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lovejoy
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BALLOT TIMETABLE:DATES

Post by lovejoy »

Dear Colleague

BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION 2010 AND BEYOND AGREEMENT - BALLOT TIMETABLE

Further to LTB 235/10, the Postal Executive met today and agreed a timetable for a Ballot of the membership regarding the Business Transformation 2010 and Beyond Agreement.

The purpose of this LTB is to advise Branches and members that the timetable is as follows:-

Ballot papers despatched Friday 9th April

Ballot closes Last posting Friday 23rd April

Please use the content of this LTB to advise members of these developments.

Yours sincerely



Dave Ward
Deputy General Secretary (P)
k979aaa
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lovejoy wrote:Dear Colleague

BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION 2010 AND BEYOND AGREEMENT - BALLOT TIMETABLE

Further to LTB 235/10, the Postal Executive met today and agreed a timetable for a Ballot of the membership regarding the Business Transformation 2010 and Beyond Agreement.

The purpose of this LTB is to advise Branches and members that the timetable is as follows:-

Ballot papers despatched Friday 9th April

Ballot closes Last posting Friday 23rd April

Please use the content of this LTB to advise members of these developments.

Yours sincerely



Dave Ward
Deputy General Secretary (P)
At last will all members receive the full 90+ page document of the agreement and could you give us some of the recommendations of the leaders of our union OR indeed the PEC!.
lovejoy
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Re: BALLOT TIMETABLE

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k979aaa wrote:
lovejoy wrote:Dear Colleague

BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION 2010 AND BEYOND AGREEMENT - BALLOT TIMETABLE

Further to LTB 235/10, the Postal Executive met today and agreed a timetable for a Ballot of the membership regarding the Business Transformation 2010 and Beyond Agreement.

The purpose of this LTB is to advise Branches and members that the timetable is as follows:-

Ballot papers despatched Friday 9th April

Ballot closes Last posting Friday 23rd April

Please use the content of this LTB to advise members of these developments.

Yours sincerely



Dave Ward
Deputy General Secretary (P)
At last will all members receive the full 90+ page document of the agreement and could you give us some of the recommendations of the leaders of our union OR indeed the PEC!.
Yes the members will get the full document - as they always do.

The recommendation from the PEC will be to vote yes....... obviously given that they voted it through to this stage!
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Post by k979aaa »

lovejoy wrote:
k979aaa wrote:
lovejoy wrote:Dear Colleague

BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION 2010 AND BEYOND AGREEMENT - BALLOT TIMETABLE

Further to LTB 235/10, the Postal Executive met today and agreed a timetable for a Ballot of the membership regarding the Business Transformation 2010 and Beyond Agreement.

The purpose of this LTB is to advise Branches and members that the timetable is as follows:-

Ballot papers despatched Friday 9th April

Ballot closes Last posting Friday 23rd April

Please use the content of this LTB to advise members of these developments.

Yours sincerely



Dave Ward
Deputy General Secretary (P)
At last will all members receive the full 90+ page document of the agreement and could you give us some of the recommendations of the leaders of our union OR indeed the PEC!.
Yes the members will get the full document - as they always do.

The recommendation from the PEC will be to vote yes....... obviously given that they voted it through to this stage!
Thanks for your speedy response but as we already knew that the deal was a yes to (recommendation) was this a unanimous vote from the PEC or were their abstainers or even dissenters in their ranks a rough idea would be nice no names!.
Dogs of War
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Post by Dogs of War »

The PEC are living in dream world. There just selling us down the river, how many PEC are delivery postmen/women?
fishtank
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Post by fishtank »

lovejoy wrote:
Yes the members will get the full document - as they always do.
Does that include the agreed performance standards and the menu of attendance patterns etc,etc......... :whistle
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
Spartacus
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Re: BALLOT TIMETABLE

Post by Spartacus »

Are our pensions sorted out then?
Delivery

Resistance is fertile
belle smith
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Post by belle smith »

fishtank wrote:
lovejoy wrote:
Yes the members will get the full document - as they always do.
Does that include the agreed performance standards and the menu of attendance patterns etc,etc......... :whistle
They are not part of the agreement.
Cheers for the update lovejoy.
Glenno
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Post by Glenno »

2 weeks from posting to return date - to read an 80 page document- digest it- debate it- and come to an informed
decision........ :hmmmm :hmmmm
belle smith
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Post by belle smith »

Glenno wrote:2 weeks from posting to return date - to read an 80 page document- digest it- debate it- and come to an informed
decision........ :hmmmm :hmmmm
How many people do you honestly think will read the whole document?? i wont.
fishtank
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Post by fishtank »

belle smith wrote:
fishtank wrote:
lovejoy wrote:
Yes the members will get the full document - as they always do.
Does that include the agreed performance standards and the menu of attendance patterns etc,etc......... :whistle
They are not part of the agreement.
Cheers for the update lovejoy.
Don't you think the members are entitled to see them before they vote. :hmmmm
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
Big Daz
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Post by Big Daz »

Spartacus wrote:Are our pensions sorted out then?

The government will not lift a finger this side of the vote, there is no time for parliment to do anything in terms of passing the pension element of the PSB before the GE.

I suspect the deficit announcement is being kept quiet untill after the GE, I wonder if RM were leaned on so as not to create awkard questions and problems for the government. :hmmmm

We are in the hands of the next government, what they will do exactly and when is anyones guess.That said if we have Dave Cameron and his merry men then the pension is safe but with a price tag of a sell off.

I bet Dave and co will use the pension to claim to be the saviour of RMG.
bensonhedge
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Post by bensonhedge »

vote no people.......
fishtank
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Post by fishtank »

lovejoy wrote:
fishtank wrote:Lovejoy wrote
"Agreed work standards. revision tools which will be ready to roll out with the vote."


Why are the agreed work standards not part of the agreement?
Because the key was to get the committment - Now independent engineers etc will be consulted along with ACAS who have experts in this field. They will form an appendix to the agreement is my understanding!

Well is it still your understanding or have the goalposts been moved?
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
Big Daz
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Re: BALLOT TIMETABLE

Post by Big Daz »

fishtank wrote:
belle smith wrote:
fishtank wrote:
lovejoy wrote:
Yes the members will get the full document - as they always do.
Does that include the agreed performance standards and the menu of attendance patterns etc,etc......... :whistle
They are not part of the agreement.
Cheers for the update lovejoy.
Don't you think the members are entitled to see them before they vote. :hmmmm

Shared vans and work rates are essential as CDV have been listed as a delivery method and work rates come in to it via DTD into workload, no point in agreeing to DTD into workload without being certain that the new work rates which take into account DTD are up to the job.

Saturday guidelines are not a issue as 1 in 4 sats off is not mandatory, they need to be availble when revision activty starts so the mbrs can make a informed decision if they want the saturday off planned into the local revision. If the agreement said 1 in 4 sats off will happen for every person regardless of if they want that, then yes that would need to be in the agreement. Nobody has to move off their 5 day week.