East Lancashire Royal Wedding 'party poopers'

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TENS of thousands of East Lancashire workers could be forced to work Royal Wedding day — and for no extra pay.

April 29 has been declared a public holiday, but the wording of employment contracts means up to 70,000 people in the area are set for disappointment.

Most larger firms, councils and health bodies are honouring the move.

But it is thought workers at smaller firms could be told to work and given a standard rate of pay, rather than a typical bank holiday bonus payment, such as double time or a day in lieu.

Unions urged firms not to be spoilsports, while an MP said it would be ‘completely unfair’ to deny people the chance to celebrate Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding.

Ruth Rule-Mullen, an associate solicitor at East Lancashire law firm Forbes, said the key to workers’ fate on April 29 was in the wording of contracts.

For example, if a holiday agreement states ‘25 days plus eight bank holidays’, staff may be legally called into work because the contract does not recognise any additional public holidays.

Mrs Rule-Mullen estimated that 30 per cent of East Lancashire 228,000 workers could have similarly-worded contracts, potentially affecting almost 70,000 people.

Most contracts declare the employee is entitled to an unspecifided number of bank holidays.

Mrs Rule-Mullen said: “We have had quite a few phone calls from concerned employers asking about the way their employees’ contracts are worded.

“For smaller companies in particular this is proving a real headache.

“In the majority of cases employees will be off work, but in some cases it is simply not possible.”

Haslingden flooring company Interfloor is one firm which has told employees that they must work on April 29 without ‘additional working premiums’.

The firm declined to comment but a company notice, seen by the Lancashire Telegraph, says: “We will be treating this day as a normal working day.

“Anyone who wishes to be absent on the day should request to take the day from their holiday entitlement.”

GMB union officer Elana Armstrong said: “I think this is rather bah humbug because the day has been declared a public holiday.

“I would urge the company to offer double pay or a day in lieu as a gesture of goodwill, even if the contracts don’t require it.”

Pendle MP Andrew Stephenson said: “It is completely unfair.

"I would encourage all employers to take a decision to have the day off.

"The wedding is a cause for national celebration and everyone should be able to enjoy celebrations in local pubs or street parties.”

Large firms - including Daisy in Nelson, BAE Systems in Samlesbury, Capita in Blackburn and Darwen, Optare in Blackburn, Promethean in Blackburn and Rolls-Royce in Barnoldswick - said their staff would be given the day off.

Bosses at Thwaites in Blackburn said production would continue but that they anticipated enough volunteer workers to cover shifts.

All councils in East Lancashire are expected to allow the vast majority of their workers to stay at home on April 29.

Bosses at East Lancashire Hospitals, which runs Blackburn and Burnley hospitals, said they had met union leaders over the issue.

Human resources director Ian Brandwood said: “We have provisionally agreed to treat it as a normal working day for all employees, but give staff an extra day off in lieu to be taken at their convenience.”

Dennis Mendoros, managing director of Kelbrook-based Euravia, said he would be giving the aerospace firm’s 100 employees the day off on April 29.

He said: “This is a day that the whole nation should be celebrating.”

East Lancashire Chamber of Commerce chief executive Mike Damms said most office-based companies, both large and small, would probably elect to allow staff the day off.

However, retailers, others in the service sector and some small businesses would be forced to call on employees.

He added: “I am minded to believe that giving people the day off will have no impact on sales or the economy.

“There is a feel-good factor and that makes people work harder when they are in.”

Comments(56)

wing commander bomber harris says...
8:56am Mon 7 Feb 11

i think it will be the day off people will miss rather than the actual wedding itself.

emertonbrokemyhand says...
9:00am Mon 7 Feb 11

Time for dose of reality
Small firms are sinking under the pressure to survive. The banks are not supporting them and the economy is on the brink of collapse.
So what do we do.

We cripple small business for a week and a hlf in April 22 Good Friday, 25 Easte Monday, 29th Wedding Monday 2nd May day. Four Bank Holidays in 1 week and a half.
Many workers are going just take the extra three days and get a Long Holiday
Who is going to listen in May when we can`t pay our Bills becuase of no income during this week. And that my friends is the reality facing many small business`s today, hand to mouth in the order of the day.
It`s not a question of being a Killjoy, I am sure my staff would rather keep their jobs than risk us going under.

Why does this wedding have too on a weekday anyway, Most of the working population would celebrate just as much on the weekend

pinkfairyone says...
9:01am Mon 7 Feb 11

Pendle MP Andrew Stephenson said: “It is completely unfair. I would encourage all employers to take a decision to have the day off. The wedding is a cause for national celebration and everyone should be able to enjoy celebrations in local pubs or street parties.”

Whooopidooo ! Oh the Magic of it all ... Local Pubs ? where ? ... and Street Parties ROFL cut me a break. Would be like scenes from Shameless HaHa... Most will be lucky if they afford a William & Kate, Pencil.

Joseph Yossarian says...
9:14am Mon 7 Feb 11

Why on earth should extra pay be awarded to people just because a couple of scroungers are getting married? Will the royal family help to pay the cost?

theworkerz says...
9:27am Mon 7 Feb 11

Couldn't agree more. A flash wedding now is the height of vulgarity and shows how out of touch this bunch of pampered dysfunctionals really are. And to expect struggling small businesses to lose a day's production is madness.

AnthonyUK says...
9:47am Mon 7 Feb 11

All you businesses who refuse,you're all killjoys!

Lifeinthemix says...
9:48am Mon 7 Feb 11

Who cares about this wedding?

happycyclist says...
10:04am Mon 7 Feb 11

Lifeinthemix wrote:
Who cares about this wedding?
William, Kate, and AnthonyUK

AnthonyUK says...
10:07am Mon 7 Feb 11

happycyclist wrote:
Lifeinthemix wrote: Who cares about this wedding?
William, Kate, and AnthonyUK
And you don't!

AnthonyUK says...
10:19am Mon 7 Feb 11

Lifeinthemix wrote:
Who cares about this wedding?
get over it many WILL get the day off so go suck eggs you and happywalker!

MJA says...
10:19am Mon 7 Feb 11

So they've only found one company that is treating it as a normal working day and plenty that will be giving the holiday but that's justifying the headline. It's all started from a publicity stunt by Forbes to puff up their employment law department.

wing commander bomber harris says...
10:59am Mon 7 Feb 11

AnthonyUK wrote:
happycyclist wrote:
Lifeinthemix wrote: Who cares about this wedding?
William, Kate, and AnthonyUK
And you don't!
Nevr met 'em, never will, don't care for them neither. The future King? Not of me he's not.

Anthony, will you be buying the Heat magazine photo pullout special?

AnthonyUK says...
11:18am Mon 7 Feb 11

wing commander bomber harris wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
happycyclist wrote:
Lifeinthemix wrote: Who cares about this wedding?
William, Kate, and AnthonyUK
And you don't!
Nevr met 'em, never will, don't care for them neither. The future King? Not of me he's not. Anthony, will you be buying the Heat magazine photo pullout special?
No so forget it! You're a killjoy!

useyourhead says...
11:23am Mon 7 Feb 11

most small business owners and self employed would have to work on thier own flaming wedding day at the moment, and someone has to keep the money flowing to pay extra tax for the SIX MILLION pound security bill that this farce will incur. sorry we can't share it with you your highness.

wing commander bomber harris says...
11:25am Mon 7 Feb 11

AnthonyUK wrote:
wing commander bomber harris wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
happycyclist wrote:
Lifeinthemix wrote: Who cares about this wedding?
William, Kate, and AnthonyUK
And you don't!
Nevr met 'em, never will, don't care for them neither. The future King? Not of me he's not. Anthony, will you be buying the Heat magazine photo pullout special?
No so forget it! You're a killjoy!
so you'll be watching the whole thing live on the telly then? Do you have your Union flag to wave at the screen?

I'm hoping for nice weather so we can go to Blackpool or St Annes on a day out.

AnthonyUK says...
11:27am Mon 7 Feb 11

wing commander bomber harris wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
wing commander bomber harris wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
happycyclist wrote:
Lifeinthemix wrote: Who cares about this wedding?
William, Kate, and AnthonyUK
And you don't!
Nevr met 'em, never will, don't care for them neither. The future King? Not of me he's not. Anthony, will you be buying the Heat magazine photo pullout special?
No so forget it! You're a killjoy!
so you'll be watching the whole thing live on the telly then? Do you have your Union flag to wave at the screen? I'm hoping for nice weather so we can go to Blackpool or St Annes on a day out.
No i'll be partying and setting off fireworks in the evening with friends so rack off hw!

useyourhead says...
11:35am Mon 7 Feb 11

Lifeinthemix wrote:
For the older bunnies out there...remember these lyrics : . ''God save the Queen a fascist regime she made you a moron in England'' . Richard Branson gained his foothold in signing the band responsible for those lyrics, the Sex Pistols. He is now a knight of that fascist regime as his children are big in the William and Katie elite circle...contradicti on of the hubris kind. . Tavistock claim to be responsible for the Sex Pistols as a mind job for the youth of the day in order to further the sub culture they began in the 1950's expanded under LSD in the 1960's. Though I loved the pistols I can see they were indeed yet another programme in the destruction of Great Britain, and Branson the fleecer of train travellers is and was part of this Tavistock plan of destruction....
branson just saw a cash cow, the message was lost on him.

wing commander bomber harris says...
11:41am Mon 7 Feb 11

AnthonyUK wrote:
wing commander bomber harris wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
wing commander bomber harris wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
happycyclist wrote:
Lifeinthemix wrote: Who cares about this wedding?
William, Kate, and AnthonyUK
And you don't!
Nevr met 'em, never will, don't care for them neither. The future King? Not of me he's not. Anthony, will you be buying the Heat magazine photo pullout special?
No so forget it! You're a killjoy!
so you'll be watching the whole thing live on the telly then? Do you have your Union flag to wave at the screen? I'm hoping for nice weather so we can go to Blackpool or St Annes on a day out.
No i'll be partying and setting off fireworks in the evening with friends so rack off hw!
well mind you don't set fire to your bunting and paper plates.

AnthonyUK says...
11:45am Mon 7 Feb 11

wing commander bomber harris wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
wing commander bomber harris wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
wing commander bomber harris wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
happycyclist wrote:
Lifeinthemix wrote: Who cares about this wedding?
William, Kate, and AnthonyUK
And you don't!
Nevr met 'em, never will, don't care for them neither. The future King? Not of me he's not. Anthony, will you be buying the Heat magazine photo pullout special?
No so forget it! You're a killjoy!
so you'll be watching the whole thing live on the telly then? Do you have your Union flag to wave at the screen? I'm hoping for nice weather so we can go to Blackpool or St Annes on a day out.
No i'll be partying and setting off fireworks in the evening with friends so rack off hw!
well mind you don't set fire to your bunting and paper plates.
None of your business h&s nut!Don't need your advice-i'm careful with fireworks anyway.

HU says...
11:57am Mon 7 Feb 11

where i work we aint getting the day off either!

"Archaea" says...
11:57am Mon 7 Feb 11

Good luck and best wishes to the Royal couple but I’ve a business to run and wages to pay. In this uncertain economic climate I’m afraid that finances must take preference over the wedding. Program the Sky box to record the Ceremony then sit back and enjoy the joyous event after a hard day’s work.

britguy says...
11:58am Mon 7 Feb 11

It is all too easy for the public to think that there is always someone else to foot the bill for days off. Many small business's live from day to day and it is time people realised that someone has to foot the bill.

AnthonyUK says...
11:59am Mon 7 Feb 11

Employers have to be careful otherwise the refusals to grant a holiday for this could end up with some very frayed relationships between employer and employee.

bankhall says...
12:49pm Mon 7 Feb 11

The wedding is a cause for national celebration and everyone should be able to enjoy celebrations in local pubs or street parties.” what planet is he in ????aparsite marries a binbo wannabee and we are supoosed to bothe r jeez.Ihope the unions do as they say and strike in London on the day.

darrenh says...
1:04pm Mon 7 Feb 11

I think its fair to assume that Chris Hooper has no experience of running a business after reading this amazingly poor unbalanced article. Many businesses in the region are fighting for there lives in these difficult times. To force them into footing the bill for a national holiday is incredibly harsh. Please stop potraying local business as evil killjoys. Get behind local business.

bankhall says...
1:09pm Mon 7 Feb 11

wheres the snipers when you want them

makaveli96 says...
1:40pm Mon 7 Feb 11

Is it true its a catholic wedding?

cdog says...
1:45pm Mon 7 Feb 11

AnthonyUK wrote:
wing commander bomber harris wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
wing commander bomber harris wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
wing commander bomber harris wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
happycyclist wrote:
Lifeinthemix wrote: Who cares about this wedding?
William, Kate, and AnthonyUK
And you don't!
Nevr met 'em, never will, don't care for them neither. The future King? Not of me he's not. Anthony, will you be buying the Heat magazine photo pullout special?
No so forget it! You're a killjoy!
so you'll be watching the whole thing live on the telly then? Do you have your Union flag to wave at the screen? I'm hoping for nice weather so we can go to Blackpool or St Annes on a day out.
No i'll be partying and setting off fireworks in the evening with friends so rack off hw!
well mind you don't set fire to your bunting and paper plates.
None of your business h&s nut!Don't need your advice-i'm careful with fireworks anyway.
if we keep quoting this post there might not be enough room to display more than one word per line!hope you enjoy your special day anthonyuk

wing commander bomber harris says...
1:46pm Mon 7 Feb 11

bankhall wrote:
wheres the snipers when you want them
afghanistan?

Stone Island says...
1:49pm Mon 7 Feb 11

My staff won't be getting double time, thats for sure.

DaveBurnley says...
1:53pm Mon 7 Feb 11

No doubt our MPs will find some way to claim this on expenses.

blackburn south says...
4:27pm Mon 7 Feb 11

To,
William, Kate, and AnthonyUK
********************
****
********************
****
********************
**** Enjoy your special day you three!!!

Lifeinthemix says...
4:36pm Mon 7 Feb 11

revive the memories :
.
A week after her engagement to Charles , Diana’s bulimia began, this is an eating disorder in which you make yourself sick every time you eat food, Diana was throwing up three or four times a day and became desperately thin. This condition is a direct result from the satanic upbringing of children and in this case was triggered when Charles put his hand on her waist and said, “Oh a bit chubby here, aren’t we?” she stated. What we have here is the start of another character assassination of the Queen of Hearts to ensure you all by the time of her murder, saw her as a nutcase; of course this did not work, good on you. Bulimia is a dis-ease of the emotions, as most diseases are, and Diana had been an emotional wreck since the break up of her father and mother’s marriage and the standard upbringing of bloodline offspring.

pinkfairyone says...
4:51pm Mon 7 Feb 11

Lifeinthemix wrote:
revive the memories : . A week after her engagement to Charles , Diana’s bulimia began, this is an eating disorder in which you make yourself sick every time you eat food, Diana was throwing up three or four times a day and became desperately thin. This condition is a direct result from the satanic upbringing of children and in this case was triggered when Charles put his hand on her waist and said, “Oh a bit chubby here, aren’t we?” she stated. What we have here is the start of another character assassination of the Queen of Hearts to ensure you all by the time of her murder, saw her as a nutcase; of course this did not work, good on you. Bulimia is a dis-ease of the emotions, as most diseases are, and Diana had been an emotional wreck since the break up of her father and mother’s marriage and the standard upbringing of bloodline offspring.
http://www.dailymail
.co.uk/news/article-
1347670/Kate-Middlet
on-Prince-William-un
authorised-Royal-wed
ding-souvenirs-flood
-UK.html

jessjade says...
5:28pm Mon 7 Feb 11

Joseph Yossarian wrote:
Why on earth should extra pay be awarded to people just because a couple of scroungers are getting married? Will the royal family help to pay the cost?
i am with you on this

rob19191 says...
6:52pm Mon 7 Feb 11

What an ill thought out and one sided article. Are the happy couple going to pay my staff overtime? Are they going to re pay me for a days lost trading?
Businesses are struggling to survive and the government think its a good idea for employers to award another days holiday slap bang in the middle of the bank holidays! It's okay for the Banks, because when they go under the Government bale them out, I don't think they would be ready and waiting if the same thing happened to me!!

Babbar Divino says...
7:06pm Mon 7 Feb 11

Stone Island wrote:
My staff won't be getting double time, thats for sure.
How is Mrs Palmer?

Rich Riley says...
7:09pm Mon 7 Feb 11

I'll be taking the day off sick!

maz;0) says...
7:34pm Mon 7 Feb 11

Well,I work for N.H.S. so we don't have any choice! It'll be repeated that many times on TV, IF i wanted to watch it,but as yet i'm non too bothered either way!

Stone Island says...
8:22pm Mon 7 Feb 11

Babbar Divino wrote:
Stone Island wrote: My staff won't be getting double time, thats for sure.
How is Mrs Palmer?
Who is Mrs Palmer?

bwdbc says...
9:57pm Mon 7 Feb 11

AnthonyUK wrote:
wing commander bomber harris wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
wing commander bomber harris wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
wing commander bomber harris wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
happycyclist wrote:
Lifeinthemix wrote: Who cares about this wedding?
William, Kate, and AnthonyUK
And you don't!
Nevr met 'em, never will, don't care for them neither. The future King? Not of me he's not. Anthony, will you be buying the Heat magazine photo pullout special?
No so forget it! You're a killjoy!
so you'll be watching the whole thing live on the telly then? Do you have your Union flag to wave at the screen? I'm hoping for nice weather so we can go to Blackpool or St Annes on a day out.
No i'll be partying and setting off fireworks in the evening with friends so rack off hw!
well mind you don't set fire to your bunting and paper plates.
None of your business h&s nut!Don't need your advice-i'm careful with fireworks anyway.
You wanna shove a rocket up your rear and do us all a favour... BANG and your gone. Its people with your mentality that make this country the way it is...... Get some work done and stop ya moaning.

bankhall says...
10:19pm Mon 7 Feb 11

ap arasite marrying a bimbo wannabe jeez bring on the snipers

useyourhead says...
10:27pm Mon 7 Feb 11

AnthonyUK wrote:
Employers have to be careful otherwise the refusals to grant a holiday for this could end up with some very frayed relationships between employer and employee.
two words
-
job centre

AnthonyUK says...
10:43pm Mon 7 Feb 11

tough bwdbc,i'm on holiday from work on friday 29th april like the lucky several who are also getting the extended 4 day weekend,if you want to improve things and do something useful you council dogooder get,then cut your overzealous h&s claptrap and beareaucracy,redtape and excessive regulations on groups and organisations wishing to hold streetparties firework displays and events for this momentous national occasion instead of being killjoys and spoilsports and fuddieduddie fanatics to the cause you bunch of beareaucratic trollops!

AnthonyUK says...
10:46pm Mon 7 Feb 11

useyourhead wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
Employers have to be careful otherwise the refusals to grant a holiday for this could end up with some very frayed relationships between employer and employee.
two words
-
job centre
and you are a dogooding oafcake as well useyourhead!

useyourhead says...
11:27pm Mon 7 Feb 11

AnthonyUK wrote:
useyourhead wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote: Employers have to be careful otherwise the refusals to grant a holiday for this could end up with some very frayed relationships between employer and employee.
two words - job centre
and you are a dogooding oafcake as well useyourhead!
enjoy your sparklers and your treasured four day weekend, i will be busy ensuring that me and my staff don't face a seven day weekend :)

AnthonyUK says...
11:33pm Mon 7 Feb 11

useyourhead wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
useyourhead wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote: Employers have to be careful otherwise the refusals to grant a holiday for this could end up with some very frayed relationships between employer and employee.
two words - job centre
and you are a dogooding oafcake as well useyourhead!
enjoy your sparklers and your treasured four day weekend, i will be busy ensuring that me and my staff don't face a seven day weekend :)
everyone else who is off that weekend will be enjoying it and celebrating too!

bwdbc says...
10:47am Tue 8 Feb 11

AnthonyUK wrote:
tough bwdbc,i'm on holiday from work on friday 29th april like the lucky several who are also getting the extended 4 day weekend,if you want to improve things and do something useful you council dogooder get,then cut your overzealous h&s claptrap and beareaucracy,redtape and excessive regulations on groups and organisations wishing to hold streetparties firework displays and events for this momentous national occasion instead of being killjoys and spoilsports and fuddieduddie fanatics to the cause you bunch of beareaucratic trollops!
You total t*t.
I have my own business and employ 6 staff and if my staff want the day off they have been told they can have it off. (as a pd)
No staff have so far booked the day off. What does that tell ya?
Light the rocket quick.
(reply = your tight)

ENGLISH SKINHEAD says...
12:43pm Tue 8 Feb 11

bankhall wrote:
ap arasite marrying a bimbo wannabe jeez bring on the snipers
How can you be so good, and then so bad?

We'll make a red out of you yet!

AnthonyUK says...
6:46pm Tue 8 Feb 11

well,it just proves you and other companies and retailers are playing scrooge and saying bah humbug to the workforce. If I had a company,I personally WOULD go the other way and let my workforce have the day off,and why shouldnt I?

bwdbc says...
8:24pm Tue 8 Feb 11

AnthonyUK wrote:
well,it just proves you and other companies and retailers are playing scrooge and saying bah humbug to the workforce. If I had a company,I personally WOULD go the other way and let my workforce have the day off,and why shouldnt I?
I wish you would go the other way, go on jog on,,,,, and hurry up light that rocket.

AnthonyUK says...
11:01pm Tue 8 Feb 11

bwdbc wrote:
AnthonyUK wrote:
well,it just proves you and other companies and retailers are playing scrooge and saying bah humbug to the workforce. If I had a company,I personally WOULD go the other way and let my workforce have the day off,and why shouldnt I?
I wish you would go the other way, go on jog on,,,,, and hurry up light that rocket.
you can get stuffed bwdbc,those like myself who are off that day will enjoy it,you and your idiot workers and all the other bosses who are refusing to honour the holiday are mean ignorant selfish party poopers! Go to hell council worker and blow yourself up.

time.team says...
6:28pm Wed 9 Feb 11

I remember the last ‘big’ royal wedding between Charles and Diana that turned out to be nothing but a disaster. But there does seem to be more hope this time and I wish William and Kate all the very best.
But it was a wonderful sunny day back then that started early on my way to Buttermere in the lakes to climb Hay Stacks. The wedding would have been nice to watch I’m sure but the Lakes are there forever that I will remember fondness.
So yes, celebrate the day by doing something to remember!

LWAustrang says...
7:51pm Wed 9 Feb 11

what is so Bloody wrong, in having the day off, for this great day, the Royal family work bloody hard, you all seem to be verry angry people here in the UK, get over your self's and Have some fun for once in your life, in Aus we get the Queens Birthday off, and Good on the Assies, if we can take time out for the Royal Family you should Bloody be able to, the Royals are what makes this Country Great.

Stop being ground under foot and take some time out, after all you all work Bloody Hard for very little money, your all being taken for a ride, most Aussie's are getting 3X as much money as you guys, with the average income at: $40,000, why are they paying you guys an Av of only 10,500. the tax you all around 23% WoW.

Lifeinthemix says...
12:02pm Sun 13 Feb 11

So it is a great day when a chap who is nothing but a slave to an institution that killed his very own mother......
.
United Kingdom...sanctuary for the insane....

dingle-berry says...
7:36pm Sun 13 Feb 11

Some very miserable people on here!! I have ran a business before and I would of given my staff the day off as i would of been closed. And to be honest i could'nt care less about the wedding, but it is an off day when we go the pub and relax. And the the people saying they are 'fighting for their lives', that did make me laugh! my advice to those cheerful chaps is close down and file for bankruptcy because if a few days off here and there is going to melt your business its already over is'nt it!

I'm not buying into all this 'party in the street' nonsense, but i'm sure people will be lighing a bbq with the family, and how often do we do that? So come on life is for living, I understand that without work there is no living but

LIFE GOES PRETTY FAST! IF YOU DON'T STOP AND LOOK AROUND ONCE IN A WHILE, YOU COULD MISS IT!!

Just though i would hit the doom and gloom among us with a few words of wisdon.

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