I`d sell the house,car,wife and kids just so Adam and his mateys could live a life that they are accustomed with.
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would you work for free
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General Mannerheim
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Re: would you work for free
Hell yes!
I`d sell the house,car,wife and kids just so Adam and his mateys could live a life that they are accustomed with.
:cfo
I`d sell the house,car,wife and kids just so Adam and his mateys could live a life that they are accustomed with.
Royal Mail managers.....about as popular as a t.urd in a swimming pool!
The DDA/Equality Act demands action,NOT words......adjustments NOT Occupational Health referrals.Case No:2505901/09
Royal Mail is an Equal Opportunities Employer..It discriminates against everybody.
The DDA/Equality Act demands action,NOT words......adjustments NOT Occupational Health referrals.Case No:2505901/09
Royal Mail is an Equal Opportunities Employer..It discriminates against everybody.
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NWpostie
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Re: would you work for free
Any Company that cannot pay you, may not be able to pay defered wages in the near future and could go under, the Ex Employees are usually last in the lines of Creditors as many have discovered to their own cost.
I would refuse to work for nothing, if the company starts get shaky thats probably the best time to leave, I would take VR and look for another job.
at this moment in time, Royal Mail as a Govt owned shareholder and is currently solvent, it would have to be bailed out by the Government if it gets into financial difficulties, which means the tax payer could be picking up the bill, the last thing the Govt would want is another 180,000 on the dole and 180,000 less taxes to pay for it.
I would refuse to work for nothing, if the company starts get shaky thats probably the best time to leave, I would take VR and look for another job.
at this moment in time, Royal Mail as a Govt owned shareholder and is currently solvent, it would have to be bailed out by the Government if it gets into financial difficulties, which means the tax payer could be picking up the bill, the last thing the Govt would want is another 180,000 on the dole and 180,000 less taxes to pay for it.
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darth
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Re: would you work for free
unfortunately there are an awful lot of posties who already give their time quite willingly to royal mail by starting early.its got to a situation where a chap who is on indoor duties and fighting for his job as they are wanting to medically retire him has to fight off people who help themselves to sequenced mail ajob which is critical to his argument.
but on the broader picture i would never give royal mail more than my alloted hours they treat people with disdain so they should expect it back.
but on the broader picture i would never give royal mail more than my alloted hours they treat people with disdain so they should expect it back.
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DGP1
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Re: would you work for free
I work for 40 hours a week and I expect to get paid for those 40 hours, if any company gets itself into a situation which it asks for people to work for free then it's been badly run for a long period of time and therefore it starts at the top and works its way down until (at the very last) the foot soldiers.
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eian687
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Re: would you work for free
balls to that
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calpsy
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Re: would you work for free
I do already and I feel better for it .

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postghost
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Re: would you work for free
Good stuff!!calpsy wrote:I do already and I feel better for it .
You'll be used to it when you get even more work to do for FREE!!!
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calpsy
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Re: would you work for free
LOL Soviet ......... you should listen to yourself before preaching to others . You always bite .
Im not always winding up
........ just when I know the usual crew are watching and you all dont fail to deliver .

Im not always winding up
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jockstrapp
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Re: would you work for free
I already am working for free because the thieving b@stards have'nt paid the overtime I worked last week. :cfo
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westlondonpostie
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Re: would you work for free
If I was like Willie Walsh of BA or our very own little sh*t Crozier on £69k a month plus a £700k bonus at the end of the year I might consider working 1 month for free but only 1 month!
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DGP1
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Re: would you work for free
I'd only do it if they defered the one month plus added 10% compound interest per month until it was paid in full.westlondonpostie wrote:If I was like Willie Walsh of BA or our very own little sh*t Crozier on £69k a month plus a £700k bonus at the end of the year I might consider working 1 month for free but only 1 month!
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weetrogg
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Re: would you work for free
F**ksake most delivery staff already work for nothing. Come in early,no break.using CAR
You reap what you sow!!
This time next year you'll be an 8am start, unless you stand up now and fight for the terms and conditions that previous generations have fought for
If your not ready to join the strike just "do your job properly" This will cripple your office!!!
WE are the union

WE are the union
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calpsy
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Re: would you work for free
That made sense . Try using some punctuation marks in your sentence . Makes the world of a difference .
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BELIAL
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mailsort6
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Re: would you work for free
No way would I work for nothing, I have seen posties ask for reduction in hours, career breaks , etc and some have been turned down. The way RM treats its workers I don't think many posties would work for free, especailly when RM profits have risen and we have had a pay freeze for no reason what so ever.