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The aftermath of VR
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Barnacle
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Re: The aftermath of VR
Oh
I assume they don’t sign out.
’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.’
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Numberone63
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Re: The aftermath of VR
Ghosting is still a thing with bosses best buddies. Or BBB’s as I like to call them. You know the ones. The ones who support the strike but never go to the picket line yet go in early every day and work all Sundays they can.
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Barnacle
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Re: The aftermath of VR
They somehow manage to get their BFF manager to pay them 4 hours for what they will only pay me 2 hours for. It’s a mystery.Numberone63 wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023, 10:31Ghosting is still a thing with bosses best buddies. Or BBB’s as I like to call them. You know the ones. The ones who support the strike but never go to the picket line yet go in early every day and work all Sundays they can.
’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.’
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yellowbelly
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aiden01
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Re: The aftermath of VR
Still sign in an out on paper sheets as well as siso.an its been in nearly 15 months.yellowbelly wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023, 10:40Signing In/Signing Out (on the PDA or SISO station in your office)instead of signing in/out on paper sheets.
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: The aftermath of VR
Higher up than the COMs will be looking at the data, and deciding how many hours they're going to take out of an office, it might backfire on the COMs if it results in an excessive amount of hours being removed from their officeNumberone63 wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023, 10:31Ghosting is still a thing with bosses best buddies. Or BBB’s as I like to call them. You know the ones. The ones who support the strike but never go to the picket line yet go in early every day and work all Sundays they can.
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Numberone63
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Re: The aftermath of VR
Yep. Good luck to them all. I’ve completely given up. Go in, do job, take break, go home. ALL ON TIME.
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Barnacle
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Re: The aftermath of VR
It helps if your work partner is on the same page as you.
’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.’
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Kesknight
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Re: The aftermath of VR
I work in a small rural delivery office. 2 full timers are leaving on vr at the end of March. That means that the rest of us will be expected to absorb the extra indoor and outdoor work. So therefore we will work all our contracted hours everyday. So how is it possible to owe Royal Mail any hours? It would be completely illegal to try to make you bank hours, if it came to a tribunal you would win everytime.
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Barnacle
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Re: The aftermath of VR
I’m convinced it’s not legal. If it smells whiffy, it’s whiffy.Kesknight wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023, 18:08I work in a small rural delivery office. 2 full timers are leaving on vr at the end of March. That means that the rest of us will be expected to absorb the extra indoor and outdoor work. So therefore we will work all our contracted hours everyday. So how is it possible to owe Royal Mail any hours? It would be completely illegal to try to make you bank hours, if it came to a tribunal you would win everytime.
’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.’
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Kesknight
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Re: The aftermath of VR
Royal Mail are expecting people to be finishing early in the summer months when it's quiet and make up the time in busier periods. But it won't happen when they're hell bent on taking full timers out of offices.Barnacle wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023, 18:22I’m convinced it’s not legal. If it smells whiffy, it’s whiffy.Kesknight wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023, 18:08I work in a small rural delivery office. 2 full timers are leaving on vr at the end of March. That means that the rest of us will be expected to absorb the extra indoor and outdoor work. So therefore we will work all our contracted hours everyday. So how is it possible to owe Royal Mail any hours? It would be completely illegal to try to make you bank hours, if it came to a tribunal you would win everytime.
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Barnacle
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Re: The aftermath of VR
Kesknight wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023, 18:36Royal Mail are expecting people to be finishing early in the summer months when it's quiet and make up the time in busier periods. But it won't happen when they're hell bent on taking full timers out of offices.Barnacle wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023, 18:22I’m convinced it’s not legal. If it smells whiffy, it’s whiffy.Kesknight wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023, 18:08I work in a small rural delivery office. 2 full timers are leaving on vr at the end of March. That means that the rest of us will be expected to absorb the extra indoor and outdoor work. So therefore we will work all our contracted hours everyday. So how is it possible to owe Royal Mail any hours? It would be completely illegal to try to make you bank hours, if it came to a tribunal you would win everytime.
Also, it seems to be based on that dreamy pre-Covid time, when summer went quiet and Saturdays were a laugh. Summer is now barely any different to any other time of year and Saturdays are now just as heavy as any other latter part of the week day.
’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.’