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means posties get the saturday and the monday off as a bank holiday this year :-)
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will anyone know the difference :0
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i will :-)
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Now this is a WILD guess
..do you happen to be a postie :D :D |
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mtoto there is a rumour going round we are working the saturday :(
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were not working it, was told that 2 months ago
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ofcourse you will work saturday. the bank holiday is on monday ffs
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if that is the case then your management is thicker than previously thought
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hop it flea boy :)
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I would write to them about it if I thought they would receive the letter....
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we never work boxing day
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redbag. was told by management both days off. there is also a precedent set last time it occured :-)
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money treeee, no we don't but boxing day as a bank holiday is officially the monday this year so we get both :-)
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yesterday
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on my calendar boxing day is a monday 28/12 ive also heard quite a good few of my friends have got to work the saturday as its not classed as a holiday ....well f@ckin wrong imo
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they need a better union then :^0 ^^^^
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not everyone has a union a general shop worker or sumat isnt guna have a union wouldnt be worth their while ,
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posties dont work anyhow ,robbing dirty**bags imho
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the last time this occured we worked extra hours monday to thursday to gain the extra day off. ;-)
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http://www.psc.gov.uk/postcomm/live/policy-and-consultations/consultations/exceptions-to-the-universal-service--local-holidays/Decision_document_direction_final.pdf
check out chapter two. confirmation that posties get the saturday AND monday off. :-) |
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Exceptions to the universal service - local holidays
Postcomm has decided to allow exceptions to Royal Mails universal service obligation to deliver or collect mail on certain specified days. These changes take effect from October 5, 2009. These are as follows: * Saturday Dec 26 2009 (Boxing Day 2009) in the UK. (This is on top of the official bank holiday on Monday December 28 2009 which Royal Mail intends to observe); |