Jesus don't start all that againjessicarabbit wrote: ↑23 Apr 2025, 20:57I'll just politely refuse to drive and take the Mon-Fri jobs please and thank you....
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Which element of the proposed USO attendance patterns are you most keen on?
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thefox
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Rommagic
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Better then doing 6 days a week at the moment.
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kazardaimenu
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Can we have a Wally week but with 3 of the working weeks being 5 days instead of 6 or is that a non starter?
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HarrySutton111
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Re: Which element of the proposed USO attendance patterns are you most keen on?
Any shift I can make the 3pm ko
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ted_e_bear
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Re: Which element of the proposed USO attendance patterns are you most keen on?
The Saturday attendances seem to be all shorter at 7 hours so you could be in with a chance depending on start time, also 7hrs attracts only a 30min break which I think you can finish on as opposed to longer breaks 40+
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hewittinspain
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What is the advantage of the 2 in 6 over the 2 in 5?
Who in the right mind would vote that? The office coach has just come back from a meeting at the mail centre and she said the 2 in 6 would be better?!!!
Who in the right mind would vote that? The office coach has just come back from a meeting at the mail centre and she said the 2 in 6 would be better?!!!
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Perseus
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Re: Which element of the proposed USO attendance patterns are you most keen on?
Are all offices going to be offered all 7 different options?
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postmanpatscat2
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Who gives a s**t about having extra saturday off I prefer a wed or thursday off.
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norris9
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Good points.Mickeybrowneyes wrote: ↑24 Apr 2025, 05:22Four day week.
Less days at work also means less travelling time to and from work.
Allot of people spend at least an hour getting ready and travelling to and from work.
Over the course of year that's allot of hours out of your year.
That has to be considered as taking time out your personal life.
4 day week = save time and money on traveling. Less time stuck in traffic. More time with the wife.
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ted_e_bear
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Same, think make dentists, doctors, take car for mot etc appointments.postmanpatscat2 wrote: ↑24 Apr 2025, 17:17Who gives a s**t about having extra saturday off I prefer a wed or thursday off.
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ted_e_bear
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You had me onside for a while until you went and spoilt itnorris9 wrote: ↑24 Apr 2025, 17:37Good points.Mickeybrowneyes wrote: ↑24 Apr 2025, 05:22Four day week.
Less days at work also means less travelling time to and from work.
Allot of people spend at least an hour getting ready and travelling to and from work.
Over the course of year that's allot of hours out of your year.
That has to be considered as taking time out your personal life.
4 day week = save time and money on traveling. Less time stuck in traffic. More time with the wife.
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norris9
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Re: Which element of the proposed USO attendance patterns are you most keen on?
The 2 in 5 week option seems to essentially be a 4 day week for part timers and they get ALL Wednesdays and ALL Saturdays (and Sundays) off.buchanpeter wrote: ↑24 Apr 2025, 06:53According to the USO trial office update. The most popular schedule was the 2 in 5 weeks.
I wouldn't be surprised if this encourages some full timers to drop down to being part time.
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Racingpostie
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Is there a reference or example of this? First I've come across or heard of it and being P/T myself it sounds far too good to be true.norris9 wrote: ↑24 Apr 2025, 17:44The 2 in 5 week option seems to essentially be a 4 day week for part timers and they get ALL Wednesdays and ALL Saturdays (and Sundays) off.buchanpeter wrote: ↑24 Apr 2025, 06:53According to the USO trial office update. The most popular schedule was the 2 in 5 weeks.
I wouldn't be surprised if this encourages some full timers to drop down to being part time.
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A2B
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Re: Which element of the proposed USO attendance patterns are you most keen on?
I'd be amazed if this was correctRacingpostie wrote: ↑24 Apr 2025, 18:05Is there a reference or example of this? First I've come across or heard of it and being P/T myself it sounds far too good to be true.norris9 wrote: ↑24 Apr 2025, 17:44The 2 in 5 week option seems to essentially be a 4 day week for part timers and they get ALL Wednesdays and ALL Saturdays (and Sundays) off.buchanpeter wrote: ↑24 Apr 2025, 06:53According to the USO trial office update. The most popular schedule was the 2 in 5 weeks.
I wouldn't be surprised if this encourages some full timers to drop down to being part time.