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wannabeeahack
PostPosted: Mon Jun 09, 2014 12:01 pm 
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Lets do the maths


assuming a take home pay of £400 a week or £450 with overtime


so on a weeks holiday thats gonna add £50 per employee per week, call it £200/year


got 200 employees? thats £40K a year

stop the overtime

the full timers have just LOST £2500 a year

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I notice the original post says "voluntary overtime"

is mandatory overtime exempt?


Yes, As is Lashing, Thumbscrews and Gonad clamps..however they are trying re-introduce the latter.


Theres a private club in Brum you can pay for those

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Maybe I should look at how much I am owed by all the company's that I worked for over the years where my holiday pay was calculated at 40 hours a week but I did overtime.

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Maybe I should look at how much I am owed by all the company's that I worked for over the years where my holiday pay was calculated at 40 hours a week but I did overtime.



well you chose to do it!


theres obviously OVERTIME (time WORKED in excess to contracted hours) and HOLIDAY pay....pay for not being at work


anyone on a salary missed out then?

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wannabeeahack wrote:
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Maybe I should look at how much I am owed by all the company's that I worked for over the years where my holiday pay was calculated at 40 hours a week but I did overtime.



well you chose to do it!

So what! If I am owed then I am owed. :mrgreen:

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grandad wrote:
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Maybe I should look at how much I am owed by all the company's that I worked for over the years where my holiday pay was calculated at 40 hours a week but I did overtime.



well you chose to do it!

So what! If I am owed then I am owed. :mrgreen:


half the firms youve worked for have gone now anyway

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wannabeeahack wrote:
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So what! If I am owed then I am owed. :mrgreen:


half the firms youve worked for have gone now anyway

Actually it is more than half. In fact, I think only three of them are still going. However they did not close until long after I had done the damage, I mean, left. :mrgreen:

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grandad wrote:
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So what! If I am owed then I am owed. :mrgreen:


half the firms youve worked for have gone now anyway

Actually it is more than half. In fact, I think only three of them are still going. However they did not close until long after I had done the damage, I mean, left. :mrgreen:



well, gas street lamps arent in great demand now

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wannabeeahack wrote:
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half the firms youve worked for have gone now anyway

Actually it is more than half. In fact, I think only three of them are still going. However they did not close until long after I had done the damage, I mean, left. :mrgreen:



well, gas street lamps arent in great demand now

Neither are British Leyland cars.

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Neither are British Leyland cars.


If you built Allegro's you didnt deserve holidays

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wannabeeahack wrote:
bloodnock wrote:
wannabeeahack wrote:
I notice the original post says "voluntary overtime"

is mandatory overtime exempt?


Yes, As is Lashing, Thumbscrews and Gonad clamps..however they are trying re-introduce the latter.


Theres a private club in Brum you can pay for those


You sure it's a Club?
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You sure it's a Club?


I dont know, Brummie is a member, ask him

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wannabeeahack wrote:
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Neither are British Leyland cars.


If you built Allegro's you didnt deserve holidays

We were a component company and yes we made bits for the Allegro. We did pedal assemblies, gear levers, door hinges, handbrakes and clutches.
Although we were part of British Leyland we also did bits for Ford, Vauxhall and De-lorean amongst others.

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grandad wrote:
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Neither are British Leyland cars.


If you built Allegro's you didnt deserve holidays

We were a component company and yes we made bits for the Allegro. We did pedal assemblies, gear levers, door hinges, handbrakes and clutches.
Although we were part of British Leyland we also did bits for Ford, Vauxhall and De-lorean amongst others.


So its YOUR fault the bits fell off then?

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wannabeeahack wrote:

So its YOUR fault the bits fell off then?

I made the tooling that was used to make the parts. I never fitted any parts to cars. As far as i am aware our parts were OK.

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