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Trumanity
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Re: Xmas bonus

Post by Trumanity »

I got paid my bonus and the incentive underpin. Unfortunately, they decided not to pay the FT wallington week 37 hours. Just 5 hours...what's going on with this shithole of a job? :wave
Dorset Plodder
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Re: Xmas bonus

Post by Dorset Plodder »

ProudhonPJ wrote:
13 Dec 2022, 17:26

Top ideas! Now spoilt for choice!
One of my Favourite Charities is Crisis. I normally fund a couple of places at Christmas as I can't think of anything more soul destroying (not even working for Royal Mail) than being Homeless at Christmas when every other buggers spending money like it's going out fashion, and stuffing their faces with overpriced crap. :sad:

It was bad enough "When we used to" work right up until Christmas Eve and everyone else had been knocked off for a week. I know we've all been losing money, and some us may be having it tough, but enjoy the best Christmas Break that most of us have ever had at Christmas! :cuppa
Like all Wage Slaves, he had two crosses to bear: The people he worked for and the people he worked with! (Stephen Vizinczey.)
ProudhonPJ
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Re: Xmas bonus

Post by ProudhonPJ »

Dorset Plodder wrote:
13 Dec 2022, 18:01
ProudhonPJ wrote:
13 Dec 2022, 17:26

Top ideas! Now spoilt for choice!
One of my Favourite Charities is Crisis. I normally fund a couple of places at Christmas as I can't think of anything more soul destroying (not even working for Royal Mail) than being Homeless at Christmas when every other buggers spending money like it's going out fashion, and stuffing their faces with overpriced crap. :sad:

It was bad enough "When we used to" work right up until Christmas Eve and everyone else had been knocked off for a week. I know we've all been losing money, and some us may be having it tough, but enjoy the best Christmas Break that most of us have ever had at Christmas! :cuppa
:thumbup :thumbup
LouBarlow
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Re: Xmas bonus

Post by LouBarlow »

yellowbelly wrote:
13 Dec 2022, 17:25
LouBarlow wrote:
13 Dec 2022, 17:22
ProudhonPJ wrote:
13 Dec 2022, 17:12
LouBarlow wrote:
13 Dec 2022, 17:09
ProudhonPJ wrote:
13 Dec 2022, 17:05
What's the process for refusing the deplorable reduced payment? And basically telling them to go f*ck themselves.
I’ll send you my PayPal address and you can send it my way if you don’t want it. What a bizarre comment.
How bizarre calling my comment bizarre.
I’m not sure which is more strange, that you would turn down money that you have been accepting for however many years you have been doing the job, or that you didn’t expect the bonus to be deducted because you haven’t worked all of December. If you had any principles, you would also turn down your weekly wage, during a strike week using your own logic.
You're reading too much into it Lou - let it go. They're just expressing their frustrations at the current situation. We don't
need to send another thread off on a tangent.
Fair enough. We are all frustrated. Just buy your kids some extra christmas presents or something though, rather than turn it down.
norris9
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Re: Xmas bonus

Post by norris9 »

Shows the difference between the poor and the rich.... we get a £200 bonus and some of us get excited about it.....

Meanwhile, Thompson got a £140,000 short term bonus earlier this year....probably going to get another bonus of god knows what at the end of this year.


£200 to him is like £0.02 to us.


Luckily there's other ways to get rich these days.... can easily make a lot of money online with a side hustle or through investing. You don't need to be grafting your butt off for Thompson, doing overtime....there are other opportunities out there.
claystones
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Re: Xmas bonus

Post by claystones »

so how does the bonus work is it £100 from royal mail and £100 from the cwu
Rommagic
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Re: Xmas bonus

Post by Rommagic »

I thought they stopped the £200 the other year? We only get £100 take away the strike days 3 per cent.
DGH
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Re: Xmas bonus

Post by DGH »

Dorset Plodder wrote:
13 Dec 2022, 15:24

Only Joking Mate! No need to panic!! :cuppa
Sorry.
There are plenty of folk at our place spreading rubbish about how and why the payments are made, and that we won't get them for spurious reasons. So I'm a bit desensitised ho humour on that front.
Dorset Plodder
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Re: Xmas bonus

Post by Dorset Plodder »

DGH wrote:
13 Dec 2022, 19:43
Dorset Plodder wrote:
13 Dec 2022, 15:24

Only Joking Mate! No need to panic!! :cuppa
Sorry.
There are plenty of folk at our place spreading rubbish about how and why the payments are made, and that we won't get them for spurious reasons. So I'm a bit desensitised ho humour on that front.
Not a problem Mate .... I know what you mean .... sometimes you hear somebody saying something and you think, "For God's sake we were arguing about that on RMC last bloody week... do these idiots not listen to any briefingss of read LTBS" :arrrghhh

And then there's the deliberate shite stirrers! :no no Get yourself some ear buds and ignore the bastards while chillin out to your favourite tunes. Helps you get through the "Indoor Session" :cuppa
Like all Wage Slaves, he had two crosses to bear: The people he worked for and the people he worked with! (Stephen Vizinczey.)
Woody Guthrie
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Re: Xmas bonus

Post by Woody Guthrie »

claystones wrote:
13 Dec 2022, 19:26
so how does the bonus work is it £100 from royal mail and £100 from the cwu
None of the money comes from the CWU.
It is a CWU negotiated incentive bonus.
You're not the first (or last) to think this but the idea that the union could afford to pay out that kind of money is unfortunately crazy.
Only dead fish follow the current
mjd24
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Re: Xmas bonus

Post by mjd24 »

norris9 wrote:
13 Dec 2022, 19:11
Shows the difference between the poor and the rich.... we get a £200 bonus and some of us get excited about it.....

Meanwhile, Thompson got a £140,000 short term bonus earlier this year....probably going to get another bonus of god knows what at the end of this year.


£200 to him is like £0.02 to us.


Luckily there's other ways to get rich these days.... can easily make a lot of money online with a side hustle or through investing. You don't need to be grafting your butt off for Thompson, doing overtime....there are other opportunities out there.
1)Rich people often value each £ or $ more than those with far less.

2)You wont get “rich” through investing.
rambo1
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Re: Xmas bonus

Post by rambo1 »

mjd24 wrote:
13 Dec 2022, 20:58
norris9 wrote:
13 Dec 2022, 19:11
Shows the difference between the poor and the rich.... we get a £200 bonus and some of us get excited about it.....

Meanwhile, Thompson got a £140,000 short term bonus earlier this year....probably going to get another bonus of god knows what at the end of this year.


£200 to him is like £0.02 to us.


Luckily there's other ways to get rich these days.... can easily make a lot of money online with a side hustle or through investing. You don't need to be grafting your butt off for Thompson, doing overtime....there are other opportunities out there.
1)Rich people often value each £ or $ more than those with far less.

2)You wont get “rich” through investing.
Depends how good you are at investing doesn't it?
Halfhappy
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Re: Xmas bonus

Post by Halfhappy »

norris9 wrote:
13 Dec 2022, 19:11
Shows the difference between the poor and the rich.... we get a £200 bonus and some of us get excited about it.....

Meanwhile, Thompson got a £140,000 short term bonus earlier this year....probably going to get another bonus of god knows what at the end of this year.


£200 to him is like £0.02 to us.


Luckily there's other ways to get rich these days.... can easily make a lot of money online with a side hustle or through investing. You don't need to be grafting your butt off for Thompson, doing overtime....there are other opportunities out there.
Norris, I think you've muddled that up, buddy. You mean £200 to us, is like 2p to him, surely? :thumbup

The more I think about it, the more confusing its getting, I think it's bed time, haha!
PFdriver488
PARCELFORCE
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Re: Xmas bonus

Post by PFdriver488 »

Parcel force staff not getting the Xmas bonus and hours being cut in January. This bastard is just going ahead with what he wants irregardless of the strikes or union talks.
rambo1
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Re: Xmas bonus

Post by rambo1 »

Strike days taken only in December so far are taken off one of the bonusses at 3% per day. So 3 days (9%) so far. So for FT £100 and £91. Don't know if they are going to take more off it in next week and the week after pay to reflect the other 4 days between today and Christmas? That would be another £12, provided you weren't on rest days on strike days.