Collection Hours

[PktMule]

If you regularly do collections/schedules, does this x amount of time ever get added to your contract?
If so, how long do you need to be doing them ?

[Celgar]

If you regularly do collections/schedules, does this x amount of time ever get added to your contract?
If so, how long do you need to be doing them ?

It's separate to the walk or duty you are already signed to and isn't added to your contract as such. Every so often a resign will happen on it and that will happen far more often than for the main duties.

[PktMule]

If you regularly do collections/schedules, does this x amount of time ever get added to your contract?
If so, how long do you need to be doing them ?

It's separate to the walk or duty you are already signed to and isn't added to your contract as such. Every so often a resign will happen on it and that will happen far more often than for the main duties.

That leads to my next question will our holiday pay/ pensions ever be made equal to are average hours that we actually do?

I’m on a 24 and my average for the last 2 years is 31 hours and can go over 40 +, 5 years service.
Really making me think about employment elsewhere. It’s all bat s**t. Full times bagged up and leaving the DO, as I walk in to start to prep. I just want a level playing field. Seems to me that certain things go on favouritism and other go on service time - which I’m all for by the way. Beginning to lose interest as what’s the point. No duties ever come up always doing different duties every day/week. No incentive.

[k979aaa]

If you regularly do collections/schedules, does this x amount of time ever get added to your contract?
If so, how long do you need to be doing them ?

It's separate to the walk or duty you are already signed to and isn't added to your contract as such. Every so often a resign will happen on it and that will happen far more often than for the main duties.

That leads to my next question will our holiday pay/ pensions ever be made equal to are average hours that we actually do?

I’m on a 24 and my average for the last 2 years is 31 hours and can go over 40 +, 5 years service.
Really making me think about employment elsewhere. It’s all bat s**t. Full times bagged up and leaving the DO, as I walk in to start to prep. I just want a level playing field. Seems to me that certain things go on favouritism and other go on service time - which I’m all for by the way. Beginning to lose interest as what’s the point. No duties ever come up always doing different duties every day/week. No incentive.

Sometimes going to the top helps see your office manager if no joy see your rep still if no joy take it to area rep.

[clashcityrocker]

If you regularly do collections/schedules, does this x amount of time ever get added to your contract?
If so, how long do you need to be doing them ?

What you need to do is ask your rep if the the collections/schedules can be part of hybrid duties rather than overtime.