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| posted at 17:00:32 By Flipping Heck! | Posted In Business |
The BBC is reporting that we're up to our usual tricks again - working too many hours overtime and not getting paid for it. From the article:
According to the TUC the average amount of unpaid overtime was more than seven hours a week, and workers were missing out on an average of £5,000 of pay.
£5,000? That's a lot of beer tokens!
I've written before about the state of UK working hours and our lack of Lack of enough public holidays in the UK so now it would appear that company's are using the current economic climate to eek even more work out of us.
Great.
We have some of the longest working hours in Europe and now, because we may all lose our jobs at any given moment we feel the need to stay chained to a desk for no extra pay. Plus you may still get made redundant even after all that hard work.
Mr Barber added: "Long hours are bad for people's health, and employers should never forget that each extra hour worked makes people less productive once they are over a sensible working week."
So, if your boss asks you why yo....
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