Long service awards?I've never hung around long enough to find out...Just curious as to what your employer offers in terms of Long Service awards
Mine hasn't changed the award in all the time I've worked there
10 years £100
15 years £150
20 years £200 etc
I think it's pretty poor
Gold Rolex, more like gold lame!Long service awards?I've never hung around long enough to find out...
That said,I've lasted 8 weeks in my latest conquest so at the very least I expect a gold rolex...
Gold Rolex, more like gold lame!
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The guy I work with clicked up 30 years .Just curious as to what your employer offers in terms of Long Service awards
Mine hasn't changed the award in all the time I've worked there
10 years £100
15 years £150
20 years £200 etc
I think it's pretty poor
That sounds like an amazing company5 yrs = £500
10 = £1000
15 =£1500
Keeps going up £500 every 5yrs etc.
We give extra holiday days every couple of years. Once you've been there 10yrs you get 50 days a year ( you can sell long service days back if you want each year )
Lump sum on retirement depending on years service.
Tbf all that is on top of absolutely fantastic company benefits as well.
That sounds like an amazing company
Any vacancies5 yrs = £500
10 = £1000
15 =£1500
Keeps going up £500 every 5yrs etc.
We give extra holiday days every couple of years. Once you've been there 10yrs you get 50 days a year ( you can sell long service days back if you want each year )
Lump sum on retirement depending on years service.
Tbf all that is on top of absolutely fantastic company benefits as well.
BAE did awards nights for 21 years and 42 years service, didn't quite make the 42 year one. I think we got an extra day holiday at some point for service as well. Not sure of the value of award but you always made more on the share schemes. I'd be interested in how good your workplaces were on reward & recognition as BAE handled this very badly?
30 years self employed.
Never missed a day trhough illness.
Never late
Always worked without a tea break or lunch break.
No holiday pay.
No pension.
Long service award?
Your having a laugh.

Most global companies do employee share schemes, BAE always had discounted schemes as well as paying a few hundred free shares on results days, they also gave us PRP bonuses but these were for all employees across all sites, that's both hard workers and the passengers we carried as you do in large companies, where they fell down was on recognising individual over & above efforts locally at Brough particularly as we downsized, a great environment for the scivers amongst us, not so great for the more diligent engineers, sadly it became toxic, they'd let too many good people go through VR and most of the sicknotes stayed to the end as they were on such a good thing so a great company but very poor people management (HR) at Brough in my experience.We allow employees to buy shares, dividend every quarter and aim to double share price every 5yrs.
Stop using the Internet and get back to work.30 years self employed.
Never missed a day trhough illness.
Never late
Always worked without a tea break or lunch break.
No holiday pay.
No pension.
Long service award?
Your having a laugh.
BAE did awards nights for 21 years and 42 years service, didn't quite make the 42 year one. I think we got an extra day holiday at some point for service as well. Not sure of the value of award but you always made more on the share schemes. I'd be interested in how good your workplaces were on reward & recognition as BAE handled this very badly?
Are you a politician?5 yrs = £500
10 = £1000
15 =£1500
Keeps going up £500 every 5yrs etc.
We give extra holiday days every couple of years. Once you've been there 10yrs you get 50 days a year ( you can sell long service days back if you want each year )
Lump sum on retirement depending on years service.
Tbf all that is on top of absolutely fantastic company benefits as well.