yep hadn't thought of thatmeweavy wrote:cut off.pickaname wrote:Well that would be great for us as at the mo we have to prep D2D in our own time and not in our regular hours...how would one be able to process 6 x 700 drops of D2D a week plus all the other shite, hmmm?John_McC wrote:Said this to an area boss and was told they'll just put it all in as mail sort and we would have to do itThe Postal Avenger wrote:That does seem a bit of a no brainer. If you they don't want to pay us then I don't want to deliver it. Simple.pickaname wrote:So theyre going to have a trial of us doing D2D for nothing?
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John_McC
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Together we stand and united we won (well sort of !)
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meweavy
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apparently thats the very last talks,leighton and crozier are refusing to sit down,which can only be a good thing surely.max_gain wrote:Walk away from Talks---- More Royal Mail B%^%%$T.
Do they really think were scared.
Every step of the way they have just lied and tried intimidating us with Bully Boy Tactics.
I do not want to loose any more money. But this shite just makes me DETERMINED. And I will be proud to stand together with my colleagues come rain or shine!!!!!.
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Bob on. They intend to bring that in with the annualised hours and it was March 08.brothermagrew wrote:Last I heard March 2008 was rumoured date for monthly pay being brought in by EA.spiderwoods wrote:They must stay, I will be down £100 a month if we lose the door to doors.
Has anybody heard if they are still trying to make us go over to monthly pay?
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Got this at 19.05
Royal Mail Dispute - Latest
A fresh round of talks between Royal Mail and the union commenced
yesterday and lasted for a few hours. Those talks recommenced at 5
o'clock today (Thursday).
The union remains committed to negotiating an agreement.
Further progress will be reported.
Kevin Slocombe
Head of Communications
Royal Mail Dispute - Latest
A fresh round of talks between Royal Mail and the union commenced
yesterday and lasted for a few hours. Those talks recommenced at 5
o'clock today (Thursday).
The union remains committed to negotiating an agreement.
Further progress will be reported.
Kevin Slocombe
Head of Communications
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chayoliver
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Please dont be fooled into believing 4pm thats it were off, they think were all going to except this crap just because they have taken four days pay in one go off of us, well i for one couldnt give a Toss we new we were losing 4 days anyway.
They must think we are easily pleased ? wrong keep the rolling strikes going
They must think we are easily pleased ? wrong keep the rolling strikes going
No Surrender
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de Bono`s books are really great for people to find out about `Thinking` big problem for R/Mail Managers is, they are not capable of doing that!k66yla wrote:I know the top bods at our place i.e. area managers etc use these http://members.optusnet.com.au/~charles ... ixhats.htm I could'nt keep a straight face when the AGM's PA came in to collect them and explained what they are.adr wrote:A working group is nominated reps and management who will sit and formulate ideas/suggestions taking input from their respective organisations until a document/agreement is reached and then put before Rm and CWU EC for approval and then out to ballot.
The above is to the best of my knowledge and from past experience it is always EC members and the the territorial directors for the gobshites.
Any working groups in my opinion should consist of local and area reps from all parts of the country who report back and take guidance from the ec. The reason being they are the only ones who know what is actually going on in the real posties world and would not sit and listen to bullshit and would know exactly what the members would vote for/against
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spot on the last action as hurt them good and proper our mail center is bursting no yorks work stored everywere.strangler wrote:They`re bluffing. They may walk out at 4pm tomorrow but wil look bad on them in public as the ones that walked out.
We need a realistic offer to even consider calling off the strikes them pair are under pressure big time as they know the network is struggling now with the next wave of action and the pressure from the goverment i think we will se serious developments if we stay strong for our rights.
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I think its a mistake to uncouple pensions this dispute is the best chance of getting a good deal. Do you think that we could manage a dispute solely on pensions in the future?lovejoy wrote:As much as i can glean from sources
Meetings tonight and all day tomorrow - Crozier, McCarthey, Ward and Hayes
Slow progress has been made
OUTSTANDING ISSUES ARE / CWU proposals
Union still want issue of pensions removed from pay deal - Group wide issue
Working groups to look at flexibility / D2D
Royal Mail have stated that if deal is not made by 4pm on Friday they will withdraw from talks.
I think its dangerous and could cost us a lot in the long run.
Working groups....they will talk for a while and bring them in under ea.
Just say no!
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Keep up the pressure
We were told that Industrial action would continue until there was an acceptable agreement. Seems to me that setting up working groups is just a delaying tactic to get through the Xmas pressure period, and then in January Bull***t and Cobblers will tell us that the CWU are obstructing change and will impose everything by Executive Action.
We need to keep the pressure on until we get an agreement. :lfo :cfo
We need to keep the pressure on until we get an agreement. :lfo :cfo
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dogfood
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We were told that Industrial action would continue until there was an acceptable agreement. Seems to me that setting up working groups is just a delaying tactic to get through the Xmas pressure period, and then in January Bull***t and Cobblers will tell us that the CWU are obstructing change and will impose everything by Executive Action.
We need to keep the pressure on until we get an agreement. leightonfuckoff crozierfuckoff
Any period of calm or curtailing of strike action will mean the union has broken its agreement with their members. There will only be an agreement when our votes have been counted, either to accept or refuse the offer.