Remote working

horsebox7 · 29-10-2020 11:55PM #1

Should staff get flexi time and flexi leave when working remotely?

Jimson · 29-10-2020 11:57PM

horsebox7 wrote: »

Should staff get flexi time and flexi leave when working remotely?

Why? Your just at home instead of the office.

Mrs OBumble · 30-10-2020 12:01AM

Most of us don't get them working in the the office, why should we get them working from home.

slavetothegrind · 30-10-2020 12:03AM

troll.

Meeoow · 30-10-2020 12:04AM

Here we go again!

Padre_Pio · 30-10-2020 12:06AM

Mrs OBumble wrote: »

Most of us don't get them working in the the office, why should we get them working from home.

Not working from home. Living in the office.

It's your house, who knows when you're there or not. I started working from 11am this week, just to get out in the morning in daylight.

John Hutton · 30-10-2020 12:07AM

Yes OP, everyone should, except you.

horsebox7 · 30-10-2020 12:07AM

Some organisations give staff time off instead of paying overtime for when additional hours need to be worked. Should the same conditions apply to remote working staff in this regard,?

horsebox7 · 30-10-2020 12:08AM

John Hutton wrote: »

Yes OP, everyone should, except you.

Thanks for your comments

30-10-2020 12:10AM

horsebox7 wrote: »

Some organisations give staff time off instead of paying overtime for when additional hours need to be worked. Should the same conditions apply to remote working staff in this regard,?

What organisations?

gmisk · 30-10-2020 12:14AM

horsebox7 wrote: »

Should staff get flexi time and flexi leave when working remotely?

You already started a thread on this?
Did you not like the answers or what?

No they shouldn't these are extraordinary times, flexi time and flexi leave are a privilege not a right. Simple as that.

I work in the CS btw.

Divisadero · 30-10-2020 12:17AM

Here comes the new thread same as the old thread.

https://touch.boards.ie/thread/2058124126/1

Yawn.

horsebox7 · 30-10-2020 12:17AM

Just asking a general question if remote working staff should be able to avail of flexi time and flexi leave when they have to work additional hours. Some organizations do this instead of paying overtime

horsebox7 · 30-10-2020 12:19AM

Divisadero wrote: »

Here comes the new thread same as the old thread.

https://touch.boards.ie/thread/2058124126/1

Yawn.

Just asking generally if this is ok with you?

garbanzo · 30-10-2020 12:20AM

God no they shouldn’t.

noodler · 30-10-2020 12:21AM

What's the point in a new thread and 20 more pages of you being obstinate, OP

horsebox7 · 30-10-2020 12:21AM

SouthWesterly wrote: »

What organisations?

Organisations in general

Divisadero · 30-10-2020 12:21AM

horsebox7 wrote: »

Just asking generally if this is ok with you?

Not fair.

horsebox7 · 30-10-2020 12:22AM

noodler wrote: »

What's the point in a new thread and 20 more pages of you being obstinate, OP

We're discussing organizations in general here fyi

gmisk · 30-10-2020 12:23AM

horsebox7 wrote: »

We're discussing organizations in general here fyi

In that case...no

Like everyone else saying no on the other thread.

Divisadero · 30-10-2020 12:25AM

horsebox7 wrote: »

We're discussing organizations in general here fyi

You don't discuss.

"Not fair".

To quote a certain horsebox.

maneno · 30-10-2020 07:14AM

I feel sorry for the OPs manager, appears to be hard work!!

Kablamo! · 30-10-2020 08:01AM

horsebox7 wrote: »

Some organisations give staff time off instead of paying overtime for when additional hours need to be worked. Should the same conditions apply to remote working staff in this regard,?

No.

M5 · 30-10-2020 08:42AM

There is no legal right to flexi time

Its up to your employer to decide whether or not to offer/approve.

/thread

Allinall · 30-10-2020 08:49AM

horsebox7 wrote: »

Just asking a general question if remote working staff should be able to avail of flexi time and flexi leave when they have to work additional hours. Some organizations do this instead of paying overtime

OP.
What did these organisations say when you applied for a job with them?

km991148 · 30-10-2020 08:53AM

The answer is a resounding.. maybe

Far too open ended question. Too many variables. I guess if there was already a thread on this and you never got satisfaction then that's why.

Eggs For Dinner · 30-10-2020 08:59AM

There is a bigger issue at play. My office provided teabags and jars of coffee for staff. I'm having to use my own working from home.

The J Stands for Jay · 30-10-2020 09:00AM

horsebox7 wrote: »

Should staff get flexi time and flexi leave when working remotely?

You should have the same conditions as you had while in the office.

km991148 · 30-10-2020 09:03AM

Eggs For Dinner wrote: »

There is a bigger issue at play. My office provided teabags and jars of coffee for staff. I'm having to use my own working from home.

Using my own biro as well

The J Stands for Jay · 30-10-2020 09:04AM

Mrs OBumble wrote: »

Most of us don't get them working in the the office, why should we get them working from home.

I don't know of anyone below senior management level who doesn't have flexitime.

horsebox7 · 30-10-2020 09:09AM

McGaggs wrote: »

I don't know of anyone below senior management level who doesn't have flexitime.

Are they working remotely?

Remote working

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