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Offline Bearnan

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Re: Marriages on Xmas Day
« Reply #18 on: Thursday 07 February 19 20:29 GMT (UK) »
My nan and grandad married Christmas day 1920 at St. Matthews Church, Duddeston, Birmingham along with several other couples.

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Re: Marriages on Xmas Day
« Reply #19 on: Sunday 10 February 19 18:39 GMT (UK) »
I was a big fan of Sunday working as it was double-time & selling your labour at the highest price is common-sense!  ;D

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« Reply #20 on: Sunday 10 February 19 20:26 GMT (UK) »
Of course Roger!  ;D

The days of ministers lying down on Hebridean piers to try & stop Sunday ferries are thankfully long gone in Scotland.

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Re: Marriages on Xmas Day
« Reply #21 on: Sunday 10 February 19 23:12 GMT (UK) »
   I doubt if many people get double time for Sunday working now, and there are not many fully unionised environments.
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Re: Marriages on Xmas Day
« Reply #22 on: Monday 11 February 19 07:18 GMT (UK) »
I agree T of the H, I think you will find it is part of the new contracts that came in  roundabout 1990

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Re: Marriages on Xmas Day
« Reply #23 on: Monday 11 February 19 14:54 GMT (UK) »
Of course Roger!  ;D

The days of ministers lying down on Hebridean piers to try & stop Sunday ferries are thankfully long gone in Scotland.

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Presumably they have all migrated southwestward?
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« Reply #24 on: Monday 11 February 19 14:56 GMT (UK) »
   I doubt if many people get double time for Sunday working now, and there are not many fully unionised environments.
Much of the problem regarding the failure of Sunday train services. No longer paid for working on some companies.
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