Hello guys,
I am just looking for some clarity on what hours your office works on a Tuesday after a bank holiday Monday.
In our office (on my shift) we have always worked Tuesday hours however management have put up a notice for the next bank holiday claiming we are to work Monday Hours on the Tuesday and it just so happens that a lot of people on my shift have longer shifts on a Monday than a Tuesday.
Is it right that we have to work our longer Monday Hours on Tuesday for no extra pay?
Thanks to anyone who can help!
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Bank Holiday. Monday Hours on Tuesday
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yellowbelly
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Re: Bank Holiday. Monday Hours on Tuesday
Don't know if the 'policy' is written down anywhere, but (and this is in delivery) - I had a 'discussion' with manager about this once, I asked him to clarify how many hours of holiday would be deducted if I wanted to book the Tuesday off after the public holiday Monday. He looked confused said 'Tuesday hours' - then suddenly it hit him the hole he'd just dug for himself, I said I'll be working Tuesday hours then, he walked off and that was the last I heard of it.crocop07 wrote: ↑16 Apr 2024, 09:01Hello guys,
I am just looking for some clarity on what hours your office works on a Tuesday after a bank holiday Monday.
In our office (on my shift) we have always worked Tuesday hours however management have put up a notice for the next bank holiday claiming we are to work Monday Hours on the Tuesday and it just so happens that a lot of people on my shift have longer shifts on a Monday than a Tuesday.
Is it right that we have to work our longer Monday Hours on Tuesday for no extra pay?
Thanks to anyone who can help!
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R5001
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Re: Bank Holiday. Monday Hours on Tuesday
This sounds like the wording to copy to me. It's a Tuesday or it isn't, f**k the bank holiday, that was your day off or, or you're owed a day off for it. Tuesdays workload isn't your problem.yellowbelly wrote: ↑21 Apr 2024, 17:10Don't know if the 'policy' is written down anywhere, but (and this is in delivery) - I had a 'discussion' with manager about this once, I asked him to clarify how many hours of holiday would be deducted if I wanted to book the Tuesday off after the public holiday Monday. He looked confused said 'Tuesday hours' - then suddenly it hit him the hole he'd just dug for himself, I said I'll be working Tuesday hours then, he walked off and that was the last I heard of it.crocop07 wrote: ↑16 Apr 2024, 09:01Hello guys,
I am just looking for some clarity on what hours your office works on a Tuesday after a bank holiday Monday.
In our office (on my shift) we have always worked Tuesday hours however management have put up a notice for the next bank holiday claiming we are to work Monday Hours on the Tuesday and it just so happens that a lot of people on my shift have longer shifts on a Monday than a Tuesday.
Is it right that we have to work our longer Monday Hours on Tuesday for no extra pay?
Thanks to anyone who can help!