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Employment advice please.... - Printable Version +- JapCarForum (https://www.japcarforum.com) +-- Forum: General Discussions (https://www.japcarforum.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: The JCF Lounge (https://www.japcarforum.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=17) +--- Thread: Employment advice please.... (/showthread.php?tid=1117) |
Employment advice please.... - Saraj - 17-07-2017 Hy everyone, just come up with an idea this morning, well this came from the Mrs. As many of you know I have been searching for a job for ages, I currently work within a callcentre 16 hours per week at the weekends, 2 days out of 7. Now they have full time positions available which I requested then im sorted on the job front, however they denied this request because they need more people at the weekend then full time, so cant afford to release me to monday to friday. Now the idea is, working 7 days?? I am willing to do this, as it gives me a great opputunity to get myself straight financially, and ideally was looking to do this anywhere with another job during the week. Now I know theres law on about hours of work and stuff, but if i put it in writing that I would like to request to 56 hours per week 7 days, would this suffice? or is the law strict and there is a limit? any advice please, or personal experiances Employment advice please.... - Bandit - 17-07-2017 you can sign out of the working time regulations matey, most of the jobs i've had i've always done it so i could work over the stated hours if i could
Employment advice please.... - Moley - 17-07-2017 Well when we are offshore we work 84 hours a week. And sometimes at work onshore we work for 24 hours from 8am to 8am the next day. We can work 12 hours a day 7 days a week if needed to Employment advice please.... - aaronabbott - 17-07-2017 i have to fill in a form every year to opt out of the work time regs,so i can do more overtime, and some weeks i can work 96hrs Employment advice please.... - Bobby - 17-07-2017 Yes I used to do that, I think European law can restrict your office hours but you can opt out. Offshore not under the same restrictions Mr. M they still want their pound of flesh :wink: Employment advice please.... - Saraj - 17-07-2017 nice one guys, i thought i can count on you lot ! so best course of action is write it in letter, state i would like to opt out of the 48 hours rule and state i would like a secondary position during the week. im applying for asda today, so might hold on and see what happens there, not the ideal job but nothing wrong with it. if not then ill be preparing a letter tonight anywhere thanks !! Employment advice please.... - Moley - 17-07-2017 Yes only working 16 hours a week thats no good for an Outlaw :thumbdown: Good luck mate its about time you and Chris got a decent job:thumbup1: Employment advice please.... - Saraj - 18-07-2017 guess what !!! forget the letter ! went into work and was told the company needs 2000 hours of overtime per week ! woow ! now I can work 7 days a week 56 hours per week, and not get normal rate, get time and half up to 40 hours, then anything above 40 hours will be double !! which for me is about 16 quid ! and this overtime requirement is untill end of november !!! starts day dreaming..........GOLD IS200 haha only joking, get my debts cleared first ! just need to put the hard work in now, but its easier when you working and you getting paid double ! Employment advice please.... - Lexusboy - 18-07-2017 That great news mate, you really needed that after the car accident.... Employment advice please.... - Moley - 18-07-2017 Good for you you mate, but I hope you are still on the look out for another job |