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Full time to part time.

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scoobydo79
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Full time to part time.

Post by scoobydo79 »

As above please guys. If you were on a good old full time contract but wanted to now go part time what kind of a contract would you now get? The same but just less hours or something with Sunday working written into it with worse terms and conditions?
scoobydo79
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Re: Full time to part time.

Post by scoobydo79 »

Anyone please? I could do with a reliable answer to this ASAP as no one I asked elsewhere seems to know
Ali831
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Re: Full time to part time.

Post by Ali831 »

Contact hr, ask to see contract before anything is finalised.
theotherone
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Re: Full time to part time.

Post by theotherone »

I've just done this contract through last week.Just from 37hrs to 22 on same terms.

The grade and pay are the same exactly the same on the new contract I got through.
scoobydo79
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Re: Full time to part time.

Post by scoobydo79 »

theotherone wrote:
16 Sep 2023, 14:31
I've just done this contract through last week.Just from 37hrs to 22 on same terms.

The grade and pay are the same exactly the same on the new contract I got through.
Excellent thank you. Is your round prepped for you and you just deliver it?
theotherone
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Re: Full time to part time.

Post by theotherone »

No mate.Only because I do 3 days at FT hours so 22hrs.
cathmundo
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Re: Full time to part time.

Post by cathmundo »

You can ask for a temporary ECR keep your fulltim3 contract and can dial hours back up if required (if they are there)
scoobydo79
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Re: Full time to part time.

Post by scoobydo79 »

cathmundo wrote:
18 Sep 2023, 13:46
You can ask for a temporary ECR keep your fulltim3 contract and can dial hours back up if required (if they are there)
Ooh I didn’t know this.
scoobydo79
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Re: Full time to part time.

Post by scoobydo79 »

Cathmundo ( or anyone else can You tell Me more about this please?