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I have just received a conditional offer for the O Generic HMRC Compliance Caseworker role in Belfast.
I have read through the blurb but wanted to ask a question about what the actual working pattern will look like in reality. Is it generally a Monday to Friday role within core office hours or are you expected to work two late shifts a week and a Saturday on a regular basis.
The attachment in the offer email gives an example of one of the working patterns but I want to find out what way it works in reality.
Any help would be appreciated!
Many thanks
I have just received a conditional offer for the O Generic HMRC Compliance Caseworker role in Belfast.
I have read through the blurb but wanted to ask a question about what the actual working pattern will look like in reality. Is it generally a Monday to Friday role within core office hours or are you expected to work two late shifts a week and a Saturday on a regular basis.
The attachment in the offer email gives an example of one of the working patterns but I want to find out what way it works in reality.
Any help would be appreciated!
Many thanks
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(Original post by Snowmen)
Hi,
I have just received a conditional offer for the O Generic HMRC Compliance Caseworker role in Belfast.
I have read through the blurb but wanted to ask a question about what the actual working pattern will look like in reality. Is it generally a Monday to Friday role within core office hours or are you expected to work two late shifts a week and a Saturday on a regular basis.
The attachment in the offer email gives an example of one of the working patterns but I want to find out what way it works in reality.
Any help would be appreciated!
Many thanks
Hi,
I have just received a conditional offer for the O Generic HMRC Compliance Caseworker role in Belfast.
I have read through the blurb but wanted to ask a question about what the actual working pattern will look like in reality. Is it generally a Monday to Friday role within core office hours or are you expected to work two late shifts a week and a Saturday on a regular basis.
The attachment in the offer email gives an example of one of the working patterns but I want to find out what way it works in reality.
Any help would be appreciated!
Many thanks
Congratulations on your offer. A compliance caseworker role tends to be Monday to Friday. Subject to manager approval and business need, you can work between 7 am and 8pm (accruing flexi when working longer hours). While this can vary by business unit, weekend working is rare within compliance - Do you know which business unit within compliance you are joining?
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Hi,
Congratulations on your offer. A compliance caseworker role tends to be Monday to Friday. Subject to manager approval and business need, you can work between 7 am and 8pm (accruing flexi when working longer hours). While this can vary by business unit, weekend working is rare within compliance - Do you know which business unit within compliance you are joining?
Hi,
Congratulations on your offer. A compliance caseworker role tends to be Monday to Friday. Subject to manager approval and business need, you can work between 7 am and 8pm (accruing flexi when working longer hours). While this can vary by business unit, weekend working is rare within compliance - Do you know which business unit within compliance you are joining?
No there is no mention of which business unit on the email - maybe you get that at the formal offer stage?
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Thanks for the reply and information.
No there is no mention of which business unit on the email - maybe you get that at the formal offer stage?
Thanks for the reply and information.
No there is no mention of which business unit on the email - maybe you get that at the formal offer stage?
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Thanks for the reply and information.
No there is no mention of which business unit on the email - maybe you get that at the formal offer stage?
Thanks for the reply and information.
No there is no mention of which business unit on the email - maybe you get that at the formal offer stage?
As Reddy says, you will be assigned to the central training unit initially (which will almost certainly be a Monday to Friday gig). Most compliance business units operate within the hours I mentioned with small differences - e.g., as a VAT officer you may be needed to start before 7 to get to a customers premises more often than as a CT support officer (assuming a post COVID world where customer visits are the norm again).
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