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How are you voting on the deal? (Vote inside)

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

Do you agree with the deal?

Poll ended at 28 Apr 2023, 12:30

Yes
249
24%
No
788
76%
 
Total votes: 1037

Acca Dacca
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Post by Acca Dacca »

BigSacks wrote:
21 Apr 2023, 15:01
Im not sure if others are being unreasonable or I am.

What exactly did people think the deal was going to be?

Genuine question.
Most of us want more pay and less concessions and negotiating involves making concessions of our own or course but If you are going to concede as much as Ward and Furey have then you would expect a fantastic cash incentive and pay rise in line with it at the very least

Not this pretty pathetic offer on pay and a phantom profit sharing scheme
If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next
nikrad
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Post by nikrad »

I’m probably not going to vote not happy at all, but can’t keep battling the system. I’m afraid as this strike went on it became obvious it was as much about protection of the CWU in the workplace and not their members demands. Can’t knock our union rep at all I’m just afraid those at the top are too removed from reality!
adamanti
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Post by adamanti »

Very very very well paid Union bosses running scared of losing their very very very well paid positions. How dare they f##k us over like this. Have they listened to nothing of the constant bullying and intimidation that postie's have been complaining about for years. Their answer, give the management even more power to make our lives even more miserable. Under this deal we don't even have a set finish time. It's commit to deliver dressed up. Agreed with the majority on here vote no, get these clown's out. A f##king record vote given to them and we get this shite. :no no
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Post by redlen »

Even though accept this is an internal disciplinary matter, why do I have the feeling those 200 plus reps and members currently dismissed or suspended are being thrown to the wolves? Be them accountable for their actions or not?
datasaint
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Post by datasaint »

Acca Dacca wrote:
21 Apr 2023, 15:01
norm wrote:
21 Apr 2023, 14:54
biggiehud wrote:
21 Apr 2023, 14:50
I’m not working 39hrs week during winter for 35 hrs pay do think I’m f***ing thick
??

You'll get paid your 39 hours, you just work less hours in the summer.
No

He will be paid his 37 hours in both summer and winter
I don't think so, they couldn't expect you to work more for the same pay. There must be a change to your basic hours on your payslip, so 39 winter, 37 spring/autumn/35 summer.

Else people would go short on cash in the winter.
Ali831
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Post by Ali831 »

20% of future profits from a company that claims to be losing a million per day divided out between 100k+ staff amounts to sod all, don't fall for it
Acca Dacca
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Post by Acca Dacca »

norm wrote:
21 Apr 2023, 15:13
Acca Dacca wrote:
21 Apr 2023, 15:01
norm wrote:
21 Apr 2023, 14:54
biggiehud wrote:
21 Apr 2023, 14:50
I’m not working 39hrs week during winter for 35 hrs pay do think I’m f***ing thick
??

You'll get paid your 39 hours, you just work less hours in the summer.
No

He will be paid his 37 hours in both summer and winter
I don't think so, they couldn't expect you to work more for the same pay. There must be a change to your basic hours on your payslip, so 39 winter, 37 spring/autumn/35 summer.

Else people would go short on cash in the winter.
That’s what seasonal variation is

You get the same base pay every week of the year but some months you will do two hours less a week and some months do two hours more
If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next
datasaint
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Post by datasaint »

Acca Dacca wrote:
21 Apr 2023, 15:14
norm wrote:
21 Apr 2023, 15:13
Acca Dacca wrote:
21 Apr 2023, 15:01
norm wrote:
21 Apr 2023, 14:54
biggiehud wrote:
21 Apr 2023, 14:50
I’m not working 39hrs week during winter for 35 hrs pay do think I’m f***ing thick
??

You'll get paid your 39 hours, you just work less hours in the summer.
No

He will be paid his 37 hours in both summer and winter
I don't think so, they couldn't expect you to work more for the same pay. There must be a change to your basic hours on your payslip, so 39 winter, 37 spring/autumn/35 summer.

Else people would go short on cash in the winter.
That’s what seasonal variation is

You get the same base pay every week of the year but some months you will do two hours less a week and some months do two hours more
I'm happy to be corrected, but if that's true that's rubbish, I wouldn't dream of agreeing to that.
sindba
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Post by sindba »

It's a sweeping and in places brutal attack on our working conditions.

In return we get an insulting pay "rise".

100% I will vote no.
77SAMPOST77
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Post by 77SAMPOST77 »

Terrible deal , VOTE NO .
DGH
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Post by DGH »

This is an absolutely dreadful deal. No wonder the union have spent all week thinking of ways to try and sell it as a 'win'.

If the pay was backdated and if the lump sum was £1500, it would still not be that good a deal, but at least it wouldn't be the almost total capitulation that it is.

I'm unsurprised but very, very disappointed.
kookoo32
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Post by kookoo32 »

Definite no vote from me. No much wonder it took so long to announce it. Lipstick on a pig springs to mind.
Racingpostie
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Post by Racingpostie »

Nickvilla20 wrote:
21 Apr 2023, 13:05
The deal will get voted in I’m certain of that. Many will just as they and told and not many are up for fighting anymore.

From what I’ve worked out a full timer will be about £15 to £20 better off.
Not a prayer this gets voted through, scroll through social media or ask your colleagues at your DO, I'm yet to hear of one postie who is happy to vote yes on this.
postiewhite
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Post by postiewhite »

It's an insult. If this goes through I'll give myself an extra payrise and cancel my subs (I've already heard many people will do the same).
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Post by POSTMAN »

Wow! 470 voting NO so quickly!
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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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