Can I be told to come in early?

Barny1979

SummerSunshine2 wrote: »

Lol no. Everyone went home, and I know this.

Still no response

suki1964

SummerSunshine2 wrote: »

Lol no. Everyone went home, and I know this.

No they didn't, you were still there

Now me, I was home at 11 am, later then usual on a Christmas Eve and yes I not only drove in the dark to get to work, I had to defrost the car and drive on ungritted roads in the dark and at 11 am, my car was once agin a limo of ice and this time the roads were like a skate rink


But I was away at 11am cos we accepted that starting early meant we go finished asap

SummerSunshine2

@Barny I’ve already answered your question plenty of times before. See posting history.

Barny1979

SummerSunshine2 wrote: »

@Barny I’ve already answered your question plenty of times before. See posting history.

Well can you summise please?

Comms69

Well OP I think you need to re-evaluate your work priorities

happyandcontented

SummerSunshine2 wrote: »

@Barny I’ve already answered your question plenty of times before. See posting history.

You really haven't......;)

SummerSunshine2

@Comms reassess what? There was no work for me to do. There was espicslly now work for me to do when the other staff weren’t on site. The boss was just being a !!!! and not wanting to take responsibility for sending staff home.

micky2phones

SummerSunshine2 wrote: »

ACG it’s one day and there is no need for me to come in early. I am 100% fine with working my full hours so my boss shouldn’t expect me to want to come and expect me to come in early without agreement.

Hi, maybe he sees you as a good worker therefore he then says to others that you are coming in early so they will too

Maybe his/ your boss has asked him to get people in so the whole place shuts early.

Also on some work contacts, last one of mine did, its said something about reasonable requests to work different roles and different hours

Comms69

SummerSunshine2 wrote: »

@Comms reassess what? There was no work for me to do. There was espicslly now work for me to do when the other staff weren’t on site. The boss was just being a !!!! and not wanting to take responsibility for sending staff home.

Doesn’t matter. Your boss is telling you to be at work. You have no right to go home early.

To be honest if I was your boss I’d be looking closely at your attitude to reasonable requests.

JCS1

SummerSunshine2 wrote: »

@Comms reassess what? There was no work for me to do. There was espicslly now work for me to do when the other staff weren’t on site. The boss was just being a !!!! and not wanting to take responsibility for sending staff home.

Doesn't matter that there is no work to do, you are paid for being at work.

And you wanted to work your normal hours, so you can't really now complain about not being sent home early!