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January 22nd 16, 07:51 AM
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NTfL: usual suspects short-listed
On 21/01/2016 21:48, Recliner wrote:
Steve Fitzgerald ] wrote: In message , Roland Perry writes The 4 day week. There has never been a 4 day week on LU unless you work part time. My original remark was about National Rail. A 5 day 36 hour week currently, 7hrs a day. Wow! 7 hours 12 mins actually but that was not the point. and the offer is a 4 day 36 hour week. So moving to 9 hour days with all the potential fatigue issues that involves... Presumably there are multiple breaks and rest periods during the shift? According to some here, there are breaks about every 2 minutes once the button has been pushed to go to the next station... |
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