Enter Valhalla
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I think that less reliance on seasonal staff is a wise move. This could actually partially explain why a lot of theme parks in mainland Europe have moved towards extended winter openings, something which as usual the UK is lagging behind on.
My understanding is that permanent variable contracts (PVCs) guarantee employees a minimum number of hours per week, averaged out over a 17 week period. So basically have them working loads over Christmas and new year to balance out the periods in November and February when the parks are closed.
My understanding is that permanent variable contracts (PVCs) guarantee employees a minimum number of hours per week, averaged out over a 17 week period. So basically have them working loads over Christmas and new year to balance out the periods in November and February when the parks are closed.
