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Martin Walsh
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Re: Jesus Christ

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Legend you never know.
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theelegend701 wrote:
02 May 2023, 14:05
If they give us the 6 percent backdated to april and 1500 one off payment followed by 2 percent it would just about sway a yes from me
Backdated to April 2022 then most people would
heraldmoth
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Re: Jesus Christ

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Martin Walsh wrote:
02 May 2023, 13:54
I was also on the call today and did not see it the way you did and have been to unit reps this morning and going to anther this afternoon and another different one tomorrow morning I think sometimes on here and social media you can get into a bubble.

The majority of our members do not go anywhere near social media in discussions over work.

Dave and Andy confirmed that all local reps were released to attend a face to face meeting where all their questions would be answered as the meeting was on scheduled for 30 to 40 minutes.

This issue with seasonal variations is strange and shows the mistrust in the business. The start of seasonal variations had to start at some stage and the union did not believe it should have start in June because we want to carry out a pilot to see if it works and also for it to work the uso and quality of service needs to be restored.

I don’t ever hear people on wallington duties complaining that they have to work an 37 hours over 5 weeks before they get their Wally week.

This belief that everyone balances their hours in a week is most not the case unless you don’t have longs and shorts or a shorter Saturday or unless you have a fixed rest day.
I don’t understand how you find it strange that there’s mistrust between the workforce and the business, surely you must see what’s been reneged on in the past? I see us working hours in the winter and then the goalpost being shifted in the summer, clear as day
Clairedarep
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Re: Jesus Christ

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Martin Walsh wrote:
02 May 2023, 13:54
I was also on the call today and did not see it the way you did and have been to unit reps this morning and going to anther this afternoon and another different one tomorrow morning I think sometimes on here and social media you can get into a bubble.

The majority of our members do not go anywhere near social media in discussions over work.

Dave and Andy confirmed that all local reps were released to attend a face to face meeting where all their questions would be answered as the meeting was on scheduled for 30 to 40 minutes.

This issue with seasonal variations is strange and shows the mistrust in the business. The start of seasonal variations had to start at some stage and the union did not believe it should have start in June because we want to carry out a pilot to see if it works and also for it to work the uso and quality of service needs to be restored.

I don’t ever hear people on wallington duties complaining that they have to work an 37 hours over 5 weeks before they get their Wally week.

This belief that everyone balances their hours in a week is most not the case unless you don’t have longs and shorts or a shorter Saturday or unless you have a fixed rest day.
Martin please can you confirm/deny that the amount that Royal Mail pay for senior reps full time release is now staying the same and subs will continue to come directly out of wages
ted_e_bear
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Re: Jesus Christ

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Why the f**k do you need a pilot trial to see if 2 hours less per week works or not ?
funkflex55
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Re: Jesus Christ

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ted_e_bear wrote:
02 May 2023, 16:15
Why the f**k do you need a pilot trial to see if 2 hours less per week works or not ?
We don't. Already the USO is failing all over the place due to bullshit revisions and oversized going back on walks and absence not being covered. Will cutting the hours by 2 a week make these walks achievable? :arrrghhh
scotchy1962
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Re: Jesus Christ

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Martin Walsh wrote:
02 May 2023, 13:54
I was also on the call today and did not see it the way you did and have been to unit reps this morning and going to anther this afternoon and another different one tomorrow morning I think sometimes on here and social media you can get into a bubble.

The majority of our members do not go anywhere near social media in discussions over work.

Dave and Andy confirmed that all local reps were released to attend a face to face meeting where all their questions would be answered as the meeting was on scheduled for 30 to 40 minutes.

This issue with seasonal variations is strange and shows the mistrust in the business. The start of seasonal variations had to start at some stage and the union did not believe it should have start in June because we want to carry out a pilot to see if it works and also for it to work the uso and quality of service needs to be restored.

I don’t ever hear people on wallington duties complaining that they have to work an 37 hours over 5 weeks before they get their Wally week.

This belief that everyone balances their hours in a week is most not the case unless you don’t have longs and shorts or a shorter Saturday or unless you have a fixed rest day.
So if the USO and quality of service are unachievable in the summer are RM going to just forget about trying to do the "seasonal variations", actually sounds like a piece of classical music, what do you think Martin will they backtrack!
I can answer it for you if you wish.
You are trying very hard to sell essentially what we have been fighting against since the start. So call it what it is and let us vote and the majority will decide. Or drag it out for as long as possible and hope to bore people into voting the way you would like.
dakka86
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Re: Jesus Christ

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How in the hell are you comparing seasonal hours to Wally weeks Martin
Firstly it’s a choice to have a Wally week, if you sign for a new duty it has a Wally week allocated so the majority of the time you don’t have to do a full cycle to begin with. We will be working giving Royal Mail time in hand and it’s months before we get it back. Madness
pinstripe
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Re: Jesus Christ

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Martin Walsh wrote:
02 May 2023, 13:54
at some stage and the union did not believe it should have start in June because we want to carry out a pilot to see if it works and also for it to work the uso and quality of service needs to be restored.
How are RM going to ensure the USO and quality of service are going to be restored?

Unless they actually address the brutal revisions they have imposed and (god forbid) put duties back in, the only way either of the above are restored will be having the USO reduced and quality of service lowered
fredtheegg
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Re: Jesus Christ

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Was there any comments in today’s meeting about how this deal effects Mail Centres across the country ?
dazzler123
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Re: Jesus Christ

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and who will be deciding if the USO has been restored, Royal Mail by any chance? now on even a Mon/Tues half of our duty isnt delivered, and now we are delivering yesterdays packets on the chance they will be in, even thought they havnt asked for it. The only way this works to clear is going hours over your time or flipping frames each day
Burghboy
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Re: Jesus Christ

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pinstripe wrote:
02 May 2023, 16:36
Martin Walsh wrote:
02 May 2023, 13:54
at some stage and the union did not believe it should have start in June because we want to carry out a pilot to see if it works and also for it to work the uso and quality of service needs to be restored.
How are RM going to ensure the USO and quality of service are going to be restored?

Unless they actually address the brutal revisions they have imposed and (god forbid) put duties back in, the only way either of the above are restored will be having the USO reduced and quality of service lowered
Its been the plan all along, make the walks far too long, June the new hubs switch on, all the larger parcels revert to later times in the dedicated parcels offices, reduce the indoor time by 30 mins and now everyone on delivery has a 5-6 hour delivery just doing mail. Cant fill the back shift/LAT duties in the hubs with our own staff so need to get agency/owner drivers....
Acca Dacca
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Re: Jesus Christ

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We will be working longer this winter

Then the later starts will come in, in March 2024 and so when we get our “early finishes” next summer - our finish time will still be later than it is this summer

Great deal that
If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next
Spartacus
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Re: Jesus Christ

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You can't compare a Wallington week or a 9 day fortnight duty to this longer Winter hours fiasco, our Annual leave year is April to April, we're getting shafted for annual leave this year, you're also asking us to work a 39 hour week for no extra pay, nothing should start before week one of 2024.

We're getting ripped off massively here.
Delivery

Resistance is fertile
chickenwittle
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Re: Jesus Christ

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Clairedarep wrote:
02 May 2023, 15:13
Martin Walsh wrote:
02 May 2023, 13:54
I was also on the call today and did not see it the way you did and have been to unit reps this morning and going to anther this afternoon and another different one tomorrow morning I think sometimes on here and social media you can get into a bubble.

The majority of our members do not go anywhere near social media in discussions over work.

Dave and Andy confirmed that all local reps were released to attend a face to face meeting where all their questions would be answered as the meeting was on scheduled for 30 to 40 minutes.

This issue with seasonal variations is strange and shows the mistrust in the business. The start of seasonal variations had to start at some stage and the union did not believe it should have start in June because we want to carry out a pilot to see if it works and also for it to work the uso and quality of service needs to be restored.

I don’t ever hear people on wallington duties complaining that they have to work an 37 hours over 5 weeks before they get their Wally week.

This belief that everyone balances their hours in a week is most not the case unless you don’t have longs and shorts or a shorter Saturday or unless you have a fixed rest day.
Martin please can you confirm/deny that the amount that Royal Mail pay for senior reps full time release is now staying the same and subs will continue to come directly out of wages
He’s not going to answer that question, we all know we have been sacrificed to keep the status quo.