Variable hours on app

[scratted]

Pops up for a second then dissapears when loaded

[Valentina@1]

Noticed this also,anyone know exactly what this is?

[Smoothbackground]

I have it too. Something to do with SISO shift times and our compliance thereto?

[funkflex55]

When you click authorised it pops up with overtime authorised for payment. So I guess this screen will eventually show any overtime done and whether it's authorised by our overlords.

[A2B]

When you click authorised it pops up with overtime authorised for payment. So I guess this screen will eventually show any overtime done and whether it's authorised by our overlords.

Or banking hours for flexi time?

[funkflex55]

When you click authorised it pops up with overtime authorised for payment. So I guess this screen will eventually show any overtime done and whether it's authorised by our overlords.

Or banking hours for flexi time?

You don't want to bank anything with RM . They don't even like giving you holidays and getting a rest day you need isn't straightforward either. I can imagine having to ask 9 times for time owed.

[A2B]

No I wouldn't want to but it could be a possibility.

[buchanpeter]

Sounds like banking hours. Late 1 day and early another and they cancel Ur OT. Just speculating though. Surely union wouldn't agree to that. It's left open for abuse

[kazardaimenu]

Maybe part of the new pay deal. They all wanted annualised hours last time round.

[A2B]

Maybe part of the new pay deal. They all wanted annualised hours last time round.

Can't be they haven't started pay talks yet

[Woody Guthrie]

Apparently it's part of a trial that's going on somewhere.
It's not really supposed to be available to the rest of us which is why it keeps hiding itself when you open the app but you can still access it if you open the my information tab at the top of the page.

I don't like the look of it one bit.

[A2B]

The question remains, what does it actually entail?

[ted_e_bear]

The question remains, what does it actually entail?

It looks to me as though it's going to show what overtime is authorised for payment in a weeks period, could they deduct any if you happened to finish early on a different day ?

If they're wanting to link pay to siso would this show that your overtime is approved if it's been agreed with a manager despite it not matching the time you actually took to do the work, for example two hours for some parcels but you got them done sooner, ie ghost overtime to coin the phrase ?

[Woody Guthrie]

The simplest and most benign explanation is that it's just a personal record of authorised overtime.
Something positive that we could do with.

However I stand by my original statement
I don't like the look of it one bit.

[dazzler123]

sounds better than doing overtime and not getting paid for it, which happens regularly with us