feb 2022, 08:23Our strategy has not changed our aim is to achieve a 35 hour gross working week with paid meal reliefs and no loss of pay.
However first and foremost we have submitted for a no strings inflation pay deal. Then we will get into the further talks on revisions and shorter working week etc
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daveyeff
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Re: 36 HR week
'he stated 'inflation or above'' for the pay rise. inflation is currently 5.5%. expected to reach 7% by spring. can ANYONE see us getting 5.5 let alone 7%.11aaa222 wrote: ↑26 Feb 2022, 12:01What is the no strings deal as a percentage you have submitted?Martin Walsh wrote: ↑26 Feb 2022, 08:23Our strategy has not changed our aim is to achieve a 35 hour gross working week with paid meal reliefs and no loss of pay.
However first and foremost we have submitted for a no strings inflation pay deal. Then we will get into the further talks on revisions and shorter working week etc
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Martin Walsh
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Re: 36 HR week
Davy your quoting CPi , RPI is 7.4%. We looking at inflation or above inflation.
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daveyeff
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Re: 36 HR week
so the RPI was 7.8% 6 days ago. are you saying Martin that we are going for a ''ballpark' figure of 7.4-7.8% rise?
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rambo1
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Re: 36 HR week
Absolutely no chance of that.