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Payrise

Pay talks 2022 discussion, news, LTB's RMCtv and all BUSINESS RECOVERY, TRANSFORMATION AND GROWTH AGREEMENT chat
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Re: Payrise

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is it just me or has that man got 'jeremy hunt' written all over his face?.....Si i mean not Terry :Very Happy
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Just curious about the s**t state of the business, forgetting Rico for a minute, what the f**k was Moya doing for the MILLIONS that she got paid while she was here?
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Re: Payrise

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POSTMAN wrote:
14 Apr 2022, 19:00
Just curious about the s**t state of the business, forgetting Rico for a minute, what the f**k was Moya doing for the MILLIONS that she got paid while she was here?

Nothing, they are just journey men. Going from business to business chopping and cutting. They collect their vast salary then move onto to somewhere else. They have little interest in the actual business because they know they have 5 years max before they get head hunted to somewhere else. They are part of the elite little club that even if they fail they get offered another role somewhere else.
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Re: Payrise

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POSTMAN wrote:
14 Apr 2022, 19:00
Just curious about the s**t state of the business, forgetting Rico for a minute, what the f**k was Moya doing for the MILLIONS that she got paid while she was here?
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Re: Payrise

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400 million goes to shareholders and the workers get a pay decrease ? Weve just been through a pandemic and the worst revisions in our history , sickened by it all. The service is awful i used to be a proud posty but they dont care about the customers anymore or us( not that they did)
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Re: Payrise

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Some changes need 'redoing' - ffs, get them done right first time like you want us to deliver parcels 'first time'.
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yellowbelly wrote:
14 Apr 2022, 21:13
Some changes need 'redoing' - ffs, get them done right first time like you want us to deliver parcels 'first time'.
What pisses me off is that we knew what was going to go wrong with these revisions before it happened but they didn't want to listen.

What do we know?
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Re: Payrise

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Tinoblade wrote:
14 Apr 2022, 15:03
That video is screaming there's gunna be some serious strings attached
Sounds like it could well be around around parcel deliveries, Simon's being banging on recently that the vans are only used for a few hours a day.

As far as the unemployment rate increasing, the forecast is a slight increase from 3.8% to 4%, I can't really see if affecting consumer spending to any great degree.
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TopperGas wrote:
14 Apr 2022, 22:24
Tinoblade wrote:
14 Apr 2022, 15:03
That video is screaming there's gunna be some serious strings attached
Sounds like it could well be around around parcel deliveries, Simon's being banging on recently that the vans are only used for a few hours a day.

As far as the unemployment rate increasing, the forecast is a slight increase from 3.8% to 4%, I can't really see if affecting consumer spending to any great degree.
100% they're going to approach the hours and trying to get us to work later evenings in an attempt to implement timed deliveries

I see people wanting to travel less and less so turning to internet shopping to save fuel costs
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Re: Payrise

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I left the CWU cause of this bullshit. Like to see how many more have left. Somebody tell me wot they have done for us in the last 5 yrs.Was a firm believer in unions.Sure if more people left they would change there tune as well.RM r not worried about Terry and his mob.
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Re: Payrise

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The 400m to shareholders backfired anyway share price rose a bit then tanked back down lower again....waste of money...
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Re: Payrise

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wazer wrote:
15 Apr 2022, 21:02
I left the CWU cause of this bullshit. Like to see how many more have left. Somebody tell me wot they have done for us in the last 5 yrs.Was a firm believer in unions.Sure if more people left they would change there tune as well.RM r not worried about Terry and his mob.
Are you for real?? You simply can’t be serious with that comment! Just imagine what your job would be like now if it wasn’t for the CWU. Just a hint, Rico would still be in charge and all his ideas would have been implemented
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Re: Payrise

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Its easy to bash the union but as number one said some resistance is better than none at all I've worked in places with no union and the company's WILL get away with the absolute bare minimum.
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Re: Payrise

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Has to be said the union at the moment are dire but leaving is playing into royal mails hands.
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Re: Payrise

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postieblueshirt wrote:
16 Apr 2022, 10:06
Has to be said the union at the moment are dire but leaving is playing into royal mails hands.
Yes, quite naive really to think leaving the union will in anyway improve things personally or collectively.