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Ballot timetable
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norris9
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Re: Ballot timetable
The revisions are ridiculous. Everyone knows it.
There's 10 boxes of mail backlog sitting by my frame daily. Impossible to catch up and only going to get worse as they are going to add even more onto our rounds. What's the point in creating an unmanageable workload? Soon I'll only be able to take half my round out with me and i'll have to alternate between doing 2 days mail for 1 half of my round and then 2 days of mail for the other half the following day and so on.
There's 10 boxes of mail backlog sitting by my frame daily. Impossible to catch up and only going to get worse as they are going to add even more onto our rounds. What's the point in creating an unmanageable workload? Soon I'll only be able to take half my round out with me and i'll have to alternate between doing 2 days mail for 1 half of my round and then 2 days of mail for the other half the following day and so on.
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pieoftheday
- Posts: 1829
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- Gender: Male
Re: Ballot timetable
Someone on another thread advocating that very way of working but with just one person per paired dutynorris9 wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 16:56The revisions are ridiculous. Everyone knows it.
There's 10 boxes of mail backlog sitting by my frame daily. Impossible to catch up and only going to get worse as they are going to add even more onto our rounds. What's the point in creating an unmanageable workload? Soon I'll only be able to take half my round out with me and i'll have to alternate between doing 2 days mail for 1 half of my round and then 2 days of mail for the other half the following day and so on.
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sixfoottwo
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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- Joined: 11 May 2017, 15:15
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Re: Ballot timetable
This is what I have to do after the revision added 2hrs onto my existing duty and it was just about doable before thispieoftheday wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 17:00Someone on another thread advocating that very way of working but with just one person per paired dutynorris9 wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 16:56The revisions are ridiculous. Everyone knows it.
There's 10 boxes of mail backlog sitting by my frame daily. Impossible to catch up and only going to get worse as they are going to add even more onto our rounds. What's the point in creating an unmanageable workload? Soon I'll only be able to take half my round out with me and i'll have to alternate between doing 2 days mail for 1 half of my round and then 2 days of mail for the other half the following day and so on.
Past caring now, just do what I can and go home on time, not 1 minute given.
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pieoftheday
- Posts: 1829
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Re: Ballot timetable
Did you work on your own on a none paired duty and they've added 2hrs worth on top?sixfoottwo wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 19:04This is what I have to do after the revision added 2hrs onto my existing duty and it was just about doable before thispieoftheday wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 17:00Someone on another thread advocating that very way of working but with just one person per paired dutynorris9 wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 16:56The revisions are ridiculous. Everyone knows it.
There's 10 boxes of mail backlog sitting by my frame daily. Impossible to catch up and only going to get worse as they are going to add even more onto our rounds. What's the point in creating an unmanageable workload? Soon I'll only be able to take half my round out with me and i'll have to alternate between doing 2 days mail for 1 half of my round and then 2 days of mail for the other half the following day and so on.![]()
Past caring now, just do what I can and go home on time, not 1 minute given.
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ted_e_bear
- Posts: 3932
- Joined: 03 Sep 2012, 19:37
- Gender: Male
Re: Ballot timetable
I think it's that bald prick with the beard who's in charge of the CWU social media, the guy who held a home made sign up in parliament saying vote no, the guy who "hosts" the live online sessions who says comment 'i love my union" or whatever bollocks it was, the guys a complete wShadedpostie wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 13:59This union is an embarrassment. Two of the comments have said they'll be voting no only for the union to then respond and I s**t you not "then what?" It's a disgrace, whoever is in charge of their social media should be sacked. Sounds like a complete child with their responses in this dispute and this takes the cake. You can vote yes or no and give your reasons to do so, but to dismiss it so easily? Nah, just not on. This union has no intention of striking in the near future. I don't even want to believe they've done all this so they can secure their own jobs and damn the workers, but this is starting to look like it. They have completely washed their hands with this dispute and don't have any plans whatsoever if it comes back a no.
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redlen
- Posts: 1331
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Re: Ballot timetable
That bald prick is Chris Webb and in full agreement. He is in a job well above his pay gradeted_e_bear wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 19:13I think it's that bald prick with the beard who's in charge of the CWU social media, the guy who held a home made sign up in parliament saying vote no, the guy who "hosts" the live online sessions who says comment 'i love my union" or whatever bollocks it was, the guys a complete wShadedpostie wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 13:59This union is an embarrassment. Two of the comments have said they'll be voting no only for the union to then respond and I s**t you not "then what?" It's a disgrace, whoever is in charge of their social media should be sacked. Sounds like a complete child with their responses in this dispute and this takes the cake. You can vote yes or no and give your reasons to do so, but to dismiss it so easily? Nah, just not on. This union has no intention of striking in the near future. I don't even want to believe they've done all this so they can secure their own jobs and damn the workers, but this is starting to look like it. They have completely washed their hands with this dispute and don't have any plans whatsoever if it comes back a no.![]()
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CHUCKYPIG
- EX ROYAL MAIL
- Posts: 132
- Joined: 07 Apr 2020, 21:01
- Gender: Male
Re: Ballot timetable
This is ridiculous. Some of us just want to know if we are getting some cash or not and back on strike. Either way we just want to know.
CWU are pathetic. For a year now they keep promising deadlines and time and time again they keep failing and kicking the can down the road........ and we are just left hanging.
F Royal Fail and F CWU too they are both a waste of space.
CWU are pathetic. For a year now they keep promising deadlines and time and time again they keep failing and kicking the can down the road........ and we are just left hanging.
F Royal Fail and F CWU too they are both a waste of space.
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LouBarlow
- Posts: 4682
- Joined: 15 Oct 2007, 18:56
Re: Ballot timetable
They have told you it is the best agreement that they can get. What do you expect them to say if the vote comes back ‘no’? That is a perfectly valid response from the union, because there is no real answer to what happens next. It won’t be good though.Shadedpostie wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 13:59This union is an embarrassment. Two of the comments have said they'll be voting no only for the union to then respond and I s**t you not "then what?" It's a disgrace, whoever is in charge of their social media should be sacked. Sounds like a complete child with their responses in this dispute and this takes the cake. You can vote yes or no and give your reasons to do so, but to dismiss it so easily? Nah, just not on. This union has no intention of striking in the near future. I don't even want to believe they've done all this so they can secure their own jobs and damn the workers, but this is starting to look like it. They have completely washed their hands with this dispute and don't have any plans whatsoever if it comes back a no.
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richietns
- Posts: 1070
- Joined: 17 Oct 2011, 18:09
- Gender: Male
Re: Ballot timetable
RM will just keep on pushing things through if there's a no vote they have no other choice there not gonna just sit down for another year and be good employers all of a sudden.
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Poppyellie69
- Posts: 158
- Joined: 21 Mar 2017, 14:38
- Gender: Male
Re: Ballot timetable
Why agree to something u can't bloody sell!! Shambolic and embarrassing!! I'm voting no friar tuck them all!! Corruption at its very best 
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Poppyellie69
- Posts: 158
- Joined: 21 Mar 2017, 14:38
- Gender: Male
Re: Ballot timetable
Time for ward and his cronies to go!! I'm voting no
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Acca Dacca
- Posts: 3189
- Joined: 16 Aug 2009, 17:13
- Gender: Male
Re: Ballot timetable
How do they know its the best deal they can get?LouBarlow wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 19:31They have told you it is the best agreement that they can get. What do you expect them to say if the vote comes back ‘no’? That is a perfectly valid response from the union, because there is no real answer to what happens next. It won’t be good though.Shadedpostie wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 13:59This union is an embarrassment. Two of the comments have said they'll be voting no only for the union to then respond and I s**t you not "then what?" It's a disgrace, whoever is in charge of their social media should be sacked. Sounds like a complete child with their responses in this dispute and this takes the cake. You can vote yes or no and give your reasons to do so, but to dismiss it so easily? Nah, just not on. This union has no intention of striking in the near future. I don't even want to believe they've done all this so they can secure their own jobs and damn the workers, but this is starting to look like it. They have completely washed their hands with this dispute and don't have any plans whatsoever if it comes back a no.
According to them the ''offer'' changed after strike action. It changed again after more strike action. And it changed again after a second ballot came back YES for more strike action.
They didnt take RM at their word that the ''best and final offer'' was really the best and final offer as they have recently tried to tell us all that they got some improvements on it. So what makes this now the ''really really we mean it best and final offer''?
How can they say the deal cannot be improved anymore after the workforce reject the ''deal'' on the table?
The answer is they cant because they dont know that its the best deal on offer and dont know that it cant be bettered.
We will never know unless we vote NO.
They liked to tell us that RM need the workforce on side to make the changes, they liked to tell us that Royal Mail are DESPERATE for an agreement
If both of those were true - and the workforce reject Royal Mail's proposals and crap offer - it stands to reason that there is at least a chance, if not a certainty, that RM budge in a few areas
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If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next
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sixfoottwo
- EX ROYAL MAIL
- Posts: 569
- Joined: 11 May 2017, 15:15
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Re: Ballot timetable
Yes, singleton duty.pieoftheday wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 19:12Did you work on your own on a none paired duty and they've added 2hrs worth on top?sixfoottwo wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 19:04This is what I have to do after the revision added 2hrs onto my existing duty and it was just about doable before thispieoftheday wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 17:00Someone on another thread advocating that very way of working but with just one person per paired dutynorris9 wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 16:56The revisions are ridiculous. Everyone knows it.
There's 10 boxes of mail backlog sitting by my frame daily. Impossible to catch up and only going to get worse as they are going to add even more onto our rounds. What's the point in creating an unmanageable workload? Soon I'll only be able to take half my round out with me and i'll have to alternate between doing 2 days mail for 1 half of my round and then 2 days of mail for the other half the following day and so on.![]()
Past caring now, just do what I can and go home on time, not 1 minute given.
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pieoftheday
- Posts: 1829
- Joined: 11 Mar 2010, 16:43
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Re: Ballot timetable
It's a scene alrightsixfoottwo wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 20:29Yes, singleton duty.pieoftheday wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 19:12Did you work on your own on a none paired duty and they've added 2hrs worth on top?sixfoottwo wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 19:04This is what I have to do after the revision added 2hrs onto my existing duty and it was just about doable before thispieoftheday wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 17:00Someone on another thread advocating that very way of working but with just one person per paired dutynorris9 wrote: ↑11 May 2023, 16:56The revisions are ridiculous. Everyone knows it.
There's 10 boxes of mail backlog sitting by my frame daily. Impossible to catch up and only going to get worse as they are going to add even more onto our rounds. What's the point in creating an unmanageable workload? Soon I'll only be able to take half my round out with me and i'll have to alternate between doing 2 days mail for 1 half of my round and then 2 days of mail for the other half the following day and so on.![]()
Past caring now, just do what I can and go home on time, not 1 minute given.
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dazzler123
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