LTB 929/09 National Dispute - Strike Action
No. 929/09 Ref: L60.00 Date: 22nd October 2009
TO: ALL BRANCHES WITH POSTAL MEMBERS
Dear Colleague
National Dispute - Strike Action
Further to LTB 907/09, the Postal Executive have now authorised further Strike Action for next week. The strikes will again be held on a functional/site specific basis in a similar way to the action being taken this week as detailed below:
Mail Centres, Network Units/Sites and all MTWs
All duties, Scheduled Attendance and overtime commencing at or after 04.00 Thursday 29th October 2009 and before 04.00 Friday 30th October 2009.
MDECs
All duties, Scheduled Attendance and overtime commencing at or after 06.00 Friday 30th October 2009 and before 06.00 Saturday 31st October 2009.
Delivery and Collection Hubs on Separate Sites
All duties, Scheduled Attendance and overtime commencing at or after 21.00 Friday 30th October 2009 and before 21.00 Saturday 31st October 2009.
Branches/Representatives should refer to the National Guidelines that were issued last week with LTB 907/09 should they require further clarification.
Any other enquiries associated with this LTB should be directed to the relevant Officer for the function.
Yours sincerely
Dave Ward Martin Collins
Deputy General Secretary (P) Assistant Secretary
Ray Ellis Bob Gibson
Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary
Terry Pullinger
Assistant Secretary
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LTB 929/09 National Dispute - Strike Action dates
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Big Daz
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Moriarty
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Re: LTB 929/09 National Dispute - Strike Action dates
So tell me this...Why are delivery staff out on a Saturday when this week it's a Friday? There's some lucky people out there who are on a day off this Friday and next week will be their long weekend. That'll be two days pay they are keeping whilst people like myself will be losing out each time. I hope the week after that it's not a Monday!!!
Come on Billy, Dave and the gang, get this dispute sorted quick. Have us all out for a full week and force the government to intervene to get a resolution. There would be uproar in Westminster if the whole postal system shut down for a week.
Come on Billy, Dave and the gang, get this dispute sorted quick. Have us all out for a full week and force the government to intervene to get a resolution. There would be uproar in Westminster if the whole postal system shut down for a week.
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Big Daz
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Re: LTB 929/09 National Dispute - Strike Action dates
Not at my D.O there isnt were fixed days off so those who have not losta days pay this week will lose next week and those who have lost this week will gain next week.
A system is needed that takes into account rotating days off and fixed days off, perhaps work backwards rather than forwards? Or go forward two days at a time instead of one.
A system is needed that takes into account rotating days off and fixed days off, perhaps work backwards rather than forwards? Or go forward two days at a time instead of one.
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kwikpost
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Re: LTB 929/09 National Dispute - Strike Action dates
strange how they keep picking the same rest day's when they call these strike's. some of us hve now lost 18 day's money because they never seem to fall on our rest day'sMoriarty wrote:So tell me this...Why are delivery staff out on a Saturday when this week it's a Friday? There's some lucky people out there who are on a day off this Friday and next week will be their long weekend. That'll be two days pay they are keeping whilst people like myself will be losing out each time. I hope the week after that it's not a Monday!!!
Come on Billy, Dave and the gang, get this dispute sorted quick. Have us all out for a full week and force the government to intervene to get a resolution. There would be uproar in Westminster if the whole postal system shut down for a week.