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Possible stupid question about the revisions
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Lawrencepa2014
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Possible stupid question about the revisions
We’ve had the repick for a couple of weeks now. I’ve got a new duty with a different rotating week off. First off after the “news” today will the revisions likely continue? If not will I be kept on my new duty and same rotational weeks off? Only thing is I’ve booked my honeymoon for one of my new weeks off. Will revisions likely last a very long time? (Going away at end of august)
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chickenwittle
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Re: Possible stupid question about the revisions
If your revision is up and running and not failing daily and you’ve had a repick nothing will probably change.Lawrencepa2014 wrote: ↑02 Mar 2023, 18:32We’ve had the repick for a couple of weeks now. I’ve got a new duty with a different rotating week off. First off after the “news” today will the revisions likely continue? If not will I be kept on my new duty and same rotational weeks off? Only thing is I’ve booked my honeymoon for one of my new weeks off. Will revisions likely last a very long time? (Going away at end of august)
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sindba
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Re: Possible stupid question about the revisions
CWU Reps should now be involved and have more clout in revision activity, so mention it to him / her.
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pieoftheday
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Clappedoutpostie
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Re: Possible stupid question about the revisions
Text or email your line manager and say just to let you know I have my honeymoon booked for (insert date) this is on my rest week.
You have evidence that way you have informed them and then if there are any further changes they will have to honour it. That’s what I would do if you are worried.
You have evidence that way you have informed them and then if there are any further changes they will have to honour it. That’s what I would do if you are worried.
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Mick100
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Re: Possible stupid question about the revisions
Don’t get married simple,problem solved you’ll thank me laterLawrencepa2014 wrote: ↑02 Mar 2023, 18:32We’ve had the repick for a couple of weeks now. I’ve got a new duty with a different rotating week off. First off after the “news” today will the revisions likely continue? If not will I be kept on my new duty and same rotational weeks off? Only thing is I’ve booked my honeymoon for one of my new weeks off. Will revisions likely last a very long time? (Going away at end of august)
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enskied
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Re: Possible stupid question about the revisions
Have a lovely time on your honeymoon, forget about work.
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k979aaa
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Re: Possible stupid question about the revisions
Let's put it this way a revision is a planned exercise in restructuring but with the clowns we have got?
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ted_e_bear
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Re: Possible stupid question about the revisions
Yes, revisions are for life, unlike some marriagesMick100 wrote: ↑03 Mar 2023, 06:17Don’t get married simple,problem solved you’ll thank me laterLawrencepa2014 wrote: ↑02 Mar 2023, 18:32We’ve had the repick for a couple of weeks now. I’ve got a new duty with a different rotating week off. First off after the “news” today will the revisions likely continue? If not will I be kept on my new duty and same rotational weeks off? Only thing is I’ve booked my honeymoon for one of my new weeks off. Will revisions likely last a very long time? (Going away at end of august)