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You're union, aren't you? |
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Now, had you said to start Winter an hour later on a Friday night *after* work, I'd have bunned this. |
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Last time the clocks went back, I was doing a 12-hour night
shift and had to work an extra hour for free :-( |
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Everyone should get the hour as credit to use as they see fit. |
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Sounds too good to be true. |
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excellent idea - I'm going to take it up with my MP |
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Impractical, costly and unnecessary. Bun. |
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// had to work an extra hour // |
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What is this "work" of which you hu-mons speak ? Your words are strange to us. |
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// Everyone should get the hour as credit to use as they see fit. // |
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Would they get debited in the Autumn, though ? |
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How long before there is a campaign to add extra hours into Saturdays and Sundays ? |
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Thus ariseth consesnsus, and the EU bureaucrats are happy. |
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Too simple. Let's just rock the clock five or ten minutes every month. |
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Actually, it would have to be ten minutes forward per month for six months, then ten minutes backward again, starting from the winter solstice. |
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Bizarrely, that would work out pretty much right. |
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So... 62 mins per hour in Winter, and 58 in Summer months - Would that work, too?
We could call the scheme GHT, "Greenwich Half Time" |
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So, is this every Friday? |
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//12-hour night shift and had to work an extra hour
for free// |
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If you work by the hour in the US, that's illegal. |
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//12-hour night shift and had to work an extra hour
for free// |
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If you work by the hour in the US, that's illegal. |
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I work by the month in the UK |
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At these wages it should be. |
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