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Re: Exec action hits Central Scotland

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prowler
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Re: Exec action hits Scotland

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Broxi51 wrote:
DUNDEEPOSTIE wrote:
Broxi51 wrote:All offices are having an effect. When they have to draft in 50-60 managers at weekends, fly them up from London then in their own way they are having an effect. If we went national then RM would stop trying to get offices covered with deliveries or sorting mail. They would simply point their finger at the CWU and accuse them of causing unrest. At the moment RM feel compelled to use managers where they can to try and get some service to the public and it is costing them.
More and more offices will come on board and ballot for IA with London being a major area coming but at the moment Dundee West need only work their contracted hours and let the mail pile up. DDW have had their manager coming out and admitting the duties are unworkable and the press need to know this as well as a visit from the press or an MP to the D.O.
Trust me mate. you can hardly move in Dundee West with all the yorkies of the stuff! :left: :nana

But that is my point Dundeepostie, You havent went on strike, you have merely worked your contracted hours and the sh*t is piling up. One visit from an MP or the press will cause more problems for the senior management who cannot be bothered checking Dundee West out themselves.
I would like the local MP's to know what's going on. The local paper ' The Courier' is no fan of Royal Mail and is always quick to print detrimental stories, although I don't see them getting through the front door. These stories are usually followed by the usual bullshit and outright lies, denying there is a problem from some RM ' spokesperson'.
As I understand it, the last time any senior management visited DDW, a lot of yorks were hidden outside the office and it was given a clean bill of health! You couldn't make it up quite honestly. Any top brass visitors are usually shepherded around by managers and kept away from the workforce!!
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Re: Exec action hits Scotland

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' The Courier' is no fan of Royal Mail
When I first read that I thought it had to be a mistake but then I realised it wasn't our monthly propaganda rag :crazy:
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Re: Exec action hits Scotland

Post by prowler »

disgruntledpostie1 wrote:
' The Courier' is no fan of Royal Mail
When I first read that I thought it had to be a mistake but then I realised it wasn't our monthly propaganda rag :crazy:
I just wish it was 'The Telegraph' then all the gruesome details could be revealed! :chuckle
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Re: Exec action hits Scotland

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prowler wrote:
disgruntledpostie1 wrote:
' The Courier' is no fan of Royal Mail
When I first read that I thought it had to be a mistake but then I realised it wasn't our monthly propaganda rag :crazy:
I just wish it was 'The Telegraph' then all the gruesome details could be revealed! :chuckle
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Re: Exec action hits Scotland

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prowler wrote:
Broxi51 wrote:
DUNDEEPOSTIE wrote:
Broxi51 wrote:All offices are having an effect. When they have to draft in 50-60 managers at weekends, fly them up from London then in their own way they are having an effect. If we went national then RM would stop trying to get offices covered with deliveries or sorting mail. They would simply point their finger at the CWU and accuse them of causing unrest. At the moment RM feel compelled to use managers where they can to try and get some service to the public and it is costing them.
More and more offices will come on board and ballot for IA with London being a major area coming but at the moment Dundee West need only work their contracted hours and let the mail pile up. DDW have had their manager coming out and admitting the duties are unworkable and the press need to know this as well as a visit from the press or an MP to the D.O.
Trust me mate. you can hardly move in Dundee West with all the yorkies of the stuff! :left: :nana

But that is my point Dundeepostie, You havent went on strike, you have merely worked your contracted hours and the sh*t is piling up. One visit from an MP or the press will cause more problems for the senior management who cannot be bothered checking Dundee West out themselves.
I would like the local MP's to know what's going on. The local paper ' The Courier' is no fan of Royal Mail and is always quick to print detrimental stories, although I don't see them getting through the front door. These stories are usually followed by the usual bullshit and outright lies, denying there is a problem from some RM ' spokesperson'.
As I understand it, the last time any senior management visited DDW, a lot of yorks were hidden outside the office and it was given a clean bill of health! You couldn't make it up quite honestly. Any top brass visitors are usually shepherded around by managers and kept away from the workforce!!


Surely any top brass visitors with an ounce of sense, would on visiting wish to seek the groundswell opinions of the workforce.
"Today’s workplace has become heartless and soulless. Employees are seen as units of labour, automatons, functionaries, objects for achieving designated tasks, and as costs to be minimised."
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Re: Exec action hits Scotland

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:crazy: When have the 'Top Brass' ever listened to our opinion? Look at have your say surveys,, year on year, they have gond from bad to worse,and still nothing is done!! anyway, I think, being the Breed thay are, they would be too scared to
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Re: Exec action hits Scotland

Post by taxi4leighton »

dundee west still not sorted out. its an uneasy feeling when even mangers no longer believe in what their doing. its got to the stage when you cant argue with them as you realise that our true enemies are faceless number-crunchers who never put their heads above the parapet. still feel very confident. we have won the arguement, now , all we have to do is to win the war
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Re: Exec action hits Scotland

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keep up the good work, hopefully the east will join you boys asap :cfo
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Re: Exec action hits Scotland

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Heard on the management grapevine there will be 73 managers drafted into oor gaff to cover the industrial action.

And can any of them change a light bulb? :whistle
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Re: Exec action hits Scotland

Post by Broxi51 »

jockthearab wrote:
Heard on the management grapevine there will be 73 managers drafted into oor gaff to cover the industrial action

Better give quadrant a ring and get more coffee in :Very Happy
The time has come to stop turning the other cheek, time to stop shaking our heads in bitter dismay, time to stop mumbling our angry words.
The time has come for union.
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Re: Exec action hits Scotland

Post by prowler »

Broxi51 wrote:
jockthearab wrote:
Heard on the management grapevine there will be 73 managers drafted into oor gaff to cover the industrial action

Better give quadrant a ring and get more coffee in :Very Happy
Wiil be on free vend no doubt! :whistle
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Re: Exec action hits Scotland

Post by HootyMacBoob »

I would like to thank Anstruther D.O. for returning a YES vote for strike action and for having the best fish and chip shop in the UK. :Applause :Applause :Applause
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Re: Exec action hits Scotland

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:Applause :Applause :Applause :Applause
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Broxi51
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Re: Exec action hits Scotland

Post by Broxi51 »

HootyMacBoob wrote:I would like to thank Anstruther D.O. for returning a YES vote for strike action and for having the best fish and chip shop in the UK. :Applause :Applause :Applause

My sentiments too Hooty :Applause :Applause :Applause :Applause :Applause
The time has come to stop turning the other cheek, time to stop shaking our heads in bitter dismay, time to stop mumbling our angry words.
The time has come for union.
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Re: Exec action hits Scotland

Post by DUNDEEPOSTIE »

Well done Anstruther D.O! :Applause Another area joins the fight!
The overtime ban continues with us,and "doing the job properly" has Dundee West on its knees!
The packet mountain grows by the day, and the mail backlog is becoming incredible! For the second day in succsession a full york of first class flats has failed to make it onto delivery.
Had the postal ballot papers today, which led to an even bigger stream than usual.
Have heard that Royal Mail are bringing in agency staff on Monday to do some packets. The last time they were in the other week, if you weren't in they put a blank P739 through your door and then returned said packets back into the sector yorks!
Needless to say people are phoning up looking for packets that the drivers haven't got back round to yet! :left: