The workload on a Saturday is only first class, parcels and tracked. The maximum attendance for a Saturday is capped at 7 hours 40 minutes.
In terms of start times the Wednesday alignment start time benefits a significant amount of units.
183 units on the review will be able to move at least 15 minutes earlier Monday to Saturday including 116 in Scotland.
All other units can move at least 15 minutes earlier Monday and Saturday as part of the review.
‘Only’
Wait to Christmas when we have 230+ tracked on our own duty, another 70+ from the 1/3 duty and then 1st class letters on top of that.
No chance that is achievable and I’ll not be staying out one minute past my finish time, or any day for that matter.
‘Only’
Wait to Christmas when we have 230+ tracked on our own duty, another 70+ from the 1/3 duty and then 1st class letters on top of that.
No chance that is achievable and I’ll not be staying out one minute past my finish time, or any day for that matter.
Now don't laugh at me but have been told that everything reverts back to the current way of working at Christmas
1 if you start later on either Monday, Tuesday , Thursday , Friday or Saturday then your Wednesday start time then on deployment you can move your start times to that of the Wednesday.
2. The finish times will be dependent on the above and the attendance pattern you choose. For example on the 2 in 5 attendance pattern Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday are 8 hour attendances. On Wednesday it is 8 hours 30 attendance and on a Saturday it is 7 hours 40 minutes.
3. All of these will be reviewed under the review with Saturday attendance being reviewed in January 2027.
