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RMCtv : Take a break - using your carry-over leave-or lose it

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LouBarlow
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Re: RMCtv : Take a break - using your carry-over leave-or lose it

Post by LouBarlow »

SMS1969 wrote:
15 Apr 2024, 21:27
LouBarlow wrote:
15 Apr 2024, 21:19
SMS1969 wrote:
15 Apr 2024, 21:16
LouBarlow wrote:
15 Apr 2024, 21:13
SMS1969 wrote:
15 Apr 2024, 21:09
I sense a few sneaky ‘sick ‘ leaves will take place😏
Not the best idea now given the changes to pay while off sick.
The first one is still fully paid.After that, there lies a problem.
Exactly. If you waste your first absence you will be screwed if you are genuinely ill in the next year.
🥱
That is fine if you can take the financial hit. Fill your boots. People who have milked the sick process over the years are primarily the reason we have lost that benefit though. Worth considering.
denhamhoop
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Re: RMCtv : Take a break - using your carry-over leave-or lose it

Post by denhamhoop »

So how exactly do we get recognised as being in the exception bracket. I am currently on long term sick leave and might not be back by the date it is due to be booked and my place don't accept leave booked online
Mick100
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Re: RMCtv : Take a break - using your carry-over leave-or lose it

Post by Mick100 »

So what happens when you carry over 3 hours
Barnacle
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Re: RMCtv : Take a break - using your carry-over leave-or lose it

Post by Barnacle »

I asked my manager for my carry over days, three months notice, and said I’d submitted the request via the app and he said he would cancel it.

Is it possible for them to do that? To clarify, can a manager go into the app and edit your requests?
’You can't just ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the time you get it built, they'll want something new.’
DGH
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Re: RMCtv : Take a break - using your carry-over leave-or lose it

Post by DGH »

Barnacle wrote:
16 Apr 2024, 13:08
I asked my manager for my carry over days, three months notice, and said I’d submitted the request via the app and he said he would cancel it.

Is it possible for them to do that? To clarify, can a manager go into the app and edit your requests?
He'll just be declining your request, not editing it per se. But yes, requests put in via the app are still confirmed or denied by a manager, it's not an automated process
Barnacle
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Re: RMCtv : Take a break - using your carry-over leave-or lose it

Post by Barnacle »

DGH wrote:
16 Apr 2024, 14:45
Barnacle wrote:
16 Apr 2024, 13:08
I asked my manager for my carry over days, three months notice, and said I’d submitted the request via the app and he said he would cancel it.

Is it possible for them to do that? To clarify, can a manager go into the app and edit your requests?
He'll just be declining your request, not editing it per se. But yes, requests put in via the app are still confirmed or denied by a manager, it's not an automated process
That’s what I thought. It was just the idea that he could delete my request that was curious.
’You can't just ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the time you get it built, they'll want something new.’
Kenfandango
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Re: RMCtv : Take a break - using your carry-over leave-or lose it

Post by Kenfandango »

Our DO is letting us book the carried over now instead of the last week of leave, presumably then they can carry that over and do the same next year (I had exactly a week carried over, conveniently)
comeracing
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Re: RMCtv : Take a break - using your carry-over leave-or lose it

Post by comeracing »

I've used odd days the rest i have 28 hours or so I can use until April 2025 so it says on the app .
Barnacle
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Re: RMCtv : Take a break - using your carry-over leave-or lose it

Post by Barnacle »

comeracing wrote:
17 Apr 2024, 19:03
I've used odd days the rest i have 28 hours or so I can use until April 2025 so it says on the app .
Don’t you have any carry over to use by August 31st? It’s those days that seem to be being refused.
’You can't just ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the time you get it built, they'll want something new.’
Clappedoutpostie
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Re: RMCtv : Take a break - using your carry-over leave-or lose it

Post by Clappedoutpostie »

Kenfandango wrote:
17 Apr 2024, 13:50
Our DO is letting us book the carried over now instead of the last week of leave, presumably then they can carry that over and do the same next year (I had exactly a week carried over, conveniently)
So is ours and yes you can carry it over next year. Another stupid idea.
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Re: RMCtv : Take a break - using your carry-over leave-or lose it

Post by NWpostie »

We once got told our carry overs is being taken off us because we're not using them, we countered that's because you won't let us book them !
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