Elite 2015#1

rhosynbach

can anyone help dd1 oh he has a zero hour contract and at the moment is starting work at 5 am and doing 12 hour shifts surely this is not right but he does not want to make a fuss as does not know his rights thanks xxx

cjj_2

BecauseICan wrote: »

Cjj have a look at this : how to set up icloud


https://www.apple.com/uk/icloud/setup/ios.html

Thank you so much and everyone else.
Just backing up to iCloud on the iPhone 4.
Must have already had it but don't know login details lol xx

Snap-ant

Back from my epic trek to Cardiff & back in one day to see Mrs Fourp in The Heath.

She is still unconscious :(:( I tried flaunting my new Kipling bag purchased from T K Maxx to stimulate her shopping love but nothing.

Anyway results from the brain scan today revealed she now has Encephalitis & they are operating now to drain away the fluid.

This may be the answer

Snap-ant

:o:o

and I'm embarrassed to say my tea is going to be an M&S Moussaka purchased at full price :eek::eek::eek: :o from Cardiff station

simone10

Another 'filler' v W (diet starts Mon so trying to find non edible or healthy edible purchases)

logie

Evening all :wave:

Been at work the last 3 nights so my first opportunity to wish you all a HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
Hope you're all off to a good start. I was the lucky one at work to catch the first baby of the new year Also wrote a formal letter to my manager asking to reduce my contracted hours and to make my views known about my annual leave problems. Start as I mean to go on! This year I will put myself and my family first and not be a push over

Claire1972

bexter7 wrote: »

The cartons were £1.50

edit: in my store, maybe different elsewhere!

Thanks, I got caught out with th chocs didn't work for me NYE I'm sure I go charged £2 for them though!!!

Has everyone just kept the chocs from NYE?

BecauseICan

Birds eye home bake sausage rolls £1 on shopit and only 98p in A. No good as a filler as £1.50 elsewhere

rhosynbach

glad your back safely snap, sounds hopeful news with fourps mam will send prayers and love to you all,

enjoy your tea xx

fairclaire

rhosynbach wrote: »

can anyone help dd1 oh he has a zero hour contract and at the moment is starting work at 5 am and doing 12 hour shifts surely this is not right but he does not want to make a fuss as does not know his rights thanks xxx

Zero hours contracts work both ways. Just as the employer is under no obligation to offer a set amount of hours, the employee is under no obligations to accept any hours offered. Obviously turning down work carries the risk that the employer will stop offering hours though. He will however have the same basic rights as any employee regarding breaks etc. How many days a week is he working? And what breaks is he getting during a shift.

Annual leave works slightly differently with zero hours contracts and he should make sure he's getting what he's entitled to there as well.