Not sure what the union has to do with it,but agree with your other points.Night Tonic wrote:ANY theft within RM is nowt to laugh at. Public just assume we're a bunch of light-fingered tealeaves. Seems like one case a week and too many are long-serving posties. Just gives government ammo and no one takes the union seriously. Mind you, who did.
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RMail manager charged with theft
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POSTMAN
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Re: RMail manager charged with theft
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.
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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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k979aaa
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All for £77 it's only 2/3rds the average bouns per week of a royalmail manager £6000 a year they must be getting even more greedy!.
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Night Tonic
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Norbert, the worst drip-drip effect is the endless cases of theft that are going on now, and way too many from posties that have been in the job for years.
Another: http://www.herald.ie/national-news/cour ... 13949.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Theft is the worst PR job we could ever have.
Another: http://www.herald.ie/national-news/cour ... 13949.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Theft is the worst PR job we could ever have.
Don't believe everything you're told in the rest room
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norbert
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Re: RMail manager charged with theft
that was in Dublin , Southern Ireland / Eire - charged by the Garda - and of course nobody steals in the corporate " utopia " , privatized world - if anything there will be probably more thieving and corruption than in the Nationalized Industries - though I do accept that there are some that thinks the world / RM owes them and they have bitter & strange twisted ideas about " entitlement " .Night Tonic wrote:Norbert, the worst drip-drip effect is the endless cases of theft that are going on now, and way too many from posties that have been in the job for years.
Another: http://www.herald.ie/national-news/cour ... 13949.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Theft is the worst PR job we could ever have.
However for all the bent posties , there's even more bent managers and RM like to keep all that under the carpet . I've known one B&H " Investigation " when a " Independent " manager told someone to ignore thieving by friends of a manager . He shopped them to the IB , RM " interviewed " people that they knew didn't like him and he was sacked on trumped up H&B "charges " . A negative blame culture , shoot the messenger , just a little bit arrogant ? .
I've seen one manager who was already under suspicion , a blue bag " mysteriously " " disappeared" from the locker , I'm sure it was all purely coincidence that the manager had a ex wife , new girlfriend and flash car and RM " suddenly " promoted and moved him after the Police were investigating a ram raid . The IB had previously said there was no case to answer
Then there was the " property speculator " with three houses that suddenly had to " persue another career " after " accounting issues " - You have to look at the " culture " and where it emanates from
Sorry NT but I've seen it all before , the " spivvy "/" amoral " "problem" was was prevalent in the late 80's / early to mid 90's which shows how backward RM can be , never mind the CWU and the D word .
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Re: RMail manager charged with theft
I expect NT could find examples of theft from TNT, DHL and other private mail companiesnorbert wrote:that was in Dublin , Southern Ireland / Eire - charged by the Garda - and of course nobody steals in the corporate " utopia " , privatized world - if anything there will be probably more thieving and corruption than in the Nationalized IndustriesNight Tonic wrote:Norbert, the worst drip-drip effect is the endless cases of theft that are going on now, and way too many from posties that have been in the job for years.
Another: http://www.herald.ie/national-news/cour ... 13949.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Theft is the worst PR job we could ever have.
Not Even IpostedaletteroncesoIknowwhatimtalkingabout.co.uk has published that story
if he wanted to.
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k979aaa
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Re: RMail manager charged with theft
Have those CD's turned up yet you know the ones with all the children's details and their parents details that was TNT was it not.baldrick wrote:I expect NT could find examples of theft from TNT, DHL and other private mail companiesnorbert wrote:that was in Dublin , Southern Ireland / Eire - charged by the Garda - and of course nobody steals in the corporate " utopia " , privatized world - if anything there will be probably more thieving and corruption than in the Nationalized IndustriesNight Tonic wrote:Norbert, the worst drip-drip effect is the endless cases of theft that are going on now, and way too many from posties that have been in the job for years.
Another: http://www.herald.ie/national-news/cour ... 13949.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Theft is the worst PR job we could ever have.
Not Even IpostedaletteroncesoIknowwhatimtalkingabout.co.uk has published that story
if he wanted to.
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bogstandard
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Re: RMail manager charged with theft
Bloody journalists. Of course he didn't enter a plea, his manager hasn't told him what it is yet.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:http://www.thisisplymouth.co.uk/news/Ro ... ticle.html
A ROYAL Mail manager has appeared in court charged with stealing money from the post.
David Paul Baker, aged 46, is accused of stealing £77 from five envelopes and parcels belonging to the Royal Mail on October 3 last year.
He is also charged with opening an item of post on the same day.
Baker, of Rocky Park Road in Plymstock, appeared before Plymouth magistrates.
He did not enter a plea and the case was adjourned until May 7. Baker appeared on a summons and does not have any bail conditions.
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baldrick
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Re: RMail manager charged with theft
It is unusual for a manager to have charges brought against him/her.
Usually they are just told to resign. Casuals/Agency staff are also not usually charged,
and sometimes appear in another office, or with a different name.
It's only posties/OPGs who end up in Court.
Usually they are just told to resign. Casuals/Agency staff are also not usually charged,
and sometimes appear in another office, or with a different name.
It's only posties/OPGs who end up in Court.
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Re: RMail manager charged with theft
seen that happen - with the mysterious disappearance of a blue bag from the locker , RM moved & promoted him as the Police were apparently sniffing round re another "security issue" , the IB had already said there was no case to answerbaldrick wrote:It is unusual for a manager to have charges brought against him/her.
Usually they are just told to resign. Casuals/Agency staff are also not usually charged,
and sometimes appear in another office, or with a different name.
It's only posties/OPGs who end up in Court.
However ! they had a Asian PHG in Crown Court for secreting a blue bag so that's all right then
The harsh reality is that most firms are frightened of a bitter & twisted manager with a big chip on his shoulder taking them to a Industrial Tribunal damaging their corporate image . RM do not like that . Most bullies live in a fantasy world where nobody is allowed to challenge them or stand up to them and they are always right and plenty of noise & excuses too .
Look at that Jermaine Lee case , one area manager that might have had to carry the can took RM to Tribunal for constructive dismissal , it makes it difficult for RM to sweep the sh** under the carpet . At the end of the day , it's sort of military , i.e. you're only a rating , nobody is going to believe you .
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Re: RMail manager charged with theft
More to come from this,keep watching the papers
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Re: RMail manager charged with theft
the best response in the past to a post was Lord Haw Haw - " Hellmail Calling ! "k979aaa wrote:Have those CD's turned up yet you know the ones with all the children's details and their parents details that was TNT was it not.baldrick wrote:I expect NT could find examples of theft from TNT, DHL and other private mail companiesnorbert wrote:that was in Dublin , Southern Ireland / Eire - charged by the Garda - and of course nobody steals in the corporate " utopia " , privatized world - if anything there will be probably more thieving and corruption than in the Nationalized IndustriesNight Tonic wrote:Norbert, the worst drip-drip effect is the endless cases of theft that are going on now, and way too many from posties that have been in the job for years.
Another: http://www.herald.ie/national-news/cour ... 13949.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Theft is the worst PR job we could ever have.
Not Even IpostedaletteroncesoIknowwhatimtalkingabout.co.uk has published that story
if he wanted to.