Bluey Circles:
dozy:
This contract was issued too me in February 2009
This sentence is what I’m after your thoughts on
If employed on a five shift week basis , currently your guaranteed hours will be 50 hours within the five working days ,with a minimum of 8 hrs guaranteed per day ,excluding half - hour meal break deducted for each shift worked in excess of 4 hrs .
Now my reading of that is I’m guaranteed 8 hrs per day / 50 hrs per week, or is there interpretation of it correct that it doesn’t guarantee me 8 hrs per day , just 50 hrs per week
thanks Connor,was this contract written by “Immigrant’s” lawyer brother ?
Wrote 7 years ago with the wording “currently your guaranteed” “your”? did they mean “you’re”? terrible grammar for a contract but does it imply hours can be expected to change?
“guaranteed hours will be 50 hours within the five working days ,with a minimum of 8 hrs guaranteed per day ,excluding half”
apart from the weird “excluding half” tagged onto the end I would have thought that this means you will get a minimum of 50 hours Mon to Fri and if you were to do 4 x 12 hour shifts, they can’t get you to come in on the fifth day for only 2 hours to make it up to 50, they would either have to pay you for 50, or get you to come in for 8 and pay you 56.
“excluding half - hour meal break deducted for each shift worked in excess of 4 hrs” Is the “excluding half” supposed to apply in this part of the sentence ? This is so badly written it could mean anything.I would have thought how you have been paid / employed to date will form more of a legally binding contract than that badly written mumbo jumbo. You need to take legal advice.
I would say it has been paraphrased by dozy rather than directly quoted mate.