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Working overtime in another office.

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Dayman!
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Working overtime in another office.

Post by Dayman! »

What are the ins and outs of picking up additional hours in another office?
Does it have to be cleared and organised through your own manager or is it a case of going and agreeing on something independently?
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Working overtime in another office.

Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

Dayman! wrote:What are the ins and outs of picking up additional hours in another office?
Does it have to be cleared and organised through your own manager or is it a case of going and agreeing on something independently?

By law you have to at least inform your manager because of the H&S implications and the working time directive. Its only polite to do so as well.
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Newbie001
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Working overtime in another office.

Post by Newbie001 »

Also another drawback you need to be aware of is manager won't let u cut off to work at other office so only do mornings.
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