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k979aaa
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milly
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The only failed PHGs that I work with are usually disgruntled Postman that either failed the PHG aptitude test,sorting test or coding/MAA test.
That is the reason they don't get the reserve rights £20 payment every week.
I thought this petty jealousy would have ended by now as the grade has been defunct for around 16 years.
That is the reason they don't get the reserve rights £20 payment every week.
I thought this petty jealousy would have ended by now as the grade has been defunct for around 16 years.
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aiden01
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The grade may well be defunct but what I think angers a lot of people is that under the way forward agreement in 2000 Postie's were told that within 3 years we would all be on same pay grade. Alas 16 years later we are still far apart.milly wrote:The only failed PHGs that I work with are usually disgruntled Postman that either failed the PHG aptitude test,sorting test or coding/MAA test.
That is the reason they don't get the reserve rights £20 payment every week.
I thought this petty jealousy would have ended by now as the grade has been defunct for around 16 years.
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milly
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Apart from the £20 reserve rights I believe we are on the same basic pay and overtime rates as everyone else.aiden01 wrote:The grade may well be defunct but what I think angers a lot of people is that under the way forward agreement in 2000 Postie's were told that within 3 years we would all be on same pay grade. Alas 16 years later we are still far apart.milly wrote:The only failed PHGs that I work with are usually disgruntled Postman that either failed the PHG aptitude test,sorting test or coding/MAA test.
That is the reason they don't get the reserve rights £20 payment every week.
I thought this petty jealousy would have ended by now as the grade has been defunct for around 16 years.
I can't see how it angers many people as most people I now work with started after the grade finished.
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aiden01
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Well most of people I know started before grade was made defunct. Example over 20 years service and still not in top 250 on seniority.milly wrote:Apart from the £20 reserve rights I believe we are on the same basic pay and overtime rates as everyone else.aiden01 wrote:The grade may well be defunct but what I think angers a lot of people is that under the way forward agreement in 2000 Postie's were told that within 3 years we would all be on same pay grade. Alas 16 years later we are still far apart.milly wrote:The only failed PHGs that I work with are usually disgruntled Postman that either failed the PHG aptitude test,sorting test or coding/MAA test.
That is the reason they don't get the reserve rights £20 payment every week.
I thought this petty jealousy would have ended by now as the grade has been defunct for around 16 years.
I can't see how it angers many people as most people I now work with started after the grade finished.
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milly
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If that is the case,most of them could have applied to be PHGs then.aiden01 wrote:Well most of people I know started before grade was made defunct. Example over 20 years service and still not in top 250 on seniority.milly wrote:Apart from the £20 reserve rights I believe we are on the same basic pay and overtime rates as everyone else.aiden01 wrote:The grade may well be defunct but what I think angers a lot of people is that under the way forward agreement in 2000 Postie's were told that within 3 years we would all be on same pay grade. Alas 16 years later we are still far apart.milly wrote:The only failed PHGs that I work with are usually disgruntled Postman that either failed the PHG aptitude test,sorting test or coding/MAA test.
That is the reason they don't get the reserve rights £20 payment every week.
I thought this petty jealousy would have ended by now as the grade has been defunct for around 16 years.
I can't see how it angers many people as most people I now work with started after the grade finished.
We have people who used to work for CASHCO in our office and they are the highest paid OPGs in our office.
The union got them a good deal and I say good luck to them!
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aiden01
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Agree the union got them a good deal but you have,nt answered why after sixteen years they still get £20 more when it was agreed in 2000 under twf we would all be paid same within 3 years.
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milly
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We are paid the same.aiden01 wrote:Agree the union got them a good deal but you have,nt answered why after sixteen years they still get £20 more when it was agreed in 2000 under twf we would all be paid same within 3 years.
The Union got us a deal where we get £20 a week in perpetuity for the loss of our grade.
I don't really care what allowances other people get paid and nor should you.
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aiden01
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I don't but you seem to misunderstand that under the wtf the CWU made the agreement that we would all be paid the same within 3years nowone that I know of has caught up with an ex-phg wages. AND 16 yes later we are still not.milly wrote:We are paid the same.aiden01 wrote:Agree the union got them a good deal but you have,nt answered why after sixteen years they still get £20 more when it was agreed in 2000 under twf we would all be paid same within 3 years.
The Union got us a deal where we get £20 a week in perpetuity for the loss of our grade.
I don't really care what allowances other people get paid and nor should you.
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Martin Walsh
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It was never agreed in the Way Forward everyone would be all paid the same. The pay restructuring agreement under the way forward allowed for Existing PHGs to continue to receive the then differential of £20 on a reserved rights basis as in the same way as it did for drivers who had previously received the driving allowance they were given the £6 per week on a reserved rights basis. There was even a guarantee underpinning payment for those who lost out.aiden01 wrote:Agree the union got them a good deal but you have,nt answered why after sixteen years they still get £20 more when it was agreed in 2000 under twf we would all be paid same within 3 years.
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milly
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The agreement was that our basic pay was frozen until the Postman caught up which is what happened.aiden01 wrote:I don't but you seem to misunderstand that under the wtf the CWU made the agreement that we would all be paid the same within 3years nowone that I know of has caught up with an ex-phg wages. AND 16 yes later we are still not.milly wrote:We are paid the same.aiden01 wrote:Agree the union got them a good deal but you have,nt answered why after sixteen years they still get £20 more when it was agreed in 2000 under twf we would all be paid same within 3 years.
The Union got us a deal where we get £20 a week in perpetuity for the loss of our grade.
I don't really care what allowances other people get paid and nor should you.
If remember correctly we never had a pay rise for 3 or 4 years on our basic pay and overtime.
The £20 per week was negotiated as compensation for the loss of our grade as the PHG grade was a promotion.
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aiden01
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Well what can isaymilly wrote:The agreement was that our basic pay was frozen until the Postman caught up which is what happened.aiden01 wrote:I don't but you seem to misunderstand that under the wtf the CWU made the agreement that we would all be paid the same within 3years nowone that I know of has caught up with an ex-phg wages. AND 16 yes later we are still not.milly wrote:We are paid the same.aiden01 wrote:Agree the union got them a good deal but you have,nt answered why after sixteen years they still get £20 more when it was agreed in 2000 under twf we would all be paid same within 3 years.
The Union got us a deal where we get £20 a week in perpetuity for the loss of our grade.
I don't really care what allowances other people get paid and nor should you.
If remember correctly we never had a pay rise for 3 or 4 years on our basic pay and overtime.
The £20 per week was negotiated as compensation for the loss of our grade as the PHG grade was a promotion.
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motherhubbard
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So did they?dingo wrote: Royal Mail have confirmed they will make an open offer today or tomorrow.
Never let the hand you hold, hold you down.
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mark.cup
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k979aaa wrote:When being called a failed PHG a keyboard warrior is a compliment withdraw your comment and I will do with that comment I made of you!mark.cup wrote:When people start saying things like keyboard warrior in response makes you think keep it to yourself or maybe call them the same for their different opinion but that would be childish?
We all work for the same company and surely it's better to have a bit of debate on here life would be boring if we all thought the same no offence meant to anyone
I was talking about a specific person related to my own office the person was labelled a failed PHG by the decent ones we had who had to clear up his mess after him...
Was in no way saying you or any other ex PHG was a failed one I don't know you or them so my remark was taken out of context sorry again if it sounded like I was attacking all previous PHG's I wasn't
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k979aaa
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That is all I was asking for I will retract the keyboard warrior comment I made earlier sorry for any offence hope we can get along just fine now.mark.cup wrote:k979aaa wrote:When being called a failed PHG a keyboard warrior is a compliment withdraw your comment and I will do with that comment I made of you!mark.cup wrote:When people start saying things like keyboard warrior in response makes you think keep it to yourself or maybe call them the same for their different opinion but that would be childish?
We all work for the same company and surely it's better to have a bit of debate on here life would be boring if we all thought the same no offence meant to anyone
I was talking about a specific person related to my own office the person was labelled a failed PHG by the decent ones we had who had to clear up his mess after him...
Was in no way saying you or any other ex PHG was a failed one I don't know you or them so my remark was taken out of context sorry again if it sounded like I was attacking all previous PHG's I wasn't