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Question;
Is it laid down any where in a publication what the expected lenght of a working week (i.e. hours required) that a sevcieman in the Air Force is required/expected to do?.
I appreciate that rules under 'operations' throw this out of the window but any pointers or help would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks in advance
Realist78
08-11-2007, 10:02
There is no standard working week but manning establishments are based on the 'airman's working week' which (stand to be corrected) is a smidge over 37 hrs. The fact that the majority work well in excess of this is apparently irrelevant.:PDT_Xtremez_09:
Soon To Leave
08-11-2007, 10:04
I seem to remember the target is 42hrs per week (including lunch) but very few achieve that.
http://www.publications.raf.r.mil.uk/live/ap3390v2/Part1Chap3AnnA.htm
You should find all you need here, and in the subsequent annexes. I only found it cos I got involved in a pointless study many moons ago.
Realist78
08-11-2007, 10:27
That'll be 38.7 hrs then. Interesting.:PDT_Xtremez_21:
auchtermuchty
08-11-2007, 10:33
I can see that link being picked to bits!
7 days gaurding allowance a year wont sit well with skevans
7 days gaurding allowance a year wont sit well with skevans
I can't even see the link but I'm wound up already!
I will check the link out tomorrow when, suprise suprise, I'm on fecking guard again!
If I dont have enough time tommorow or Saturday I could always do it when I'm on nights in the guardroom next week!
Looks like I had better find some blood pressure tablets:PDT_Xtremez_25:
Beaver,
Thanks for the info - i had an feeling it was roughly a month based thing but had trouble finding a reference to it.
7 days for guard -where am i going wrong am just completeing day 28 for this year (so far)
I Look Like Kevin Costner
08-11-2007, 22:58
Beaver,
Thanks for the info - i had an feeling it was roughly a month based thing but had trouble finding a reference to it.
7 days for guard -where am i going wrong am just completeing day 28 for this year (so far)
Being on a small section, employing a lot of civives, prehaps is the reason why??? Or are you popular with your boss...
Off Topic Am located in S. Wales with a shrinking blue suit populus , (of which there are the normal sickies) but having to maintain the same guard commitment.
Its not just a quick turn around for my section but the whole station:PDT_Xtremez_34:
I Look Like Kevin Costner
08-11-2007, 23:10
The remains of what is going to be the new DCAE......:PDT_Xtremez_15:
:PDT_Xtremez_24: Nothin' to do with me guv - i'm just part of a lodger unit........
7 days for guard -where am i going wrong am just completeing day 28 for this year (so far)
Feck off part time guard come back when you have done a real stint!!!
auchtermuchty
09-11-2007, 10:00
Is now a good time to say I havent done guard for 2 years?:PDT_Xtremez_28:
monobrow
09-11-2007, 18:05
Is now a good time to say I havent done guard for 2 years?:PDT_Xtremez_28:
I skipped it for 6 mate. Courtesy of a not often upheld rule. Do ceremonial duties, don't do guard.
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