I worked for British rail for 11 years and that a pretty fair assessment to be honest.
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thefox
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Re: Vote result
Im not suffering,i like our revision only doing a fraction of the walking because of the sheer volume of packets only really doing 1 out of 2 dutys per day then onto tracked and clock out on time,happy daysDuesouth wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 16:40Both the union and the company have had enough time to sort out these unachievable workloads. Instead walks are STILL failing everyday, and what has changed since they announced this so called agreement?
What ever the outcome I just don't trust the company to adhere to the agreement. The USO has been failing for over 3 years and everyone including the customers are suffering.
Imagine you bought a first class ticket on a train but got a 2nd class service with the trains running late, cabins dirty, etc. We deserve better and so does our customers.
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POSTMAN
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Re: Vote result
Ballot closes Tuesday 11th
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
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.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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X_hamster
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Re: Vote result
Whatever happened to the infamous buck up your ideas and get this sorted zoom meeting...
Did it ever happen
Or just more absolute pish.
Roll on the NO result.
Did it ever happen
Or just more absolute pish.
Roll on the NO result.
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rubberbond
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Re: Vote result
If there is a ballot ,where’s my ballot paper. Can I demand a rerun , not that it will make any difference as to whether I vote yes/no , or not at all , if I vote “yes” the terms and conditions as they currently are go out of the window and I might get some small financial uplift , but I will pay that back and then some with what’s being proposed, on the other hand if I vote “no” and the terms and conditions as they currently are still go out of the window and Royal Mail impose their will , the union will just roll over and say there’s no plan B , not that there was a plan A and we’re all doomed. Not much of a choice is it really.
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scotchy1962
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Re: Vote result
Sadly you are absolutely right.rubberbond wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 18:24If there is a ballot ,where’s my ballot paper. Can I demand a rerun , not that it will make any difference as to whether I vote yes/no , or not at all , if I vote “yes” the terms and conditions as they currently are go out of the window and I might get some small financial uplift , but I will pay that back and then some with what’s being proposed, on the other hand if I vote “no” and the terms and conditions as they currently are still go out of the window and Royal Mail impose their will , the union will just roll over and say there’s no plan B , not that there was a plan A and we’re all doomed. Not much of a choice is it really.
I think in the end its what you can live with, voting yes and getting your rise now, but feeling dirty and grubby like you've just collaborated with the enemy or vote NO and who knows where it will lead, maybe a better deal but maybe not, but you will feel much better about yourself and will sleep better.
Unions power has seeped away never to return, any agreements will be tossed away like confetti in the wind.
Your choice.
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anthonyok
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Re: Vote result
I have not had my voting papers yet ? who do i contact ? i was one of those that lost £800 plus on strike but havent been given a vote ?
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qwerty2
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LouBarlow
- Posts: 4611
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Re: Vote result
Did you not think to ask for another one to be sent out before literally days away from the end of the ballot? The most important vote in your employment career and you didn’t question it till now?rubberbond wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 18:24If there is a ballot ,where’s my ballot paper. Can I demand a rerun , not that it will make any difference as to whether I vote yes/no , or not at all , if I vote “yes” the terms and conditions as they currently are go out of the window and I might get some small financial uplift , but I will pay that back and then some with what’s being proposed, on the other hand if I vote “no” and the terms and conditions as they currently are still go out of the window and Royal Mail impose their will , the union will just roll over and say there’s no plan B , not that there was a plan A and we’re all doomed. Not much of a choice is it really.
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guardianangel
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Re: Vote result
Not at all,you are voting for a pay cut and thats not job stability its job slavery,remember no strings pay rise ,and win the ballot win the dispute,well i dont see any win in a yes vote,and i think you might find it reversed that im alright jack attitude is surely the Yes voters,i guarantee all the yes voters will be moaning as usual about Royal Mail before they have spent their £900 bung,thank god if its a yes i won't be around to listen to it.one last thing i find it insulting the CWU have signed us up to this insulting deal.Nickvilla20 wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 15:56Why would you be mad to vote for a pay rise and job stability?guardianangel wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 14:23I've voted NO,im in delivery,you'd be mad to vote yes ,haven't left the union yet but if its a yes i couldn't possibly stay in a club where people admit defeat so easily.
You don’t seem to have a high option of your co workers. Maybe you can financially afford to lose more pay but the majority can’t.
Maybe to most people this is just a job and all they care about is the money. I actually find it quite insulting that you call people weak for voting for the deal. I suppose it’s the usual I’m alright Jack attitude I see in Royal Mail.
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saintwiz
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Re: Vote result
Sounds like you need a job change.
Plenty out there.
Plenty out there.
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guardianangel
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Re: Vote result
Yes me too,time i get out of the office im walking less than 20 years ago,all those re deliveries (what bright spark came up with that,lose millions in wasting time to save it by closing callers office absolute tools)and more and more collections i too alternate walks every other day so now 2 postmen to do one walk you couldn't make this s**t up,where the hell did they hire these bosses ,PLUTOthefox wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 17:42Im not suffering,i like our revision only doing a fraction of the walking because of the sheer volume of packets only really doing 1 out of 2 dutys per day then onto tracked and clock out on time,happy daysDuesouth wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 16:40Both the union and the company have had enough time to sort out these unachievable workloads. Instead walks are STILL failing everyday, and what has changed since they announced this so called agreement?
What ever the outcome I just don't trust the company to adhere to the agreement. The USO has been failing for over 3 years and everyone including the customers are suffering.
Imagine you bought a first class ticket on a train but got a 2nd class service with the trains running late, cabins dirty, etc. We deserve better and so does our customers.![]()
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Woody Guthrie
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Re: Vote result
Again for the unpteenth and probably last time.Not at all,you are voting for a pay cut....
What are you voting for?
We all know what you're voting against but that's the easy part, we can all just keep saying no, it's something we learn as children.
What do you hope for as a resolution to this dispute?
What would be an acceptable deal that would stop you saying no?
Only dead fish follow the current
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DirtyHarry
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- Location: London
Re: Vote result
They could have a couple of very buxom strippers announcing the result, and I couldn't give more of a toss, even if I tried.
Well, probably be worried that one of the strippers might catch a cold........
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LouBarlow
- Posts: 4611
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Re: Vote result
Why even post on this forum if you don’t care? What a waste of time.DirtyHarry wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 20:42They could have a couple of very buxom strippers announcing the result, and I couldn't give more of a toss, even if I tried.
Well, probably be worried that one of the strippers might catch a cold........