Yes votes! Satisfied with you're Payslip?

[sacs r full]

stink my bonus up ya ring piece. thinks il struggle to do this job when im in my fifties

[Carnoustie]

stink my bonus up ya ring piece. thinks il struggle to do this job when im in my fifties

Quit now, hen, and go into politics.

They're all quite partial to 'back-door' payments. Allegedly.

[jaja]

[Night Tonic]

Royalmailwhinge.co.uk

[I am number six]

YES THANK YOU VERY MUCH

[pcb]

£60 for delivering election mail? whats this? did you work over your hours to delievr or did you do it during your work hours?

[TrueBlueTerrier]

£60 for delivering election mail? whats this? did you work over your hours to delievr or did you do it during your work hours?

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[pcb]

tbt: Ever since this national agreement has been around Del have spoken about how they are being hard done by! Yet it appears that extra payments above their basic are given when it is just extra workload. Extra workload or new products going through MCs is absorbed into the workload, the rise of tracked especially. I give up its not just worth arguing! Its to late anyway bloody Tories are in and we will be privatised in the near future!

[fishtank]

tbt: Ever since this national agreement has been around Del have spoken about how they are being hard done by! Yet it appears that extra payments above their basic are given when it is just extra workload. Extra workload or new products going through MCs is absorbed into the workload, the rise of tracked especially. I give up its not just worth arguing! Its to late anyway bloody Tories are in and we will be privatised in the near future!

I think you will find that the majority of election material was prepped outside Royal Mail time AND members were not allowed to book overtime if delivering election material meant they were working outside of their contracted hours.
It is the absorbtion of this EXTRA workload without extra hours that was the reason for this extra payment.
IF M/C staff are able to absorb extra work without incurring extra hours then they cannot complain.

[pcb]

If your round is 100 drops surely it 100 drops and the amount of mail varies every day so why different for election/D2D?

[thedids]

Only satisfaction i got was the £3.01p not going to the union now im out of it

I did vote no by the way

[TrueBlueTerrier]

So MCs will give up all their extra allowances then, after all it does not matter what machine your on your still working on it during your working day - I may be wrong but that's what at least I thought TPM allowance was about the extra work involved in cleaning them.

[POSTMAN]

If your round is 100 drops surely it 100 drops and the amount of mail varies every day so why different for election/D2D?

Mate,if RM are stoooooopid enough to give us agreements like the D2D (old) one and the election stuff then who are we to argue.

And if MC guys got some kind of agreement where you get paid extra for doing something,even in your duty time then i very much doubt the foot soldiers would be narky about it.

[TrueBlueTerrier]

If your round is 100 drops surely it 100 drops and the amount of mail varies every day so why different for election/D2D?

Because they are 2 separate agreements - 1. Election Material 2. D2D

[fishtank]

If your round is 100 drops surely it 100 drops and the amount of mail varies every day so why different for election/D2D?

Call rates pcb.
Call rates are everything in delivery.