The Managers are doing the work of striking posties because they know they will be getting a big bonus at the end of this
dispute. It doesn`t matter if Unite tells them not to do the work of striking postmen, they will still do it. I know of admin managers who do not work on Saturdays, but you can be sure that they will be in work next Saturday delivering specials, so their excuse that they have no choice is bull. I have no sympathy for them at all.
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Managers union now involved, it gets better!!
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simonj12
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Re: Managers union now involved, it gets better!!
Won't happen because it wouldn't go unnoticed therefore RM would lose popularity(imo). Imagine the headlines.IWW Fellow Worker wrote:General Mannerheim wrote:Lets get real these turkeys arn`t EVER going to go out and support us.
Sure they are having a moan now but as soon as it `might` look like these lower to middle managers go out on strike Royal Fail will offer them more money and more perks and they will be back all hailing their master. :cfo
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westlondonpostie
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Wasn't there talk of creating Super DO's to help with all the new machinery? I'm sure that to reduce the number of W.S machines needed, that small Offices in a specific region would be merged into one big Office in a central area. Anyone else heard of this?
Managers job will start to go when they start merging the mail centres. The managers at the delivery offices could be safe in their jobs, this depends on whether delivery offices close or merge. All I can say is those ex-posties that got lucky and ended-up has managers (you know who are you?) you just enjoy being managers for now because you have no chance of becoming a manager else where when RM makes you redundant.
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IWW Fellow Worker
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Re: Managers union now involved, it gets better!!
Same here mate! They enjoy getting a few Brownie points. The points match the colour of their noses.mycroft wrote:The Managers are doing the work of striking posties because they know they will be getting a big bonus at the end of this
dispute. It doesn`t matter if Unite tells them not to do the work of striking postmen, they will still do it. I know of admin managers who do not work on Saturdays, but you can be sure that they will be in work next Saturday delivering specials, so their excuse that they have no choice is bull. I have no sympathy for them at all.
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Re: Managers union now involved, it gets better!!
This seems to be being looked at all over,in my area they are looking to put 3 into one super DO.My place can't move,but you never know with this firm.Wasn't there talk of creating Super DO's to help with all the new machinery? I'm sure that to reduce the number of W.S machines needed, that small Offices in a specific region would be merged into one big Office in a central area. Anyone else heard of this?westlondonpostie wrote:
Managers job will start to go when they start merging the mail centres. The managers at the delivery offices could be safe in their jobs, this depends on whether delivery offices close or merge. All I can say is those ex-posties that got lucky and ended-up has managers (you know who are you?) you just enjoy being managers for now because you have no chance of becoming a manager else where when RM makes you redundant.
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
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The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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Destroyer
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Re: Managers union now involved, it gets better!!
This wouldnt be in the Hertfordshire region would it ??POSTMAN wrote:This seems to be being looked at all over,in my area they are looking to put 3 into one super DO.My place can't move,but you never know with this firm.Wasn't there talk of creating Super DO's to help with all the new machinery? I'm sure that to reduce the number of W.S machines needed, that small Offices in a specific region would be merged into one big Office in a central area. Anyone else heard of this?westlondonpostie wrote:
Managers job will start to go when they start merging the mail centres. The managers at the delivery offices could be safe in their jobs, this depends on whether delivery offices close or merge. All I can say is those ex-posties that got lucky and ended-up has managers (you know who are you?) you just enjoy being managers for now because you have no chance of becoming a manager else where when RM makes you redundant.
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k979aaa
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Re: Managers union now involved, it gets better!!
Doing it up north looks good on paper and only on paper as it will not work in practice!.POSTMAN wrote:This seems to be being looked at all over,in my area they are looking to put 3 into one super DO.My place can't move,but you never know with this firm.Wasn't there talk of creating Super DO's to help with all the new machinery? I'm sure that to reduce the number of W.S machines needed, that small Offices in a specific region would be merged into one big Office in a central area. Anyone else heard of this?westlondonpostie wrote:
Managers job will start to go when they start merging the mail centres. The managers at the delivery offices could be safe in their jobs, this depends on whether delivery offices close or merge. All I can say is those ex-posties that got lucky and ended-up has managers (you know who are you?) you just enjoy being managers for now because you have no chance of becoming a manager else where when RM makes you redundant.
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Destroyer
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Re: Managers union now involved, it gets better!!
What theyre trying to do up North now is the same they done down South nearly 10 years ago - while we were shafted down South all we saw was smiley faces in the Courier newspaper about how happy everyone was ?? Strangely they all came from office's up North - you want to of seen the miserable faces of those down South & the way we were treated. Weve already had this, & its definitely coming for you too.
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