Image copyright Asda Asda is offering staff a higher wage in exchange for a new contract which will introduce unpaid breaks and a requirement to work over Bank Holidays. The supermarket group will pay its workers £8.50 an hour, above the £7.50 National Living Wage rate due to come into force in April. The 'flexible' deal means Asda's 135,000 staff can work around the store, on different days and hours. Asda says signing is voluntary and it is not a zero hours contract. However, it means that employees must work on bank holidays if the store needs them to, or, if they want to take the time off, it must come out of their 28 days of annual leave. Download Filme Reine Sobre Mim Dublado Rmvb.

Vray For 3ds Max 2014 64 Bit With Crack Free Download on this page. Additionally, all breaks will be unpaid and Asda will alter its night shift window. Currently, workers are paid an extra £2.04 for unsociable hours that run between 10.00pm and 6.00am. Under the new agreement, unsociable hours will be cut to between midnight and 5.00am but the premium rate will rise to an additional £2.54 an hour.