Shawthorpe
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Thursday 19 June 2025 14:42:45 GMT
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George Turnbull :
My days starts soon as card goes in the Tacho.
2025-06-19 19:59:53
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Milky :
Paid from when I leave my front door until I get home 🙂
2025-06-19 19:39:53
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user9003466097976 :
I took a job for a high profile company in the UK. We were expected to travel one hour each way for free. I took the job on knowing this as the wage was good. What got me in the end was most of the other guys were only 15 minutes from home and I was always one hour so I felt I was just being milked off. So I left and went back to my old job where I really enjoy it. My role is now hybrid. I’ll get paid from the door when I’m on the road, but when I’m in the office, I’ll get paid my Office hours. I am now only 20 minutes from the office so giving up 20 minutes at the end of each day in a company car I don’t mind. If you don’t like what you’re doing, walk away, it will eat you up inside
2025-06-21 07:58:18
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Kenny Smith 🏴 :
My workaround, my employees base is the yard, if there house is 20 mins away & the job is 30 mins away from their house I deduct 20 mins, if job is 10 mins away from their house I still deduct 20 min, I also charge them for the mileage of private use of vehicle ( ghost commute ) so if 8 miles to yard & 12 mile to job first 8 miles of day is private, if job is only 6 mile I only charge the 6 mile. Same for return leg.
2025-06-20 17:52:32
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Chunkno2 :
Travel to site is paid at basic but then I have to work site hours(40) to get overtime , overtime hours are taken to compensate for travel is this wrong
2025-07-06 09:52:28
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Bainsy :
I understood it as- If you have a contracted place of work then any trips to that site does not count as work. So as a driver if you have to go to your contracted place of work & pick up your vehicle, then your working time starts from there, not your house.
2025-06-19 15:58:32
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AFC :
if your a mobile worker if you are in a company vehicle using comapny diesel on company insurance then legally you are on company time meaning you are working, if you have an accident in a company van travelling to a job i bet the compnany expects you to cough up the company excess for the van
2025-06-20 07:14:32
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London 1971 :
I get up at 4am , leave house at 5am , get to work at 6am , leave work at 4pm get home at 6pm get paid an 8 hr day and I’m self employed manger , no sick pay , no holiday pay and don’t get paid hundreds a day which is what people think
2025-06-20 06:59:14
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mick :
wat if you have to do van checks before you leave for work wich takes 20 mins i need to be on site for 8am and finish at 5pm and travel back on ower on time I work for a local council .it's there van and so my day starts a 7.30am and we don't get paid for that
2025-06-22 08:04:48
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andy2313 :
the moment I get to sight as I swipe in
2025-06-22 10:58:29
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Stobbsy :
I work for a telecoms company. My contract is 0800-1600. I park my van at home (no option to park at a yard etc). they expect me to be onsite for 0800. Sometimes that can be 120 miles away. They do pay me for travel time which is always there go to excuse when you question them about it. But legally I don't have to leave my house until 0800, and I can leave site to arrive back home for 1600?
2025-06-20 08:54:45
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richardsykes498 :
I travel to different building sites for work and visit customers in their new homes to carry out repairs. Sometimes I have to collect stock from the stores or suppliers on the way there or on my way home so that I can do my jobs for the week. The company can also divert me if a customer cancels, so I believe I am a perepatetic worker and im at my employer's disposal as soon as I set off in my van. Is this correct as my employer states that the office and regional area is my fixed place of work?
2025-06-19 17:47:08
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Dean :
What about care workers who travel to different clients each day then home again?
2025-06-20 14:45:03
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j :
I am on salary, contracted hours are 8-5pm, work from a company van with my own tools in the back I am expected to leave home at 7:30am at the latest and stay on site till 5pm, 8.5 hours paid, work for social housing so different of work every morning/day, contract states I must be at my place of work for 8am but surly this means in my van company state it not its my work address that morning what do you think of this and what could I do
2025-06-20 13:59:25
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MrGrey67 :
Do these laws apply to working for another country company like example a Swedish company but operating in the uk.
2025-06-19 19:42:21
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sparkyjk :
I deduct 1 hour a day from all my engineers and that’s 30 mins for lunch plus 15 mins in the morning and 15 mins in the evening. The reason we do that is the office staff all drive around 15 mins each way to get to the office so to keep it fair all round we deduct the 15 mins each way for the engineers.
2025-06-20 10:55:30
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cubrider :
I work for the council and we have to take the van home and travel to and from our 1st site job in our own time
2025-06-20 18:58:38
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user8331941042136 :
Have a work van but work on construction sites. What about this?
2025-06-20 18:17:27
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Unknown but remembered :
When I get to the yard to pick up my van and plant
2025-06-19 22:23:59
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johnb8707 :
Don't see a problem with this at all, I'm just happy to have a job and earning a wage.
2025-06-20 05:39:00
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lpgw15 :
Get to site but drive a company van?
2025-06-19 21:41:05
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Andy :
We arent in Europe anymore though so these rules don't apply in UK.
2025-06-20 08:02:16
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Gary :
my work time starts from and to home
2025-06-21 12:27:51
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Dibbz :
Mobile engineer and we HAVE to give 30 mins at each end of the day which is unpaid
2025-06-19 17:13:36
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chrisrandall666 :
I leve my house at 5 am don’t get back home till 6-630 pm get paid 8 hours for it job is mostly in London can take me up to 3- 3 half hours each way most people call me crazy for doing it but what can you do
2025-06-22 07:37:31
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