Been told by area rep to stick one of these in against manager after I refused lapsing today.
Manager suggested my sort and prep standards have dropped, which they have but not below minimum. Told me he personally would manage my time, keeping me in the office until he feels I can go, rather than the set time everyone else leaves.
When I asked him to put it in writing he told me the only writing he'd be doing would be a conduct code.
Standing at the bottom of the primary staring at 4 of us is off putting, intimidating and unnerving.
Today 5 of us were on the primary from 5 until 7.20, due out at 7.45. Four of us didn't do lapsing due to this, the other did cos he threw a tray in early. Of course it was our fault the ips wasn't done, not a management problem.
I was furious this morning and felt he was putting pressure on me, tantamount to B and H I'm sure.
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HR1 or Grievance, which one is best
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POSTMAN
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Re: HR1 or Grievance, which one is best
Instead of Argos and Ebay,you muppet managers want to download the conduct code doc from the intranet and refresh your memories.
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
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The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
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The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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mclovin
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Re: HR1 or Grievance, which one is best
Yeah but which route should I take?
It's gonna be one or t'other, grievance first maybe, then the bullying and harassment form if nothing changes.
It's gonna be one or t'other, grievance first maybe, then the bullying and harassment form if nothing changes.
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gb93
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Re: HR1 or Grievance, which one is best
You could put grievance in 1st for what it is worth, go straight to stage 2.
You have 3 months from date of incident to put B&H form in.
Well that's procedure RM always follow
agreed with CWU 
You have 3 months from date of incident to put B&H form in.
Well that's procedure RM always follow
This ain't no baseball game, you get only one chance and you blew it.
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DGP1
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Re: HR1 or Grievance, which one is best
Unless you can PROVE it's B&H then don't do it, they will conduct you for putting a 'malicious' claim in if you fail (happened to several over here) so stick with the grievance form, I haven't heard them putting a conduct charge for failing one of them.
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mclovin
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Re: HR1 or Grievance, which one is best
Oh he has also told me he will "time manage" me and me only. So while everyone else walks out the door anywhere from say 9am, he will keep me in until 9.45.
Thus in itself is singling me out. It's like he's trying to handicap me.
Thus in itself is singling me out. It's like he's trying to handicap me.
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Caniel
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Re: HR1 or Grievance, which one is best
I'd stick a grievance form in tbhmclovin wrote:Oh he has also told me he will "time manage" me and me only. So while everyone else walks out the door anywhere from say 9am, he will keep me in until 9.45.
Thus in itself is singling me out. It's like he's trying to handicap me.
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Geordie
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Re: HR1 or Grievance, which one is best
Take the grievance route and contact your Area Rep asap.
If the gaffer challenges your sorting speed, hand him your mail and ask him/her to show you how to do it - and ask him what the standard is and what agreement it comes from.
If the gaffer challenges your sorting speed, hand him your mail and ask him/her to show you how to do it - and ask him what the standard is and what agreement it comes from.
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calpsy
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Re: HR1 or Grievance, which one is best
Can you finish your duty in your time if your allowed out at 9.45 ?? If not then tell him every morning you cant finish .mclovin wrote:Oh he has also told me he will "time manage" me and me only. So while everyone else walks out the door anywhere from say 9am, he will keep me in until 9.45.
Thus in itself is singling me out. It's like he's trying to handicap me.
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mclovin
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Re: HR1 or Grievance, which one is best
Well no actually, because the next bus wouldn't come until 10.15 getting me to first del point at 10.30. Therefore lapsing would deffo go out the window and without booting it, I wouldn't complete my duty.