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BSI
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DGP1
- Posts: 15551
- Joined: 07 Jun 2007, 20:39
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- Location: Terminus
Re: BSI
More accurately your IPS will be 29 letters per minute and your prep will be 25 letters per minute and you have to work at that speed for 100% of your time, it's happening in my office not not apparently in London because they don't recognise it.Cut Off King wrote:It means that 100% of your working day is accounted for.
Every min. is spent working.
No tea/coffee/cig. breaks
Your ass is grass, and your DOM's the lawnmower.
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
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Cut Off King
- Posts: 1078
- Joined: 23 Jun 2009, 21:18
- Gender: Female
Re: BSI
God help me, I struggle to do 2.9 letters per min, never mind 29DGP1 wrote:More accurately your IPS will be 29 letters per minute and your prep will be 25 letters per minute and you have to work at that speed for 100% of your time, it's happening in my office not not apparently in London because they don't recognise it.Cut Off King wrote:It means that 100% of your working day is accounted for.
Every min. is spent working.
No tea/coffee/cig. breaks
Your ass is grass, and your DOM's the lawnmower.
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Danelectro
- Posts: 1058
- Joined: 13 Apr 2008, 01:02
Re: BSI
Running IWT at BSI 100 has ripped hours out of offices, the total must be phenomenal and as you say is a major factorrandompostman wrote:Why are we so frightened and have lost tens of thousands of jobs because of BSI?
in subsequent job losses.
Bob Gibson
so we can only blame our negotiators as to why they couldnt get agreement on the ACAS figure.
To leave this to Local agreement with so many hours and jobs at risk is unforgivable.
and as the Bible of vague agreements says- the meak/weak and the plain daft shall inherit a shite office.
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randompostman
- Posts: 300
- Joined: 22 Apr 2009, 21:24
- Gender: Male
Re: BSI
British Standards institute would seem to be what it means although so far we are still not sure? Admins on RMC don’t know (not a criticism) my branch don’t know! Why are we being beaten with an un agreed tool? Why no CWU agreement that costs us thousands of jobs? ARE WE THAT STUPID to take this? WHAT UNION ALLOWS THOUSANDS OF JOB CUTS THROUGH BSI WHEN WE DONT KNOW WHO WHERE OR WHY THIS IS HAPPENING!
Get a grip Union members just ask the damn question to your manager and REP, ask to see the agreement that allows any BSI, FFS and start asking your cluster DOM, Branch and area REP and upwards till you get to the CEO and DGS Postal section and even Billy Hayes.
Get a grip Union members just ask the damn question to your manager and REP, ask to see the agreement that allows any BSI, FFS and start asking your cluster DOM, Branch and area REP and upwards till you get to the CEO and DGS Postal section and even Billy Hayes.
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hampshireman
- Posts: 792
- Joined: 18 Dec 2009, 15:17
- Gender: Male
Re: BSI
Not true as far as I am aware. These stnadards dont exist.DGP1 wrote:More accurately your IPS will be 29 letters per minute and your prep will be 25 letters per minute and you have to work at that speed for 100% of your time, it's happening in my office not not apparently in London because they don't recognise it.Cut Off King wrote:It means that 100% of your working day is accounted for.
Every min. is spent working.
No tea/coffee/cig. breaks
Your ass is grass, and your DOM's the lawnmower.
Someone can correct me if i am wrong
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fishtank
- Posts: 19732
- Joined: 28 Sep 2007, 17:22
- Gender: Male
Re: BSI
I think what he means is that the old one minute test values would have to be maintained 100% of the time.hampshireman wrote:
Not true as far as I am aware. These stnadards dont exist.
Someone can correct me if i am wrong
That's why he picked those figures.
The real worry with BSI is that it is not a concrete figure....it is an ethos and one which any right thinking union would avoid if possible.
The ethos that a working man or woman can be thought of as a production machine that can be made more efficient simply by the use of incentivisation.
In Royal Mail the incentive is the stick....or the door.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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DGP1
- Posts: 15551
- Joined: 07 Jun 2007, 20:39
- Gender: Male
- Location: Terminus
Re: BSI
True FT, they have taken those figures and are using them to drive out hours indoor (because they can't get outside hours) but the problems arise when they can't get the work to us to be able to prep for 100% of the timefishtank wrote:I think what he means is that the old one minute test values would have to be maintained 100% of the time.hampshireman wrote:
Not true as far as I am aware. These stnadards dont exist.
Someone can correct me if i am wrong
That's why he picked those figures.
The real worry with BSI is that it is not a concrete figure....it is an ethos and one which any right thinking union would avoid if possible.
The ethos that a working man or woman can be thought of as a production machine that can be made more efficient simply by the use of incentivisation.
In Royal Mail the incentive is the stick....or the door.
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio