Seller Forums
Sign in
Sign in
imgSign in
imgSign in
user profile
Seller_GGzDKOkzQyKkd

Bank Holiday 5th August

It is a Bank Holiday in Scotland on Monday but as usual, I expect Amazon will have ignored that and treat English Bank Holidays as if they apply to the whole of the UK.

I cannot get an answer from them about this so not sure if they are doing their usual burying their head in the sand and ignoring the fact that the UK is 4 different nations with different Bank Holidays. The August Bank Holiday has always been on a different date in Scotland it has never been the same as England.

Does anyone else know?

1.2K views
24 replies
Tags:Bank account
00
Reply
user profile
Seller_GGzDKOkzQyKkd

Bank Holiday 5th August

It is a Bank Holiday in Scotland on Monday but as usual, I expect Amazon will have ignored that and treat English Bank Holidays as if they apply to the whole of the UK.

I cannot get an answer from them about this so not sure if they are doing their usual burying their head in the sand and ignoring the fact that the UK is 4 different nations with different Bank Holidays. The August Bank Holiday has always been on a different date in Scotland it has never been the same as England.

Does anyone else know?

Tags:Bank account
00
1.2K views
24 replies
Reply
24 replies
user profile
Seller_hC0hNVDuILaKO

I’d treat it as though Amazon will be ignoring the Scottish bank holiday [as most of us do :laughing:]
but expect them to respect the English bank holiday at the end of the month [as is right and proper :smile:]

140
user profile
Seller_bhSWqoVh7Pn98

Amazon are very poor, cannot afford decent staff to know how to programme a computer system, I assume!

It is annoying as you say when we ship from England and all shown as late on the metrics on a Scottish Bank Holiday, as they get delivered on Tuesday instead.

If PRIME but on a ‘standard’ or 2-day delivery, then those may be delivered on time. The 1-day will of course all be late deliveries, I’d at least ship on time.

Message the Performance and SFP Teams as well, with link to Bank Holiday Details on a government website, so at least taken into consideration , .

10
user profile
Seller_qZO3ZCjoBXEeL

I imagine that as it reflects your actual business state, you’ll have to put your store on holiday once your Prime collection is made the day before and re-enable it after Prime cutoff on the bank holiday.

00
user profile
Seller_prNRYzgZJre6A

We are in Scotland also, however from reading the RM website I can only see the TD12 postcode in the borders as no deliveries/collections for Monday 5th and everywhere else in Scotland is as normal for collections and deliveries.

40
user profile
Seller_sFEUMUfeW5484

Amazon only take into account the holidays in the country of the buyer. So no exceptions are made if you’re unable to ship due to your own national holidays. Backwards yes, welcome to Amazon.

10
user profile
Seller_BeDCXFnol2weV

PeterB

7h

I imagine that as it reflects your actual business state, you’ll have to put your store on holiday once your Prime collection is made the day before and re-enable it after Prime cutoff on the bank holiday.

yes this is the only way around it

00
user profile
Seller_OPIGLOYfyTIdQ

After Brexit all those 4 nations will rejoin the EU separately.

20
Follow this discussion to be notified of new activity
user profile
Seller_GGzDKOkzQyKkd

Bank Holiday 5th August

It is a Bank Holiday in Scotland on Monday but as usual, I expect Amazon will have ignored that and treat English Bank Holidays as if they apply to the whole of the UK.

I cannot get an answer from them about this so not sure if they are doing their usual burying their head in the sand and ignoring the fact that the UK is 4 different nations with different Bank Holidays. The August Bank Holiday has always been on a different date in Scotland it has never been the same as England.

Does anyone else know?

1.2K views
24 replies
Tags:Bank account
00
Reply
user profile
Seller_GGzDKOkzQyKkd

Bank Holiday 5th August

It is a Bank Holiday in Scotland on Monday but as usual, I expect Amazon will have ignored that and treat English Bank Holidays as if they apply to the whole of the UK.

I cannot get an answer from them about this so not sure if they are doing their usual burying their head in the sand and ignoring the fact that the UK is 4 different nations with different Bank Holidays. The August Bank Holiday has always been on a different date in Scotland it has never been the same as England.

Does anyone else know?

Tags:Bank account
00
1.2K views
24 replies
Reply
user profile

Bank Holiday 5th August

by Seller_GGzDKOkzQyKkd

It is a Bank Holiday in Scotland on Monday but as usual, I expect Amazon will have ignored that and treat English Bank Holidays as if they apply to the whole of the UK.

I cannot get an answer from them about this so not sure if they are doing their usual burying their head in the sand and ignoring the fact that the UK is 4 different nations with different Bank Holidays. The August Bank Holiday has always been on a different date in Scotland it has never been the same as England.

Does anyone else know?

Tags:Bank account
00
1.2K views
24 replies
Reply
24 replies
24 replies
Quick filters
Sort by
user profile
Seller_hC0hNVDuILaKO

I’d treat it as though Amazon will be ignoring the Scottish bank holiday [as most of us do :laughing:]
but expect them to respect the English bank holiday at the end of the month [as is right and proper :smile:]

140
user profile
Seller_bhSWqoVh7Pn98

Amazon are very poor, cannot afford decent staff to know how to programme a computer system, I assume!

It is annoying as you say when we ship from England and all shown as late on the metrics on a Scottish Bank Holiday, as they get delivered on Tuesday instead.

If PRIME but on a ‘standard’ or 2-day delivery, then those may be delivered on time. The 1-day will of course all be late deliveries, I’d at least ship on time.

Message the Performance and SFP Teams as well, with link to Bank Holiday Details on a government website, so at least taken into consideration , .

10
user profile
Seller_qZO3ZCjoBXEeL

I imagine that as it reflects your actual business state, you’ll have to put your store on holiday once your Prime collection is made the day before and re-enable it after Prime cutoff on the bank holiday.

00
user profile
Seller_prNRYzgZJre6A

We are in Scotland also, however from reading the RM website I can only see the TD12 postcode in the borders as no deliveries/collections for Monday 5th and everywhere else in Scotland is as normal for collections and deliveries.

40
user profile
Seller_sFEUMUfeW5484

Amazon only take into account the holidays in the country of the buyer. So no exceptions are made if you’re unable to ship due to your own national holidays. Backwards yes, welcome to Amazon.

10
user profile
Seller_BeDCXFnol2weV

PeterB

7h

I imagine that as it reflects your actual business state, you’ll have to put your store on holiday once your Prime collection is made the day before and re-enable it after Prime cutoff on the bank holiday.

yes this is the only way around it

00
user profile
Seller_OPIGLOYfyTIdQ

After Brexit all those 4 nations will rejoin the EU separately.

20
Follow this discussion to be notified of new activity
user profile
Seller_hC0hNVDuILaKO

I’d treat it as though Amazon will be ignoring the Scottish bank holiday [as most of us do :laughing:]
but expect them to respect the English bank holiday at the end of the month [as is right and proper :smile:]

140
user profile
Seller_hC0hNVDuILaKO

I’d treat it as though Amazon will be ignoring the Scottish bank holiday [as most of us do :laughing:]
but expect them to respect the English bank holiday at the end of the month [as is right and proper :smile:]

140
Reply
user profile
Seller_bhSWqoVh7Pn98

Amazon are very poor, cannot afford decent staff to know how to programme a computer system, I assume!

It is annoying as you say when we ship from England and all shown as late on the metrics on a Scottish Bank Holiday, as they get delivered on Tuesday instead.

If PRIME but on a ‘standard’ or 2-day delivery, then those may be delivered on time. The 1-day will of course all be late deliveries, I’d at least ship on time.

Message the Performance and SFP Teams as well, with link to Bank Holiday Details on a government website, so at least taken into consideration , .

10
user profile
Seller_bhSWqoVh7Pn98

Amazon are very poor, cannot afford decent staff to know how to programme a computer system, I assume!

It is annoying as you say when we ship from England and all shown as late on the metrics on a Scottish Bank Holiday, as they get delivered on Tuesday instead.

If PRIME but on a ‘standard’ or 2-day delivery, then those may be delivered on time. The 1-day will of course all be late deliveries, I’d at least ship on time.

Message the Performance and SFP Teams as well, with link to Bank Holiday Details on a government website, so at least taken into consideration , .

10
Reply
user profile
Seller_qZO3ZCjoBXEeL

I imagine that as it reflects your actual business state, you’ll have to put your store on holiday once your Prime collection is made the day before and re-enable it after Prime cutoff on the bank holiday.

00
user profile
Seller_qZO3ZCjoBXEeL

I imagine that as it reflects your actual business state, you’ll have to put your store on holiday once your Prime collection is made the day before and re-enable it after Prime cutoff on the bank holiday.

00
Reply
user profile
Seller_prNRYzgZJre6A

We are in Scotland also, however from reading the RM website I can only see the TD12 postcode in the borders as no deliveries/collections for Monday 5th and everywhere else in Scotland is as normal for collections and deliveries.

40
user profile
Seller_prNRYzgZJre6A

We are in Scotland also, however from reading the RM website I can only see the TD12 postcode in the borders as no deliveries/collections for Monday 5th and everywhere else in Scotland is as normal for collections and deliveries.

40
Reply
user profile
Seller_sFEUMUfeW5484

Amazon only take into account the holidays in the country of the buyer. So no exceptions are made if you’re unable to ship due to your own national holidays. Backwards yes, welcome to Amazon.

10
user profile
Seller_sFEUMUfeW5484

Amazon only take into account the holidays in the country of the buyer. So no exceptions are made if you’re unable to ship due to your own national holidays. Backwards yes, welcome to Amazon.

10
Reply
user profile
Seller_BeDCXFnol2weV

PeterB

7h

I imagine that as it reflects your actual business state, you’ll have to put your store on holiday once your Prime collection is made the day before and re-enable it after Prime cutoff on the bank holiday.

yes this is the only way around it

00
user profile
Seller_BeDCXFnol2weV

PeterB

7h

I imagine that as it reflects your actual business state, you’ll have to put your store on holiday once your Prime collection is made the day before and re-enable it after Prime cutoff on the bank holiday.

yes this is the only way around it

00
Reply
user profile
Seller_OPIGLOYfyTIdQ

After Brexit all those 4 nations will rejoin the EU separately.

20
user profile
Seller_OPIGLOYfyTIdQ

After Brexit all those 4 nations will rejoin the EU separately.

20
Reply
Follow this discussion to be notified of new activity