Later Starts

[clashcityrocker]

How do you know he is a manager?
Am I missing something or are you just posting shite for the fun of it?

[LouBarlow]

Lets punish the posties that helped us make millions through the pandemic.yeah cheers!

Let’s punish them by giving them more money and safeguarding their jobs in a failing business.

Please explain what you mean by a 'failing business' - how you define it. There's a time element in that phrase (present continuous tense) as well as the definition of 'fail' as related to a business.

Failing as in posting record high financial losses. How else would you define it?

[k979aaa]

It's failing the targets OFCOM set it hiding behind the pandemic cannot be the case now!

[postslippete]

Lets punish the posties that helped us make millions through the pandemic.yeah cheers!

Let’s punish them by giving them more money and safeguarding their jobs in a failing business.

Please explain what you mean by a 'failing business' - how you define it. There's a time element in that phrase (present continuous tense) as well as the definition of 'fail' as related to a business.

Failing as in posting record high financial losses. How else would you define it?

If it's been failing for that long I'm surprised the royal mail board have not done the honourable thing and resigned with immediate effect. Especially as they are the ones who squandered our profits and posted these record high financial losses.

But they didn't, Keith Williams just made Simon Thompson a scapegoat for it all when in reality they were all in it together

[stevejm]

Lets punish the posties that helped us make millions through the pandemic.yeah cheers!

Let’s punish them by giving them more money and safeguarding their jobs in a failing business.

Please explain what you mean by a 'failing business' - how you define it. There's a time element in that phrase (present continuous tense) as well as the definition of 'fail' as related to a business.

Failing as in posting record high financial losses. How else would you define it?

I would say failing means about to fail/on the road to failure = bankruptcy/insolvency. Of course if you continuously post large losses a business will eventually fail. But, financial analysts predict RM is likely to move back into profit in Y/E March 2025 - only 20 months away - so no, for me it's not a failing business. The record losses are because of A/ the strike and B/ unwisely paying out £500 million to shareholders. If they had taken just 300 million of that shareholder payout and given deserving staff a 16% over 2 years pay-rise instead of an 8% over two years pay-rise the I.A would likely have never happened. And they would have recuperated, and then some, the 300 million directed to the pay-rise over these 2 years (2022-24)
It's not a failing business, rather just a poorly run business.

[emu72]

Lets punish the posties that helped us make millions through the pandemic.yeah cheers!

Let’s punish them by giving them more money and safeguarding their jobs in a failing business.

what about the conditions.posties have worked hard for this business especially through covid.lets talk about the embarrassing insulting service awards.a pen for doing 10 years,a tie pin for 20.christmas in our office our dom even treated the office to some toast.not even a slice of bacon in it.thats gratitude for you

[LouBarlow]

Lets punish the posties that helped us make millions through the pandemic.yeah cheers!

Let’s punish them by giving them more money and safeguarding their jobs in a failing business.

what about the conditions.posties have worked hard for this business especially through covid.lets talk about the embarrassing insulting service awards.a pen for doing 10 years,a tie pin for 20.christmas in our office our dom even treated the office to some toast.not even a slice of bacon in it.thats gratitude for you

I can’t even tell what posts are windups any more. Service awards? Is that what we are focussing on now?