[Denver]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

what is actually wrong with you medically?

I have already posted look back

[Amy Jade]

I am on a flexi contract but I have a written set of hours, they just change my hours if they need to but my manager who does my rota is great she knows I can't do days as I am in college and lates (past 10) isn't really suitable for me either.

I do think maybe you should move on to a job with just days if nights are a struggle though as it sounds like night shifts are part of your job.

[user104658]

If you have a doctor's note I would imagine they'll take you off nights temporarily but not as a permanent solution.

Beyond that... to be totally honest... if your bosses don't care about your health then you'd be better off seeking other employment. It's not going to get any better.

[Ashley.]

If you can't deal with working through the night, then don't. Find a job that better suits you.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Cant you ask to switch to day shifts? Where I work someone has just switched from nights to days and someone else switched from days to nights

[Denver]

Originally Posted by DrunkerThanMoses

Cant you ask to switch to day shifts? Where I work someone has just switched from nights to days and someone else switched from days to nights

I asked and i kept getting bare with me things will change soon almost 6 months in nothing has changed

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Adam.

I asked and i kept getting bare with me things will change soon almost 6 months in nothing has changed

As a manager, I can confirm that "bare with me" means "I might get around to it but tbh I'm probably not going to do anything about this".

[Kizzy]

Wait till you've been there 26 weeks then ask to work flexibly

http://www.acas.org.uk/index.aspx?articleid=1616

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Wait till you've been there 26 weeks then ask to work flexibly

http://www.acas.org.uk/index.aspx?articleid=1616

I'd suggest being wary of official flexible working agreements as you can end up "locking yourself in" with your own requests, i.e. If your circumstances change in future you might find yourself unable to, ironically, be flexible because of your agreement.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I'd suggest being wary of official flexible working agreements as you can end up "locking yourself in" with your own requests, i.e. If your circumstances change in future you might find yourself unable to, ironically, be flexible because of your agreement.

Why are you addressing everything to me?... this is not my thread jeeeze, just trying to find the guy a way off nights get off my back :/

[Babayaro.]

Where do you work, Adam?