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GTR thameslink shift patterns

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Rachael92

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Hello,

I'm just wondering what the shift pattern is like for a driver with thameslink? If it's 7 on 7 off or something different?
 
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Class2ldn

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It's a 4 day week with 2 rest days each week , Sunday's are outside the week so you can choose to work it as a fifth day or have it off
 

baz962

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Don't new driver's have to commit to 12 sunday's a year , and don't you get a long weekend every few week's.
 

Class2ldn

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It was part of the pay deal but never enforced long weekend every 3rd week
 

Rachael92

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I was told in my DMI that the shifts were 7 on and 7 off. I've also seen new drivers have to work 12 Sunday's a year too.
 

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I was told in my DMI that the shifts were 7 on and 7 off. I've also seen new drivers have to work 12 Sunday's a year too.

No that's rubbish, maybe they meant the shifts could cover any of the days. Long weekend starts on a Friday and you don't come back in until the following wednesday
 

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It's a 3 week rolling roster

Week 1 M o, T o, W l, T l, F l, S l,
Week 2 M l, T l, W o, T o, F e, S e,
Week 3 M e, T e, W e, T e, F o, S o.

o = rest day
l = late
e= early

Week 3 goes back to week 1, hence along weekend 5days off every 3 weeks.
 
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