You've hit the nail on the head there stokes, we have never had a bonus scheme that we actually control, let alone understand. With a scheming management like we have at the moment look what happened to the 50/50, we haven't had a penny and the share scheme is a sham. It wouldn't be too bad if, like the managers it was something like 4k with a proportion added to the pension fund - but - like you I'd prefer a pay rise which is obviously multiplied over the years on each percentage rise.stokes11eg wrote:Very worried about the 'fair' productivity bonus, the Unions want There has never, and will never be any way that the vast majority of offices can achieve any bonus-no matter how hard they work.Much better to have a decent Pay rise in everyones pockets. but, at least they seem to be acting now, just hope it's not too little too late.
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Totally agreement with every thing.Especialy with summer lapsing being rolled out to almost every office.And as for a bonus schme,could someone explain what it is,since we have never had one one in our office.We did away Nights and promissed a bonus ,then RM said we never maid enough savings .Last year Pegus 1 was introduced to our office by Management not workers ,result about £500,000 over office budget,if all goes weel with exsisting budgets now on course for a bonus thing in 10 years time when deficuit is cleared.
This strike though the members should vote on the settlement offfered, Last time a lot of people felt been sold down the river by NATIONAL OFFICERS including good hardworking local Reps.
This strike though the members should vote on the settlement offfered, Last time a lot of people felt been sold down the river by NATIONAL OFFICERS including good hardworking local Reps.
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WTG About time
vote YES
vote YES
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I may need a new CWU high vis jacket, do they come in XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXL?
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You must be some size. What do you weigh.Big Daz wrote:I may need a new CWU high vis jacket, do they come in XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXL?
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shadow wrote:You must be some size. What do you weigh.Big Daz wrote:I may need a new CWU high vis jacket, do they come in XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXL?
100kg should be 90 kg as a ideal weight.
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we have got to fight this bunch of bullying deadheads and meet them head on at the picket lines all out national strike two days here and there is no good make the right decision on the 4th august and fight till we win
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Ummmmmm - you must really like pies - tell me do you have a relative in high places - and I'm not talking on the roof hereBig Daz wrote:shadow wrote:You must be some size. What do you weigh.Big Daz wrote:I may need a new CWU high vis jacket, do they come in XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXL?
100kg should be 90 kg as a ideal weight.
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Sorry, no.
My family from up north did not come from the city of culture. Yorkshire countryside.
My family from up north did not come from the city of culture. Yorkshire countryside.
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Happy Yorkshire Day to all fellow Tykes for tomorrowBig Daz wrote:Sorry, no.
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Rubbish - there's no such thing as Yorkshire Day - next you'll be professing there's a Pie Day in Yorkshire as well, often visited by a well known celebrity in union circlesTrueBlueTerrier wrote:Happy Yorkshire Day to all fellow Tykes for tomorrowBig Daz wrote:Sorry, no.
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funny you should say that http://www.information-britain.co.uk/cu ... .php?id=65" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The next pie day was rather inward looking, celebrating 200 years since the first. The dish was the same depth as previously, but measured 20 feet by 7 feet, once again the world's biggest pie.
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Lets see, that would be 1988 then and coincides with obesity problems encountered in the dales - fortunately I live over the border in the Red Rose County, where obesity is unheard of and we only eat salads and flied liceTrueBlueTerrier wrote:funny you should say that http://www.information-britain.co.uk/cu ... .php?id=65" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
The next pie day was rather inward looking, celebrating 200 years since the first. The dish was the same depth as previously, but measured 20 feet by 7 feet, once again the world's biggest pie.![]()