CRT to introduce flexible working

[boatone]

Boating Business News Story - http://www.boatingbusiness.com/news101/industry-news/crt-goes-flexitime

The result will see customer services teams working longer hours in the summer, when the waterways are busiest, and construction teams working longer in the winter, when the majority of repairs are carried out.

Sounds eminently sensible?

 

[TrueBlue]

I saw that in WaterWays World mag:

Yes, makes good sense - provided that it doesn't get abuse by unreasonable hours required in the main season.
There's some good stuff coming out of CaRT.

But I'm still opposed to the takeover of the Thames as Cart is a completely different set of parameters.

 

[dash300]

Boating Business News Story - http://www.boatingbusiness.com/news101/industry-news/crt-goes-flexitime



Sounds eminently sensible?

As long as there isn't a premium payment implication I would agree.

 

[Riverleak]

After reading the article, I believe this is already what the Thames lock staff already do, longer hours during the summer months and shorter during the winter.