treated like s..t

[tmac]

is it me or does anyone else think that as a employer rm treats its workforce like s..t :mfo :cfo

[Sandyman]

Most I work with think so. As do one or two one here

[baldrick]

I think they treat us well :cfo

[End of the road]

Most current managers where bad postpersons, they where the lazy buggers, the ones who had there jobs saved by union reps fighting hard for them, the ones who used cars on delivery, came in early and have no back bone at strike times.

its hardly there fault coming from fatherless family units is it

[DGP1]

We are treated like crap but only because a lot managers are not up to the job (Crozier or Leighton said that) they wont stand up for themselves and tell those above them that you can't just cut and cut.

[pillar box]

With senior managers who come from outside the Public Service, "Supermarket chains and football clubs" running Royal Mail they treat you and the Public as crap.
These people are selfish greedy and have no morale principles.
They treat their own managers as crap use them for strike breaking because they have no backbone to stand up for themselves. :mfo :lfo

[jaja]

is it me or does anyone else think that as a employer rm treats its workforce like s..t :mfo :cfo

ERMMM....yes however it really depends on how your boss treats you....if your lucky enough to have a good manager.....and I know there are little few out there then NO you are one of the lucky ones.....but if your boss treats you like crap then Yes RM treats you like S**t

[gotmail?]

If you don't like your job, you should get skilled for another position somewhere else.

It suprises me that people already on the minimum wage are striking for better terms and conditions. Why not get a year or three of education or training - you'll instantly earn many times the minimum wage at skilled job.

[mandelsons_toenail]

If you don't like your job, you should get skilled for another position somewhere else.

It suprises me that people already on the minimum wage are striking for better terms and conditions. Why not get a year or three of education or training - you'll instantly earn many times the minimum wage at skilled job.

troll alert

I have education to degree standard, becuas im a postie does it mean im thick

What crap -piss off

I didnt realise nearly £9 an hour was minimum wage either?

[LouBarlow]

If you truly think we are treated like s**t, you obviously have never had any other job. We are being dumped on now, but we only notice it because of how good we had it before.

I've worked in s**t jobs before and I'd never be able to go back, after working here, which is one of the main reasons I'm prepared to fight to the bitter end.

[zuvinrat]

ive worked for RM for 22 years and me and my woekmates get treat like naughtie school kids who cannot be trusted except when the manager needs you to cover overtime

[rhino49]

If you don't like your job, you should get skilled for another position somewhere else.

It suprises me that people already on the minimum wage are striking for better terms and conditions. Why not get a year or three of education or training - you'll instantly earn many times the minimum wage at skilled job.

Most of us DO like our job and if my office is a measure of the rest of the country, then there are thousands of posties with very good educational, vocational and business skills (myself included). That is the reason that we do not wish to put up with the unskilled ignorant people with money as their only goal who are spoiling the job for us. Hard work is fulfilling and usually rewarding, but without thanks, respect and consideration from above it is very frustrating.

Our job does require certain skills and one of them is certainly not the ignorance you have shown in your comments.

[deliveryofoblivion]

I experienced my first case of Harrassment in 23 years a few weeks back...On A saturday morning.Was totally shocked by it,completely ruined my weekend.Anyhow,got over it quickly.Hope it will not happen again.

ObLiViOn

[Harry_Perkins]

If you don't like your job, you should get skilled for another position somewhere else.

Not this again. Just because we think the management is cack does not mean we don't like the job. Even then, skilling up... for what? Britain has gone through deindustrisation. Not that things will stay this way forever. In time, the issue is rebuilding our class confidence and combativeness for the battles ahead. You don't do that by just leaving every job where you are getting some hassle from management.

[TrueBlueTerrier]

If you don't like your job, you should get skilled for another position somewhere else.

It suprises me that people already on the minimum wage are striking for better terms and conditions. Why not get a year or three of education or training - you'll instantly earn many times the minimum wage at skilled job.

Then who does the "unskilled" jobs.

Blue Sky thinking ruined by reality.