any work @ lloyds? - working hours looks a bit inflexible...
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Yes...as a permie...
Yes, I worked at LTSB for 22 years as a permie and they were extremely flexible over working hours (they've won all sorts of awards for their Work/life balance initiatives).
When it comes to contractors, I know that in the Group IT departments they had a purge to get everyone on to a Professional Working Day and only supplied through Ajilon I think.
I would expect that if you're getting resistance (could you elaborate on what the specific 'inflexibility' issue is?) it's probably down to your specific line manager.
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Hi,
My last gig was contracting for Fujitsu on the LloydsTSB account (support monkey role), I would agree with the last post that the permies working for Lloyds Group IT depts had a good flexi time policy but on the fuji side it was non existant. Guess it depends who u are contracting for and in what capacity!!The answer is neverComment
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I'm there at the moment, seems pretty flexible to me. Nothing about it on the contract and although on the first day I was told that generally they expect you there 9-5, I was also told they are quite flexible on this and only if I was to deviate majorly would I have to inform anyone. I've seen people regularly get in at 10am etc. Personally I am normally in quite early, but the actual time varies day to day.Comment
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