The Peterborough Evening Telegraph

Office firm kits out charity’s new home

Relocation sees continuati­on of nine-year partnershi­p

- By Paul Grinnell paul.grinnell@jpress.co.uk Twitter: @PTPaulGrin­nell

A charity has got a plush look to its new base in Peterborou­gh with the help of longestabl­ished city firm Walters. The Royal National Institute of Blind People has just taken out a 15-year lease onthe first and second floors of Midgate House, in Midgate.

It has moved to the new 19,145 sq ft premises from its former offices in Bakewell Road.

To ensure its offices were up to date, it decided to continue with its nine-year partnershi­p with Walters Office Interiors, of Royce Road.

DarrenWain­wright, group head of property for RNIB, said: “Walters has been a trusted business partner for our organisati­on and during the last year alone has installed furniture in our offices across the wholeof the UK.

“The aim was to create a modern, practical environmen­t with collaborat­ive workspaces, open-plan offices and breakout meeting rooms. There are numerous features to assist membersof the team with sight deficienci­es.

“We’ve used contrastin­g wood finishes, cabinet doors in bright, visible colours.” If your normal working week is three days per week you would be entitled to twelve days’ paid holiday per year, plus the statutory and bank holidays.

Workingove­rtimedoesn­ot t increase the number of days s you are entitled to.

However working over time does entitle you to re ceive an increased rate of holiday pay as you should whilst exercising your statu tory leave, receive the averagee wageinclus­ive of theovertim­e you have worked in the preceding twelve weeks prior to your holiday.

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