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I Don't Support Postal Strike - Postman
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Phantom
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Re: I Don't Support Postal Strike - Postman
Tman you show me one office where overtime is a no no by everyone and i'll believe mail volumes down!
CUT OFF!!!
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Tman
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Re: I Don't Support Postal Strike - Postman
It all seems to come back to the old "mail volumes aren't down" chestnut with you.
So be it. Feel free to believe anything you like, but there's an awful lot of different countries, mail administrations, unions and organisations who must be in on this "grand conspiracy".
Still, if your weighty old pouch means you know more than all them put together........
So be it. Feel free to believe anything you like, but there's an awful lot of different countries, mail administrations, unions and organisations who must be in on this "grand conspiracy".
Still, if your weighty old pouch means you know more than all them put together........
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axeman
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Re: I Don't Support Postal Strike - Postman
Yea tman probably got a pouch full of your bullshi* eh! 
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Tman
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axeman wrote:Yea tman probably got a pouch full of your bullshi* eh!
I would reply that he'd far rather carry a Yorkie full of your wit and originality, but you know how these mods are about replying to nasty comments.......
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Phantom
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Re: I Don't Support Postal Strike - Postman
Well the CWU have seen through the lies!. And of course it will always come down to mail volumes cos this is the crap being spouted to drive through cuts, nothing else and in 9 years there will be NO mail left at all!!!Tman wrote:It all seems to come back to the old "mail volumes aren't down" chestnut with you.
So be it. Feel free to believe anything you like, but there's an awful lot of different countries, mail administrations, unions and organisations who must be in on this "grand conspiracy".
Still, if your weighty old pouch means you know more than all them put together........
CUT OFF!!!
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Tman
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Re: I Don't Support Postal Strike - Postman
Where and when have they said this?Well the CWU have seen through the lies!.
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POSTMAN
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CWU Members only i'm afraid.Tman wrote:Where and when have they said this?Well the CWU have seen through the lies!.
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.
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.
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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Tman
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You'll have to expand on that comment, but that aside, I'd still like to see where the CWU said this, (if they did).
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: I Don't Support Postal Strike - Postman
Its been posted on here a number of times and not by ordinary CWU members.Tman wrote:You'll have to expand on that comment, but that aside, I'd still like to see where the CWU said this, (if they did).
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Re: I Don't Support Postal Strike - Postman
In the NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL ACTION BALLOT 2009 MEMBERS BRIEFING sent to all CWU members:Tman wrote:You'll have to expand on that comment, but that aside, I'd still like to see where the CWU said this, (if they did).
So what is the real position with volume decline?
We accept that there has been some volume decline, but it is difficult to quantify how much
and we believe it will vary from function to function and office to office. It is likely that the recession
has had a short-term impact on volumes, but it is too early to say the extent to which this trend will
continue. The issue of decline must be put into context:
1, The introduction of competition has definitely had an impact on volumes in what is known
as the upstream end of the market ie mail centres and regional distribution centre. However, it
appears Royal Mail takes no account of the fact that all of the competitors' mail still has to be
delivered by our members.
2. Royal Mail has changed the items-per-kilo figure which is the key figure involved in
reporting overall volumes. This means, when they compare this year with last year they
are not comparing like for like.
3. Even if 10 per cent volume decline was accurate, to assess the impact this has on your
workload, one must also take into account the decline in jobs. Royal Mail claims there have been
over 40,000 job losses, so a 10 per cent volume loss set against a 30 per cent loss in jobs means
you are now working harder than ever.
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Tman
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So, Phantom says this-
English comprehension is obviously a step too far, for some....
But in actual fact, the CWU, in the very first sentence below, accepts that there has been a decline.Well the CWU have seen through the lies!.
Then they say this-In the NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL ACTION BALLOT 2009 MEMBERS BRIEFING sent to all CWU members:
So what is the real position with volume decline?
We accept that there has been some volume decline, but it is difficult to quantify how much
and we believe it will vary from function to function and office to office. It is likely that the recession
has had a short-term impact on volumes, but it is too early to say the extent to which this trend will
continue. The issue of decline must be put into context:
So far from seeing through any "lies" they actually admit there's been a decline.1, The introduction of competition has definitely had an impact on volumes in what is known
as the upstream end of the market ie mail centres and regional distribution centre.
English comprehension is obviously a step too far, for some....
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Phantom
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Re: I Don't Support Postal Strike - Postman
CWU - We accept that there has been some volume decline, but it is difficult to quantify how much
and we believe it will vary from function to function and office to office.
CWU - The introduction of competition has definitely had an impact on volumes in what is known
as the upstream end of the market ie mail centres and regional distribution centre.
This is your answer to so called mail decline!
80+ million items per day divided by several mail companies is a decline on RM mail centres ONLY
80+ million items per day are still sent to RM delivery offices - Resulting in NO decline in the UK mail market
So yes, English comprehension can be bent and twisted, you're right and RM management are becoming very good at the lies!
and we believe it will vary from function to function and office to office.
CWU - The introduction of competition has definitely had an impact on volumes in what is known
as the upstream end of the market ie mail centres and regional distribution centre.
This is your answer to so called mail decline!
80+ million items per day divided by several mail companies is a decline on RM mail centres ONLY
80+ million items per day are still sent to RM delivery offices - Resulting in NO decline in the UK mail market
So yes, English comprehension can be bent and twisted, you're right and RM management are becoming very good at the lies!
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CUT OFF!!!
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dvbuk55
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Re: I Don't Support Postal Strike - Postman
Phantom I hope you aren't saying that tman is w.r.o.n.g. - the mere utterance of the word in the same breath is enough to cause global disturbance. You cannot be serious, in the words of a once famous tennis player, please be told once and for all "mail volumes are falling" - full stop. Yes of course your bag may be heavier, your call rate may have increased, it may take you longer to prepare and deliver BUT volumes are falling - don't ask me to explain - it is one of life's' mysteries only revealed to the chosen few - unfortunately I haven't been chosen.
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axeman
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Re: I Don't Support Postal Strike - Postman
it's ok iv'e just come of the phone to david blaine , paul daniels ,and the masked man who shows you how it's done , and all say it's selective accounting on royal fails part .........they all seem to belive it may be bullsh** spewed out from the 100 the embankment 
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borders
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a 10% fall in mail volumes and a 30% reduction in staff, you do the math 
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