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Working day off pay rate.

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Selhurst
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Working day off pay rate.

Post by Selhurst »

Can anybody please advise what the pay rate for working your day off is? I’m full time 37 hr contract
derricksmyth
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Re: Working day off pay rate.

Post by derricksmyth »

Selhurst wrote:
03 Nov 2022, 18:02
Can anybody please advise what the pay rate for working your day off is? I’m full time 37 hr contract
As of April 2020 £12.04 first 10 hrs , not sure if it has increased since then
matthew68
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Re: Working day off pay rate.

Post by matthew68 »

Selhurst wrote:
03 Nov 2022, 18:02
Can anybody please advise what the pay rate for working your day off is? I’m full time 37 hr contract
You earn less for working your day off than you do for working your regular day! I don’t know any other business that give you less money the more you work and that’s my answer to the dim every time I cut off and never work my day off
wacko74
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Re: Working day off pay rate.

Post by wacko74 »

matthew68 wrote:
03 Nov 2022, 19:14
Selhurst wrote:
03 Nov 2022, 18:02
Can anybody please advise what the pay rate for working your day off is? I’m full time 37 hr contract
You earn less for working your day off than you do for working your regular day! I don’t know any other business that give you less money the more you work and that’s my answer to the dim every time I cut off and never work my day off
Well you can actually thank your union for that... it's the CWU who oppose overtime being paid at an enhanced rate because they would rather the business employ more and more staff.. so the union can get more and more unearned income from union membership subs.
tractorboy2
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Re: Working day off pay rate.

Post by tractorboy2 »

wacko74 wrote:
04 Nov 2022, 08:56
matthew68 wrote:
03 Nov 2022, 19:14
Selhurst wrote:
03 Nov 2022, 18:02
Can anybody please advise what the pay rate for working your day off is? I’m full time 37 hr contract
You earn less for working your day off than you do for working your regular day! I don’t know any other business that give you less money the more you work and that’s my answer to the dim every time I cut off and never work my day off
Well you can actually thank your union for that... it's the CWU who oppose overtime being paid at an enhanced rate because they would rather the business employ more and more staff.. so the union can get more and more unearned income from union membership subs.
No you can thank all the members who couldn't be bothered to read the small print, because of a paltry lump sum offer.
And if I remember correctly the union wanted a better basic rate, without the need to rely on overtime.
Mick100
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Post by Mick100 »

Lost £118.92 for strike day worked day off got £93.87 don't think I will bother working day off any more