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Seasonal hours
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shaun1965
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Seasonal hours
Morning, can someone post the dates we change back to 35 hours please..plus when we are going to 39 hours.
Thanks in advance..
Thanks in advance..
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pieoftheday
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SMS1969
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Re: Seasonal hours
Early/mid September, can’t remember the exact date, we go back to 37 hours- we are on 35 at the moment. Mid November we’ll get hammered so it’s longer hours till the week after Christmas 
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DiamondSmiles
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Re: Seasonal hours
2nd September is mid-season
18th November high-season
23rd December mid-season
allegedly....
18th November high-season
23rd December mid-season
allegedly....
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yellowbelly
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Re: Seasonal hours
Doesn't make any difference what season it is - it's a s^^t show in our office EVERY SINGLE DAY.DiamondSmiles wrote: ↑16 Aug 2024, 16:382nd September is mid-season
18th November high-season
23rd December mid-season
allegedly....
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yubin282
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Re: Seasonal hours
I presume the CWU is keeping a close eye on how many hours we actually work per year ?
As the "change" dates are different from last year.
As the "change" dates are different from last year.
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TheTrolleyMan
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worktotime
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Re: Seasonal hours
after watching the so called update last with walsh , i dont think they give a s**t about anything else apart from saving money for royal mail .
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TheTrolleyMan
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Re: Seasonal hours
They must have forgotten the 500 million RM gave away , oh sorry that was before the union sold out there members and became RM CHEERLEADERS
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worktotime
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Re: Seasonal hours
TheTrolleyMan wrote: ↑16 Aug 2024, 20:27They must have forgotten the 500 million RM gave away , oh sorry that was before the union sold out there members and became RM CHEERLEADERS
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thedonkey
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Re: Seasonal hours
I have worked at RM for 25 years. In all that time I have only seen the CWU as RM cheerleaders it is just that it was rather more cleverly disguised in the 10 years.
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Perseus
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Re: Seasonal hours
With the 37 hour weeks on the new times fast approaching and the 39 hour weeks with even later start/finish times, what is the state of play with the CWU and their attempts to mitigate the new hours somewhat.
Have ANY offices been able to get better times than the ones originally given at the start of the network window change?
Have ANY offices been able to get better times than the ones originally given at the start of the network window change?
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: Seasonal hours
I can see them times being made later anyway. The last lorry that's meant to only have about a dozen yorks on it is often a full-up double stacker. We lost our later 2C run in to the network so if both inward and 2C get really busy I'm guessing that priority will have to be given to the 2C with the inward going out later
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Perseus
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Re: Seasonal hours
You're about 2 moves ahead of what I'm asking.SpacePhoenix wrote: ↑19 Aug 2024, 16:43I can see them times being made later anyway. The last lorry that's meant to only have about a dozen yorks on it is often a full-up double stacker. We lost our later 2C run in to the network so if both inward and 2C get really busy I'm guessing that priority will have to be given to the 2C with the inward going out later
There was some noise a few months ago about CWU pressing to get better times out of the company, but I've heard nothing since. I'm asking if there have been any, even small, successes in this.
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TopperGas
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Re: Seasonal hours
Last weeks CWU video update suggested that they are due to meet shortly with RM to discuss earlier start times, watch this space as they say.Perseus wrote: ↑19 Aug 2024, 17:52You're about 2 moves ahead of what I'm asking.SpacePhoenix wrote: ↑19 Aug 2024, 16:43I can see them times being made later anyway. The last lorry that's meant to only have about a dozen yorks on it is often a full-up double stacker. We lost our later 2C run in to the network so if both inward and 2C get really busy I'm guessing that priority will have to be given to the 2C with the inward going out later
There was some noise a few months ago about CWU pressing to get better times out of the company, but I've heard nothing since. I'm asking if there have been any, even small, successes in this.