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Later start times
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geordieboy123
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Later start times
The new shift patterns being put forward all seem to be much later starts which will mean working in the dark in the winter and a security risk especially for our female colleagues, has anyone raised this in their office?
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Pfrizzy10
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Re: Later start times
You aren’t already doing this? We’ve been 8.40 to 16.35 for years. ODM will takes us past 5pm nowgeordieboy123 wrote: ↑Today, 17:52The new shift patterns being put forward all seem to be much later starts which will mean working in the dark in the winter and a security risk especially for our female colleagues, has anyone raised this in their office?
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Perseus
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Re: Later start times
Many offices moved to 4:30pm or worse finishes 2 years ago and the same concerns fell on deaf ears, apart from the CWU saying they would look into improving them
I'd go as far to say it's been the single biggest reason people have left the job in these areas - coincidence?
I'd go as far to say it's been the single biggest reason people have left the job in these areas - coincidence?
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Chelseablue
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Re: Later start times
No work life balance at all.
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norris9
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Re: Later start times
Where are these late start and finish offices? I remember hearing the CWU said they were trying to get some offices in Scotland to start earlier as their start times had been pushed forward a lot....geordieboy123 wrote: ↑Today, 17:52The new shift patterns being put forward all seem to be much later starts which will mean working in the dark in the winter and a security risk especially for our female colleagues, has anyone raised this in their office?
Then I think the other day someone from Northern Ireland said they had late starts...
Now yourself with Geordie in the name....so based in Newcastle?
Is it northern areas of the UK that have the latest start and finish times? if so, why?
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yubin282
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Re: Later start times
norris9 wrote: ↑Today, 19:37Where are these late start and finish offices? I remember hearing the CWU said they were trying to get some offices in Scotland to start earlier as their start times had been pushed forward a lot....geordieboy123 wrote: ↑Today, 17:52The new shift patterns being put forward all seem to be much later starts which will mean working in the dark in the winter and a security risk especially for our female colleagues, has anyone raised this in their office?
Then I think the other day someone from Northern Ireland said they had late starts...
Now yourself with Geordie in the name....so based in Newcastle?
Is it northern areas of the UK that have the latest start and finish times? if so, why?
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There was definitely a CWU thing about pushing for earlier starts/finishes. I seem to remember it was a 20 minute average across the UK or something. Most likely been swept under the carpet.