Update this Thursday

[worktotime]

there wont be an update it will be the same waffle as always we arent agreeing to this and that with no nailed on agreement on uso , new starters , and so on , and what are they going to do about it ? , f**k all im guessing and yet again they have had there trousers pulled down , but we will see and i could be wrong .

[Sean06]

there wont be an update it will be the same waffle as always we arent agreeing to this and that with no nailed on agreement on uso , new starters , and so on , and what are they going to do about it ? , f**k all im guessing and yet again they have had there trousers pulled down , but we will see and i could be wrong .

Why not wait an see.instead if guessing an wetting urself in hope your right.

[Valentina@1]

“Groundbreaking “

[Peabrain22]

I wouldn't be expecting to much to come out today.. and updated interview worded the same way as the update 2 weeks ago. On a lighter note does anyone know the correct pay date for December..thankyou

[Scointer]

I wouldn't be expecting to much to come out today.. and updated interview worded the same way as the update 2 weeks ago. On a lighter note does anyone know the correct pay date for December..thankyou

31st for new starters

[DeadElvis]

New contracts boycott Sunday working.

Yep, this. Strike action every Sunday until there is meaningful progress on equalisation.

[Woody84]

New contracts boycott Sunday working.

Yep, this. Strike action every Sunday until there is meaningful progress on equalisation.

It would send a message imo but the union would never back us.

[A2B]

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[A2B]

New contracts boycott Sunday working.

Yep, this. Strike action every Sunday until there is meaningful progress on equalisation.

It would send a message imo but the union would never back us.

Nor the majority of full-time staff I'd guess

[Mr Rush]

New contracts boycott Sunday working.

Yep, this. Strike action every Sunday until there is meaningful progress on equalisation.

It would send a message imo but the union would never back us.

Nor the majority of full-time staff I'd guess

It wouldn't send a visual message, that's for sure. Did anyone anywhere turn up to a picket line on Sunday 11th December 2022 for strike action? I attended the singular Saturday (1st October) and it was pitiful. If I had stayed in bed like I wish I had instead of freezing my arse off in an ultimately futile course of industrial action, the rep would have counted attendance on one hand.

[worktotime]

there wont be an update it will be the same waffle as always we arent agreeing to this and that with no nailed on agreement on uso , new starters , and so on , and what are they going to do about it ? , f**k all im guessing and yet again they have had there trousers pulled down , but we will see and i could be wrong .

Why not wait an see.instead if guessing an wetting urself in hope your right.

was i right ? and i didnt wet myself

[chickenwittle]

there wont be an update it will be the same waffle as always we arent agreeing to this and that with no nailed on agreement on uso , new starters , and so on , and what are they going to do about it ? , f**k all im guessing and yet again they have had there trousers pulled down , but we will see and i could be wrong .

Why not wait an see.instead if guessing an wetting urself in hope your right.

was i right ? and i didnt wet myself

How have the CWU had their trousers pulled down ? This is clearly a game of brinkmanship now the CWU not agreeing uso change until there is movement on equalisation. There won’t be any strike action, we’ve agreed a 3 year pay deal so no money lost , the ball is in royal mail’s court.

[SpacePhoenix]

How have the CWU had their trousers pulled down ? This is clearly a game of brinkmanship now the CWU not agreeing uso change until there is movement on equalisation. There won’t be any strike action, we’ve agreed a 3 year pay deal so no money lost , the ball is in royal mail’s court.

Can't see the union winning that, think RM will just bring it in anyway via Executive Action.

[chickenwittle]

How have the CWU had their trousers pulled down ? This is clearly a game of brinkmanship now the CWU not agreeing uso change until there is movement on equalisation. There won’t be any strike action, we’ve agreed a 3 year pay deal so no money lost , the ball is in royal mail’s court.

Can't see the union winning that, think RM will just bring it in anyway via Executive Action.

They may well do that but then Royal Mail are moving into the territory of executive action and turmoil again which I think they will be keen to avoid, my guess is a compromise on both sides will be found to keep both parties content for now.

[thefox]

Probably bung us a few quid so it goes through without to much bother.