What is the future for CWU

[pieoftheday]

I think there is no chance of us striking before May 4th due to the Local Elections anyway. I think this is why the channels of communication are being kept open from our end, even though management have walked away!

We lost the power of our industrial action at Christmas 2022 when Royal Mail practically encouraged us to take strikes in Xmas pressure So to think that going on strike around may 4th is going to make any difference? It’s completely delusional! These guys at the top have shown many many times over the last 9 months that they don’t give a Shite weather your outside huddling around your brazier! The ballot papers for the local elections are as we know letters and Thompson and his disciples don’t want to deliver letters that’s been obvious in the constant lies to the media and the government select committee and has any of these constant lies been challenged? Absolutely nothing has been done in fact I would even go as far to say the Royal Mail board and investors have actively encouraged this lot to deceive the public! Unfortunately we are going to have to put up with whatever comes out of this car crash or leave?

Unfortunately you're probably right. You only have to look at some of the conversation RM had with the hackers, RM basically say ' go on then, we dare you' what happened? Fxck all

[priority102]

It will be interesting to see what happens when RM stop subs being taken through payroll in October, I believe they gave 12 months notice of this last year. Wonder how many will set a direct debit up?

[FilthyBloke]

It will be interesting to see what happens when RM stop subs being taken through payroll in October, I believe they gave 12 months notice of this last year. Wonder how many will set a direct debit up?

Is that true? I never heard that.

[redlen]

Taking money for third party organisations is very lucrative for Royal Mail as they get £1.00 processing fee for every transaction. Can't see them giving up over 100k every week in revenue.

[77SAMPOST77]

Taking money for third party organisations is very lucrative for Royal Mail as they get £1.00 processing fee for every transaction. Can't see them giving up over 100k every week in revenue.

Monthly in your case redlen .

[priority102]

Taking money for third party organisations is very lucrative for Royal Mail as they get £1.00 processing fee for every transaction. Can't see them giving up over 100k every week in revenue.

Are you seriously saying that almost a third of every members' CWU weekly subscription fees are kept by RM?? I wonder what members will think about that, in my over 25 years of paying union subscriptions I heard about this! Not only do I find that hard to believe, but if that even was to be the case - it's been kept very quiet by both parties!

[redlen]

Never said that Royal Mail specifically charges the CWU for subs deductions, though cannot see why not.

For all we know, the CWU might pay it on behalf of the member at a reduced rate, or not at all as they recognised the CWU for collective bargaining

Simply stated deductions from payroll, a £1.00 administration fee is charged.

[Acca Dacca]

Never said that Royal Mail specifically charges the CWU for subs deductions, though cannot see why not.

For all we know, the CWU might pay it on behalf of the member at a reduced rate, or not at all as they recognised the CWU for collective bargaining

Simply stated deductions from payroll, a £1.00 administration fee is charged.

Charged to who then?

[moon71]

Never said that Royal Mail specifically charges the CWU for subs deductions, though cannot see why not.

For all we know, the CWU might pay it on behalf of the member at a reduced rate, or not at all as they recognised the CWU for collective bargaining

Simply stated deductions from payroll, a £1.00 administration fee is charged.

Weird. My £10/week to commsave still comes in at £10/week into my savings.

I smell a rat.

[moon71]

Never said that Royal Mail specifically charges the CWU for subs deductions, though cannot see why not.

For all we know, the CWU might pay it on behalf of the member at a reduced rate, or not at all as they recognised the CWU for collective bargaining

Simply stated deductions from payroll, a £1.00 administration fee is charged.

Weird. My £10/week to commsave still comes in at £10/week into my savings.

I smell a rat.

[Belgium]

Never said that Royal Mail specifically charges the CWU for subs deductions, though cannot see why not.

For all we know, the CWU might pay it on behalf of the member at a reduced rate, or not at all as they recognised the CWU for collective bargaining

Simply stated deductions from payroll, a £1.00 administration fee is charged.

Absolute hogwash, i am the treasurer for the gym and the deductions from pay are exactly the same amount that goes in to the gym account, no deductions or administration free

[Cedar_Room]

Never said that Royal Mail specifically charges the CWU for subs deductions, though cannot see why not.

For all we know, the CWU might pay it on behalf of the member at a reduced rate, or not at all as they recognised the CWU for collective bargaining

Simply stated deductions from payroll, a £1.00 administration fee is charged.

Best one yet Filthy Len

Did you read about this in one of your George Orwell novels?

Keep up the quality content Filthy Len

[Boltonian-White]

Never said that Royal Mail specifically charges the CWU for subs deductions, though cannot see why not.

For all we know, the CWU might pay it on behalf of the member at a reduced rate, or not at all as they recognised the CWU for collective bargaining

Simply stated deductions from payroll, a £1.00 administration fee is charged.

Best one yet Filthy Len

Did you read about this in one of your George Orwell novels?

Keep up the quality content Filthy Len

Careful. We all know that when he's called out on his BS it's twisted into bullying and harassment and then reported to Royal Mail and the thread gets locked.

Makes you think what is he trying to achieve?.........

[P13]

I believe the CWU has to pay Royal Mail for check-off

[General Mannerheim]

Never said that Royal Mail specifically charges the CWU for subs deductions, though cannot see why not.

For all we know, the CWU might pay it on behalf of the member at a reduced rate, or not at all as they recognised the CWU for collective bargaining

Simply stated deductions from payroll, a £1.00 administration fee is charged.

Best one yet Filthy Len

Did you read about this in one of your George Orwell novels?

Keep up the quality content Filthy Len

Careful. We all know that when he's called out on his BS it's twisted into bullying and harassment and then reported to Royal Mail and the thread gets locked.

Makes you think what is he trying to achieve?.........

This is why he got booted off Facebook's 1st class chat, he has the same M.O for every site he's been on.
Nothing but a troll with numerous alias.
Isn't that right Keith?