iMatthew
Woolworthian
Leave a note for your office cashier and say that you want to stop payments. That's what I did and I haven't paid a cent since.I want to get out of my SDA membership, what do I do?
Leave a note for your office cashier and say that you want to stop payments. That's what I did and I haven't paid a cent since.I want to get out of my SDA membership, what do I do?
I agree. There are too many HR/Payroll related apps but it is bound to happen in an organisation the size of woolworths. i'm just glad ISIS consolidated a lot of my day to day stuff.The online rosters seem to be blank again. I'm guessing because no one ran macs yesterday. or because slightly different macs were run this morning due to the prepull of wages.
Seriously, they need a single programme, not one which sends it's information to another one, in a really inefficient way.
I could be wrong, but I though salaried staff were employed under common law contracts, and are covered by the general industry award, and not the EBA?But excluding the clause that says if you had to work Xmas day (not applicable in our store) you still get penalty rates regardless, all other clauses don't apply since 25th is not a PH due to the substitution?
What about my case.. Salaried. Didn't work Monday as we didn't trade but working Tuesday-Sat so my 40 hours and one toil day. Should I get two since I'm working an extra 8hr day that I normally wouldn't work?
It might not be an EBA thing, but all this kinda stuff is covered by some IR instrument...I'm not saying because of the PH I should get another one but because of my roster being changed. We're entitled to the day off with pay for a PH, so that was Monday, 8 hrs. But then I'm working 40 hours still this week so I should get another day off as well as the toil for working on Tues PH... That's not really an EBA thing, that's just common sense, like a 4/6 roster.
At Woolworths, my understanding is that if your day off falls on a public holiday, you are entitled to a TOIL day. I'm fairly sure this is just goodwill, and they are under no legal obligation to provide this.Public holidays - a paid day off on a public holiday, except where reasonably requested to work.
We were 7am-6pm, we're usually 8am-5pm. It got so freaking busy, all of the trained supervisors were rostered on (but as operators), along with every single junior operator that we had for staff. For a change, all 8 of our big registers were open, 2/4 express, and both smokeshop. Obviously it had its quiet periods, but apparently we made around 50,000-60,000 that day, which is usually what we make in a week I think? (I am probly very wrong with this)How were everyones Christmas trading?
I did 5:30-5:30 Friday and 5:30-6 Saturday. Killed me when we opened the doors Christmas Eve to about 100 customers. Every register opened from 7:30am till I got pushed out the door at 6 by the CSTM. So glad it is only once a year. Made 2.6 million Christmas week though. We did well!
Correct me if I am wrong, but can't they only send you home on mutual agreement? They tried doing that last New Years day because it was so quiet but everyone refused.We were 7am-6pm, we're usually 8am-5pm. It got so freaking busy, all of the trained supervisors were rostered on (but as operators), along with every single junior operator that we had for staff. For a change, all 8 of our big registers were open, 2/4 express, and both smokeshop. Obviously it had its quiet periods, but apparently we made around 50,000-60,000 that day, which is usually what we make in a week I think? (I am probly very wrong with this)
At least now that it's over, the customers won't be stressed and will actually talk to me nicely instead of being rude.
And then Christmas-holiday on Tuesday was pretty quiet, I got sent home early because they were way under plan. Meh
New Years Eve is not a public holiday so only New Years DayDo we get penalty rates for New Years Eve or just New Years day?
My SSO said if you work both you only get penalty rates on one. But I would not go off what she says. She has been wrong in the past.And then the Monday is too.
She could be right actually, it's been like that in the past for these two holidays I believe. It's most likely because it's an additional day off for New Years day, all the full timers seem to be working that day, so perhaps they're just going about it normally.My SSO said if you work both you only get penalty rates on one. But I would not go off what she says. She has been wrong in the past.
Yeah, well I am working both of them starting at 6am with no penalty rates. The bad side of being on a salaryShe could be right actually, it's been like that in the past for these two holidays I believe. It's most likely because it's an additional day off for New Years day, all the full timers seem to be working that day, so perhaps they're just going about it normally.