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<blockquote data-quote="slip" data-source="post: 1069502" data-attributes="member: 182669"><p>So you're at work 08:30 - 17:00 or 09:00 - 17:30 with an hours lunch break(?) - so 7.5 working hours, of which 100% of your time has to be chargeable to a client - when do you get time to keep up to date with company policies, procedures and working practices or have a management review or for your manager to tell you you need to make up time LOL!? Next time your manager comes and has a chat with you about anything company related, my parting question would be which client do I charge this meeting too?</p><p></p><p>As regards working hours, from your comments in #12, if your contract states set times and/or the number of hours worked then they are probably in breech of that regarding your non paid overtime, in all likeliness your contract will probably say something about number of hours to get the job done, which then leaves you at the mercy of your manager........who sounds a right bi*ch</p><p></p><p>As Tim has said, sounds very 'Workhouse' (I was going to say Dickensian in my previous post but refrained!)</p><p></p><p>Going back to your Diabetes, are you saying you work an extra hour a day to cover your 'Diabetic distractions'? Do you really take a whole hour during the day just to manage your D? I suspect, as you sound like a hard working conscientious person, of being overly sensitive on this time logging, although I'm still concerned you take that much time <u>each</u> day to keep on top of things. How's your control when you're not at work?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="slip, post: 1069502, member: 182669"] So you're at work 08:30 - 17:00 or 09:00 - 17:30 with an hours lunch break(?) - so 7.5 working hours, of which 100% of your time has to be chargeable to a client - when do you get time to keep up to date with company policies, procedures and working practices or have a management review or for your manager to tell you you need to make up time LOL!? Next time your manager comes and has a chat with you about anything company related, my parting question would be which client do I charge this meeting too? As regards working hours, from your comments in #12, if your contract states set times and/or the number of hours worked then they are probably in breech of that regarding your non paid overtime, in all likeliness your contract will probably say something about number of hours to get the job done, which then leaves you at the mercy of your manager........who sounds a right bi*ch As Tim has said, sounds very 'Workhouse' (I was going to say Dickensian in my previous post but refrained!) Going back to your Diabetes, are you saying you work an extra hour a day to cover your 'Diabetic distractions'? Do you really take a whole hour during the day just to manage your D? I suspect, as you sound like a hard working conscientious person, of being overly sensitive on this time logging, although I'm still concerned you take that much time [U]each[/U] day to keep on top of things. How's your control when you're not at work? [/QUOTE]
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