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LTB 094/24 - POSTAL WORKPLACE BULLETIN - ISSUE TWO

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LTB 094/24 - POSTAL WORKPLACE BULLETIN - ISSUE TWO

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LTB 094/24 - POSTAL WORKPLACE BULLETIN - ISSUE TWO
No. 094/24

8th March 2024

T0: ALL POSTAL BRANCHES

Dear Colleagues

POSTAL WORKPLACE BULLETIN – ISSUE TWO

Please find attached and in the link below, issue two of our workplace bulletin for members in Royal Mail Group.

It is crucial this is printed and distributed in every workplace in the UK. As we have previously communicated, support from CWU HQ is available for printing. Please email Marcia Murray mmurray@cwu.org if you require assistance with this.

https://www.cwu.org/wp-content/uploads/ ... RMG-02.pdf

Yours sincerely,

Dave Ward
General Secretary

Martin Walsh
Deputy General Secretary Postal

Chris Webb
Head of Communications

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Re: LTB 094/24 - POSTAL WORKPLACE BULLETIN - ISSUE TWO

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lets stick one of these up in your delivery office and everything will be sorted :crazy: , i can think a better place to stick it :thumbup ,there f***ing clueless of what is going on in delivery offices around the country and still done nothing :cuppa .
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Re: LTB 094/24 - POSTAL WORKPLACE BULLETIN - ISSUE TWO

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I see that bollocks about a continuous fitting features, being trialled in 21 offices, and they say they hope it's a success.

I'm dreading it if it actually gets deemed a success how the hell could you trust an average do manager to decide and fairly allocate a variable section of the fitting on a day to day basis.
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Re: LTB 094/24 - POSTAL WORKPLACE BULLETIN - ISSUE TWO

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ted_e_bear wrote:
11 Mar 2024, 22:21
I see that bollocks about a continuous fitting features, being trialled in 21 offices, and they say they hope it's a success.

I'm dreading it if it actually gets deemed a success how the hell could you trust an average do manager to decide and fairly allocate a variable section of the fitting on a day to day basis.
regardless of what they decide , we still have a finish time so they can allocate me as much work as they like but i will still be finishing on my time :thumbup
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Re: LTB 094/24 - POSTAL WORKPLACE BULLETIN - ISSUE TWO

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The information in this bulletin isn't quite correct. It states that 234 units will have finishing times of an hour or more, and then lists the general locations of said units. My office isn't anywhere near any of these locations, but is definitely going to be over an hour later with respect to finishing time.
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Re: LTB 094/24 - POSTAL WORKPLACE BULLETIN - ISSUE TWO

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so on busy weeks such as black friday we work 39 hrs totally shafted by our s**t union sold us out
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claystones wrote:
12 Mar 2024, 08:56
so on busy weeks such as black friday we work 39 hrs totally shafted by our s**t union sold us out
It’s for 5 weeks starting on Monday 25th November, black Friday being that week.I suppose it’s better than the amount of weeks we worked later well before Christmas 2023, which actually started in September I think.