clashcityrocker wrote:Human rights violations?
Torture?
Slavery?
Try growing up.
true
we are not yet even touching the sweat and pain experienced
by workers in a bolivian copper mine.
but RM would like us there,
one revision at a time....
clashcityrocker wrote:Human rights violations?
Torture?
Slavery?
Try growing up.
and rm will will drag their heels and ensure that a years past before you have been through their complaints procedure.fishtank wrote:An Employment Tribunal will expect you to have completely exhausted the internal grievance procedures before you roll up at their door.
Jhonson;Pfizer ;Astra zeneca;glaxo,Etc.etc You don't really think they want to make you better and destroy their market and profits ,do you ?adiemanc wrote:If the guy has left to deal drugs, then good riddance.billiard ball wrote:the problem with the over burdening workloads, that posties are shafted with is that, business is so well organised.they have all angles covered,becuase they have unlimited resourses. the cbi with the help of governments, labour and tory,, make up the rules, and they dont care about people, just money. i know a guy with kids who has just given the postie job up, and taken to drug dealing. his words to me were, its just too hardfor a few tenners a week. he stuck it for 4 years, the shared vans and increaseddelivery has finnished him. the unions are weak becuase the workers are boss cuddling, moaning selfish, brain dead clowns
He sounds like a really responsible family guy, not all of us give up and turn to a life of crime.
You reported him to the police? It is one thing to go on about uneven workloads, another to ignore death being dealt on the streets
Deaths caused by illicit drugs are very rare, and are usually amongst a hardcore of users.adiemanc wrote:
If the guy has left to deal drugs, then good riddance.
He sounds like a really responsible family guy, not all of us give up and turn to a life of crime.
You reported him to the police? It is one thing to go on about uneven workloads, another to ignore death being dealt on the streets
he is right thoclashcityrocker wrote:Human rights violations?
Torture?
Slavery?
Try growing up.
yip, i get your point, drug dealing is disgusting,and its no answer to heavy workloads, but the point i am making is that if blue coller workers are just going to be treated like the people that built the pyramids. eventually there has to be a back lash to the right wing driven agenda of the fatcats. or there will be more,a lot more than my illdriven drug dealing friend. and we the working class willsuffer more than the selfish conservatives who run this country,to suit there ruthless greedy, selfish needs.adiemanc wrote:If the guy has left to deal drugs, then good riddance.billiard ball wrote:the problem with the over burdening workloads, that posties are shafted with is that, business is so well organised.they have all angles covered,becuase they have unlimited resourses. the cbi with the help of governments, labour and tory,, make up the rules, and they dont care about people, just money. i know a guy with kids who has just given the postie job up, and taken to drug dealing. his words to me were, its just too hardfor a few tenners a week. he stuck it for 4 years, the shared vans and increaseddelivery has finnished him. the unions are weak becuase the workers are boss cuddling, moaning selfish, brain dead clowns
He sounds like a really responsible family guy, not all of us give up and turn to a life of crime.
You reported him to the police? It is one thing to go on about uneven workloads, another to ignore death being dealt on the streets
at least i can get cheap drugs, cheap cigarettes, and cheap vodka. oh and i can get free poker lessons. im hoping i can have one more postman who will leave, and be a chief executive murderer, especially the past ones?billiard ball wrote:we have lost two more postmen here in edinburgh, one a guy with 7 years service, is goint to try and play poker for a living,and the other a postman with 5 years service is goint to be a drinks courier for cheap drink and counterfit fags. these arnt bad guys nor are they criminals. they just cant stand being overworked, and made slaves
YESS!!!pants123 wrote:under the 2010 agreement....... human rights are being breached by ROYAL MAIL,,, from being coerced, forced in from the 2010 agreement by management,,,,,, delivery beyond human capibility ... work loads are being forced onto posties that are unachievable, working under slavery conditions,, when you ask for help from management,,,,,, you are then just bullied and forced into impossible work loads... a delivery frame with 950 delivery points on it.. 5 lots of d2ds.... 12 hours work squeezed into 8 hours by a computer program that has been manipulated by management...... posties being bullied into work loads that management could not even try to do or complete themselves,, but posties are expected to complete in times not possible. this is just the tip of the iceburg of managements torture on its work force....... it's time to maybe take this to the courts,, with enough evidence royal mail will be made accountable of its torture to its work force as a breach of human rights..
http://www.royalmailchat.co.uk/communit ... =1&t=36236" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;scoobydo79 wrote:YESS!!!pants123 wrote:under the 2010 agreement....... human rights are being breached by ROYAL MAIL,,, from being coerced, forced in from the 2010 agreement by management,,,,,, delivery beyond human capibility ... work loads are being forced onto posties that are unachievable, working under slavery conditions,, when you ask for help from management,,,,,, you are then just bullied and forced into impossible work loads... a delivery frame with 950 delivery points on it.. 5 lots of d2ds.... 12 hours work squeezed into 8 hours by a computer program that has been manipulated by management...... posties being bullied into work loads that management could not even try to do or complete themselves,, but posties are expected to complete in times not possible. this is just the tip of the iceburg of managements torture on its work force....... it's time to maybe take this to the courts,, with enough evidence royal mail will be made accountable of its torture to its work force as a breach of human rights..
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Well I suppose he could be thinking long term, you know a short working life, no pension of course, your very own room, 3 square meals a day, sky TV, a snooker table and a new boyfriend every night........................perhaps conjugal visits once a month.............adiemanc wrote:If the guy has left to deal drugs, then good riddance.billiard ball wrote:the problem with the over burdening workloads, that posties are shafted with is that, business is so well organised.they have all angles covered,becuase they have unlimited resourses. the cbi with the help of governments, labour and tory,, make up the rules, and they dont care about people, just money. i know a guy with kids who has just given the postie job up, and taken to drug dealing. his words to me were, its just too hardfor a few tenners a week. he stuck it for 4 years, the shared vans and increaseddelivery has finnished him. the unions are weak becuase the workers are boss cuddling, moaning selfish, brain dead clowns
He sounds like a really responsible family guy, not all of us give up and turn to a life of crime.
You reported him to the police? It is one thing to go on about uneven workloads, another to ignore death being dealt on the streets