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Post by ROCKY »

is that because of current events or generally fed up
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Post by DGP1 »

ROCKY wrote:is that because of current events or generally fed up
Just the current state of affairs I feel myself dreading going into work most mornings now (can't sleep, nervous about going out, general feelings of anexity all classic signs of depression but most of all I want to punch someone and at the minute it could be anyone friend or foe) :mad :mad :mad :mad :mad
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Post by DirtyHarry »

ROCKY wrote:question time if evr was offered to all,along the lines off you train your replacement and we will give you 2 years flat wage to leave how many do you think would actually take the plunge and go
I think a lot of postal workers, particularly those of us in deliveries, would give that some serious thought. Myself, I'm a contrary sort of bloke and
would hang around a bit longer, like a bad smell up my DOM's nose. :Very Happy
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Post by genesis »

I notice this thread has changed from the original post
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Post by POSTMAN »

genesis wrote:I notice this thread has changed from the original post
Well it's been moved if that's what you mean.
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Post by genesis »

No I dont, the moderator rocky has changed it from one issue to another why not start a different thread about evr?
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Post by vigilante »

ROCKY wrote:question time if evr was offered to all,along the lines off you train your replacement and we will give you 2 years flat wage to leave how many do you think would actually take the plunge and go




WELL, GOODBYE!!!
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Post by ROCKY »

genesis it was just something that sprang to my mind as i was reading this thread nothing sinister i promise sorry if ii have upset you
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Post by MrSort »

Would be a nightmare to work out
bearing in mind most have summer leave in June-August and spring week in April , May or September

They going to expect you do 10 hours in the winter and 6 in the summer when you have biggest chunk of leave and majority of Bank Holidays
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Post by shelanda »

They will have us clocking in and clocking out soon!!!! :crazy:
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Post by Carnoustie »

MrSort wrote:They going to expect you do 10 hours in the winter and 6 in the summer when you have biggest chunk of leave and majority of Bank Holidays
If I could afford to go to Australia for my holidays, I'd take all my leave in the winter, just to stick two fingers up to RM Image
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Post by stephen500 »

One of the worse culprits in my office was the office Pec...nearly every day an hour late!
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Post by IWW Fellow Worker »

Cookie wrote:
stephen500 wrote:One of the worse culprits in my office was the office Pec...nearly every day an hour late!
Times that by a few thousand each day all over the country and you can see the enormous amount of money they could save without cutting jobs...

I aint no graduate but just a humble postman and I can see the simplicity in it all, so why pay all those poxy graduates thousands more than me to come up with ideas when the answers are right infront of their faces if they actually had spent time in the DO`s etc.........
Let's face it comrades, every single day we can all see ways in which the job could be done much more efficiently that it is now. Personally, I'm not going to point these things out to any glorified office boy in order to help line the pockets of the scum at the top. They don't pay me to do that, so nuts to the lot of them.
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Post by coppertop »

We were asked to come up with ideas for permanent office savings Itold them that don't get paid to do that sort of thing and the responce was it is in your best interest to comne up with ideas for permanent savings, so had a few moments to think and the bst that I could come up with was to get rid of Mr L & C sooner rather than later it went down like a lead balloon.