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Later start exemption

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George50
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Re: Later start exemption

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thefox
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Re: Later start exemption

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qwerty2
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Re: Later start exemption

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Well done george50 :Applause
For not saying anything nasty for a change
Thought you would caption it “the old guard wouldn’t be able to run” :left:
George50
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Re: Later start exemption

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I was going to but thought I would be nice for once it is a good picture though
twoloops
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Re: Later start exemption

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michael147 wrote: ↑
01 Jun 2024, 22:15
when the clock hits a certain time he will return to the office.
Answers on a postcard..
We are given a start & finish time, we do this everyday, last letter time, we stop & everything left comes back, why would anyone have a problem with this? If the walks are too long, not your problem, it's management.
Perseus
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Re: Later start exemption

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Is there such a thing as a database with all the old/new start and finish times across the whole country?
Mr Rush
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Re: Later start exemption

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Perseus wrote: ↑
05 Jun 2024, 16:16
Is there such a thing as a database with all the old/new start and finish times across the whole country?
This is from 2022. This has surely been superceded but I can't find a newer document if it's out there.
The machine stops.
qwerty2
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Re: Later start exemption

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Mr Rush wrote: ↑
06 Jun 2024, 00:43
Perseus wrote: ↑
05 Jun 2024, 16:16
Is there such a thing as a database with all the old/new start and finish times across the whole country?
This is from 2022. This has surely been superceded but I can't find a newer document if it's out there.
They’ve been revised since then - we finish an hour earlier than that
LouBarlow
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Re: Later start exemption

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qwerty2 wrote: ↑
06 Jun 2024, 06:39
Mr Rush wrote: ↑
06 Jun 2024, 00:43
Perseus wrote: ↑
05 Jun 2024, 16:16
Is there such a thing as a database with all the old/new start and finish times across the whole country?
This is from 2022. This has surely been superceded but I can't find a newer document if it's out there.
They’ve been revised since then - we finish an hour earlier than that
Ditto.