Wanchope
I think that your manager will try to put you off as he is the boss and it is his train set. He will say that unfortunaley your days off are due to the A/L walks.
I would add to what others have suggested. Your best route is family/childcare route. Royal mail likes to pride itself on being family friendly and work/life balance. If you are only getting a couple long weekends then is should be addressed.
The grievance route is that you first speak to your manager and hopefully you might get some joy. Then his manager is stage two. If you are still not having any joy then stage three is when it goes out of the area. It can drag on a bit but you can get a result. Get a rep to assist you or others who agree with you.
Good luck
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Im putting in a grievance - please help
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wdo1256
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mandelsons_toenail
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Re: Im putting in a grievance - please help
thanks guys
paperwork is in and waiting on hearing from my manager
I have the other " spares " on my side also....

paperwork is in and waiting on hearing from my manager
I have the other " spares " on my side also....
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Geezer
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Re: Im putting in a grievance - please help
wanchope123 wrote:thanks guys
paperwork is in and waiting on hearing from my manager
I have the other " spares " on my side also....
GOOD LUCK