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Some 'minor' changes to our doc

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Some 'minor' changes to our doc

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There were some 'minor' changes to the doc we had on here.
I don't know what they were,we should know soon when the LTB comes out.
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Re: Some 'minor' changes to our doc

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minor changes?

trust me there needed to be major changes and even then it would still be a hard sell
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The two ammendments on Friday were 1. a small one on the trigger points for engineers payments and 2. That RM must full abide by the terms of the interim agreement before this agreement goes out to ballot.
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whats the point we are still going to vote no
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still no news on when we will see or hear about the agreement in our office from the rep or the manager ive asked them both and all i get is i dont know,does any one know when we get to see the official statement,is 4 day weeks mentioned in it ? any proper info would be helpful
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lovejoy wrote:Can't stay now as i've got the daughters swimming lesson but here is a brief (very) update.

The agreement was passed overwhelmingly by the PEC on Friday and CWU and RM planned joint comms today. This was scuppered by leaks onto here and facebook etc.

The deal was carried on the basis that the pensions must be resolved - previously the Government have said that they will negotiate on pensions once the modernisations talks were completed.

The two ammendments on Friday were 1. a small one on the trigger points for engineers payments and 2. That RM must full abide by the terms of the interim agreement before this agreement goes out to ballot.

Picked up a couple of issues in this thread - The worry that if Labour sort our pensions then the tories come in can be sorted by a legal long term deal now.

Also I think fishtank said that the companies financial position would be changed if the Gov took on pensions - this is covered in the agreement - giving the union the right to look for further benefits.

The LTB is coming out today (well I think so) - It is about 6 pages worth giving members a full update.

Will try to get back on later if I can.
So the amendments had nothing to do with the D2D payments, I really don't beleive the Union passed this garbage overwhelmingly :mad

All I spoke to at work today said they will be voting NO
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dingdong wrote:still no news on when we will see or hear about the agreement in our office from the rep or the manager ive asked them both and all i get is i dont know,does any one know when we get to see the official statement,is 4 day weeks mentioned in it ? any proper info would be helpful
LTB with agreement is due out soon,was supposed to be today,but......
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Re: Some 'minor' changes to our doc

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POSTMAN wrote:There were some 'minor' changes to the doc we had on here.
I don't know what they were,we should know soon when the LTB comes out.

Due to being shafted, lubrication will now be provided! :roll:
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Awwwwwwwwwwwww .. did RMC spoil the photo/tv opportunity for them? :left: ... :nana :nana :nana
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Re: Some 'minor' changes to our doc

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Okay, minor was correct, I've just scooted through it and the D2D issue has not changed. £20.60 Pro-Rata.