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I read the whole agreement and voted "yes"

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stephen500
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I read the whole agreement and voted "yes"

Post by stephen500 »

Some couldn't be bothered to read the agreement, some couldn't be bothered to vote.
I am surprised some people can be bother to breathe un-aided.
I read the "whole" agreement and then bothered to mark 2 "X"'s and proceeded to post them into a letter frame, it wasn't hard at all.
Cut Off King
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Re: I read the whole agreement and voted "yes"

Post by Cut Off King »

Well done you

Go to the top of the class
scirocco'r'
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Re: I read the whole agreement and voted "yes"

Post by scirocco'r' »

Hardly surprising Mail Centre/Processing.
I have a suggestion.
In order to reduce long term fatigue the company should rotate the workforce on a 6 monthly basis.
Moving people onto and then away from delivery.
aiden01
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Re: I read the whole agreement and voted "yes"

Post by aiden01 »

scirocco'r' wrote:Hardly surprising Mail Centre/Processing.
I have a suggestion.
In order to reduce long term fatigue the company should rotate the workforce on a 6 monthly basis.
Moving people onto and then away from delivery.
you seem to forget more people in delivry voted than processing.
newtimes
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Re: I read the whole agreement and voted "yes"

Post by newtimes »

aiden01 wrote:
scirocco'r' wrote:Hardly surprising Mail Centre/Processing.
I have a suggestion.
In order to reduce long term fatigue the company should rotate the workforce on a 6 monthly basis.
Moving people onto and then away from delivery.
you seem to forget more people in delivry voted than processing.
How did you work that one out, where 2 different types of voting papers one for delivery and an other for processing then.
aiden01
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Re: I read the whole agreement and voted "yes"

Post by aiden01 »

newtimes wrote:
aiden01 wrote:
scirocco'r' wrote:Hardly surprising Mail Centre/Processing.
I have a suggestion.
In order to reduce long term fatigue the company should rotate the workforce on a 6 monthly basis.
Moving people onto and then away from delivery.
you seem to forget more people in delivry voted than processing.
How did you work that one out, where 2 different types of voting papers one for delivery and an other for processing then.
because as weve been told ofte enough here there is 95,ooo del staff and 20,ooo mc staff so over 66,ooo voted so the majority must have been del staff. seeing that there is only 20,ooo mc staff.
gashead-postie
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Re: I read the whole agreement and voted "yes"

Post by gashead-postie »

so its true then

turkeys do vote for xmas

take the money and to hell with the consequences

every street postie will be ground into the dirt now

hope your happy :thumbup
newtimes
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Re: I read the whole agreement and voted "yes"

Post by newtimes »

aiden01 wrote:
newtimes wrote:
aiden01 wrote:
scirocco'r' wrote:Hardly surprising Mail Centre/Processing.
I have a suggestion.
In order to reduce long term fatigue the company should rotate the workforce on a 6 monthly basis.
Moving people onto and then away from delivery.
you seem to forget more people in delivry voted than processing.
How did you work that one out, where 2 different types of voting papers one for delivery and an other for processing then.
because as weve been told ofte enough here there is 95,ooo del staff and 20,ooo mc staff so over 66,ooo voted so the majority must have been del staff. seeing that there is only 20,ooo mc staff.
cheers
barbario
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Re: I read the whole agreement and voted "yes"

Post by barbario »

Delivery staff massively outnumber MC staff.This agreement was voted in because delivery staff wanted it in.
zola4ever
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Re: I read the whole agreement and voted "yes"

Post by zola4ever »

Good for you mate, Turkeys voting for Christmas spring to mind. Performance levels, more D2D, no strike agreement etc. I must have been mad to vote no. :no no
tasam
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Re: I read the whole agreement and voted "yes"

Post by tasam »

I read the agreement, took time to re-read and understand points where necessary.
I then voted NO.
I cast my vote knowing that the agreement would be voted in. Unlike many of our colleagues I cast my vote, I had my say. If I felt that I couldn't decide which way to vote I would have simply spoilt my ballot paper, that way I still have my say.