yorkshire terrier:
I know a bloke who works for stobart and they had to book Boxing Day off because they say it’s not a bank holiday,
He tried to book it off and was refused so has to work for normal time.
Shocking if true.
What’s shocking about it?
It reads to me that the ‘shocking’ bit is where Stobart, apparently, have awarded themselves the authority to decide which bank holidays actually are bank holidays and which aren’t. It’s a shame stuff like this, estimated wages and so on weren’t in their TV programme. From what I read on here, Stobart must be the employer of absolute last resort.
yorkshire terrier:
I know a bloke who works for stobart and they had to book Boxing Day off because they say it’s not a bank holiday,
He tried to book it off and was refused so has to work for normal time.
Shocking if true.
What’s shocking about it?
It reads to me that the ‘shocking’ bit is where Stobart, apparently, have awarded themselves the authority to decide which bank holidays actually are bank holidays and which aren’t. It’s a shame stuff like this, estimated wages and so on weren’t in their TV programme. From what I read on here, Stobart must be the employer of absolute last resort.
Thats why all the riffraff work for um,all the drivers off the tele programme have moved on
Plenty of retail based jobs where your contracted to weekends & bank holidays on a rota. Rather than a basic 20 days annual holiday, you get 28 instead.
yorkshire terrier:
I know a bloke who works for stobart and they had to book Boxing Day off because they say it’s not a bank holiday,
He tried to book it off and was refused so has to work for normal time.
Shocking if true.
What’s shocking about it?
It reads to me that the ‘shocking’ bit is where Stobart, apparently, have awarded themselves the authority to decide which bank holidays actually are bank holidays and which aren’t. It’s a shame stuff like this, estimated wages and so on weren’t in their TV programme. From what I read on here, Stobart must be the employer of absolute last resort.
Thats why all the riffraff work for um,all the drivers off the tele programme have moved on
This is what the bloke I know told me so it may be bull for all I know.
He said they say it’s a public holiday not bank holiday and therefore it’s a normal day.
yorkshire terrier:
I know a bloke who works for stobart and they had to book Boxing Day off because they say it’s not a bank holiday,
He tried to book it off and was refused so has to work for normal time.
Shocking if true.
What’s shocking about it?
It reads to me that the ‘shocking’ bit is where Stobart, apparently, have awarded themselves the authority to decide which bank holidays actually are bank holidays and which aren’t. It’s a shame stuff like this, estimated wages and so on weren’t in their TV programme. From what I read on here, Stobart must be the employer of absolute last resort.
Thats why all the riffraff work for um,all the drivers off the tele programme have moved on
This is what the bloke I know told me so it may be bull for all I know.
He said they say it’s a public holiday not bank holiday and therefore it’s a normal day.
dixon, ashley and fiona were still there a month ago
seth 70:
Sidevalve ,please dont tell me its ok to work boxing day on normal rate
If that’s what it says in your contract then that’s what you get. I don’t think it’s OK either but nowadays, regrettably, it ain’t unusual either. If you don’t want to do it, then perhaps the lesson is don’t work for Stobart.
themattster79:
There’s loads of trucks parked up at London Gateway services with train tracks. Massive long loads, they had a nightmare parking up. Im guessing there working over xmas. About the only time they can do track repairs I suppose. Must be on some good dosh!
my mate is with them 800 pound for boxing day heanor are doing some as well
themattster79:
There’s loads of trucks parked up at London Gateway services with train tracks. Massive long loads, they had a nightmare parking up. Im guessing there working over xmas. About the only time they can do track repairs I suppose. Must be on some good dosh!
my mate is with them 800 pound for boxing day heanor are doing some as well
Yep, good money all right but I’m willing to bet you’d have to be passed out to go trackside (PTS certificate) if you’re doing that work.
rob22888:
Plenty of retail based jobs where your contracted to weekends & bank holidays on a rota. Rather than a basic 20 days annual holiday, you get 28 instead.
Who gets 20 days holiday anyway?
Most workers who work a 5-day week must receive 28 days’ paid annual leave per year. This is calculated by multiplying a normal week (5 days) by the annual entitlement of 5.6 weeks.
20 days plus 8 statuary days afaia. The 8 statuary days are to cover national (bank) holidays but don’t neccesarily have to be taken/granted on those days.
Payments are as agreed in your contract of employnent.
There were a handful of container wagons southbound on the A1 on and off Christmas morning. Unliveried though so may have been o/d’s runnin home.
FLIP:
20 days plus 8 statuary days afaia. The 8 statuary days are to cover national (bank) holidays but don’t neccesarily have to be taken/granted on those days.
Minimum legal holiday entitlement is 5.6 weeks so for those on a 5 day week that is a minimum of 28 days, which can include Bank and Public Holidays.
Cheers Coffee.
Knew it was something like that and that there have been recent changes.
It’s never really affected me as I’ve always been lucky enough to have decent employers who give more than the legal entitlement.
Merry Christmas by the way ☺
Welshman:
There’s two foreign trucks parked on the Heads of the Valley in a layby near Merthyr Tydfil they’ve been there since Christmas Eve poor buggers.
yorkshire terrier:
I know a bloke who works for stobart and they had to book Boxing Day off because they say it’s not a bank holiday,
He tried to book it off and was refused so has to work for normal time.
Shocking if true.
What’s shocking about it? These days most shops open Boxing Day, so somebody’s got to re-stock them. The days of triple time etc on bank holiday working are long gone mate. I doubt if the legendary Tesco shelf stackers get owt extra.
You want at least a little extra surely.
Every Little Helps !!! … now where have I heard that before?