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Shifts

sergioc0p · 2020-03-03 11:08:03

Hi, I understand there are security concerns with revealing shift patterns. But does anyone have any insight into what shift patterns new employees will be expected to complete? 10 hours a week? 36 hours a week? 2 hour shifts? 12 hour shifts? Any info at all would be welcome, PM me even if you'd prefer.

03-03-2020 12:08pm

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sergioc0p

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Hi,

I understand there are security concerns with revealing shift patterns.
But does anyone have any insight into what shift patterns new employees will be expected to complete?

10 hours a week? 36 hours a week?
2 hour shifts? 12 hour shifts?

Any info at all would be welcome, PM me even if you'd prefer.

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#2 03-03-2020 5:24pm

NeeNaw21

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https://www.joinpsni.co.uk/faqs

Conditions of service section on above page.

As per the court decisions for the police overtime tribunal annualised hours are 2080 per year.

So weekly average is 40 per week. But this obvs varies massively. Long weeks and short weeks in the job

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#3 16-07-2020 7:25pm

first_timer10

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I wouldn’t mind a PM if anyone has an idea what the shifts are. I always thought it was 4 on 4 off but I think this might have changed.

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#4 17-07-2020 3:47am

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We don't discuss shift times, patterns or durations on this forum for security reasons.

-Shield

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