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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

(I hope my maths is correct!)

Imagine you earn £40k pa, of whixh £4K is overtime.

In the next city someone earns £34k pa of which £700 is OT.

Rule changes are being suggested which may put some of that OT at risk.

Who cares the most ?

Does this change if you’re in a union with 660 people in, and the other city has a union or 4500? Which union will be causing the bigger fuss...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"(I hope my maths is correct!)

Imagine you earn £40k pa, of whixh £4K is overtime.

In the next city someone earns £34k pa of which £700 is OT.

Rule changes are being suggested which may put some of that OT at risk.

Who cares the most ?

Does this change if you’re in a union with 660 people in, and the other city has a union or 4500? Which union will be causing the bigger fuss...

"

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Unions are obsolete when you can just rebuild the factory in some place paying 4k a year, hence why the only unions left are railways, health and teaching.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"(I hope my maths is correct!)

Imagine you earn £40k pa, of whixh £4K is overtime.

In the next city someone earns £34k pa of which £700 is OT.

Rule changes are being suggested which may put some of that OT at risk.

Who cares the most ?

Does this change if you’re in a union with 660 people in, and the other city has a union or 4500? Which union will be causing the bigger fuss...

"

What rule changes?

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East


"(I hope my maths is correct!)

Imagine you earn £40k pa, of whixh £4K is overtime.

In the next city someone earns £34k pa of which £700 is OT.

Rule changes are being suggested which may put some of that OT at risk.

Who cares the most ?

Does this change if you’re in a union with 660 people in, and the other city has a union or 4500? Which union will be causing the bigger fuss...

"

The person on £40k faces a loss of 10%

The person on £34k faces a loss of 2%

Is it the same employer at both locations?

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