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guvenor
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executive action

Post by guvenor »

during interim agreement was ex action lifted or stopped
need a positive answer on this
reason being we asked our line mangr why we were sorting preping and delivering mail 3 on a sat
we quoted agreement this didn,t go on sat
question was taken to dom who answered
because of executive action being applied in office it will be done on sat overruling local agreement
where do we stand on this
should ex action be lifted or does it still stand during ( calming period :left: )of interim agreement
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goldenknut
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Re: executive action

Post by goldenknut »

In our office any yorks of flats /packets are left until monday
any mech bundles can be left also, but most postmen on our office will put in any letters where we are already going to.
only thing I can say, if they force you to take it out, and the extra work,you can not complete ...then BRING IT BACK.
I find only about 20 or 30 letters OF MAILSORT 3 are places I am not going to anyway.
guvenor
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Re: executive action

Post by guvenor »

still doesn,t answer question can /should royal mail mgmt still be using ex action in our del offices
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Re: executive action

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guvenor wrote:still doesn,t answer question can /should royal mail mgmt still be using ex action in our del offices
No they should not according to the interim agreement - http://www.royalmailchat.co.uk/communit ... hp?id=1996" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Para1.2

However your problems may not be covered by that as all the issues you raised actually come under the SDD agreement.

MS3 under the SDD agreement does not have to be delivered on Saturdays if that day is significantly shorter than the rest of the week. http://www.royalmailchat.co.uk/communit ... php?id=120" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Appendix A Para 1.e
a)Saturday attendances will be significantly shorter than weekday attendances. To assist this Mailsort 3 need not be scheduled for delivery and missort runs should be rescheduled to enable an earlier start on town residential delivery routes.
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Re: executive action

Post by postietaz »

well executive action still in place at my office has been for 5 months so i doubt it will be different in your office as far as im concerned we should be on the gate a complete load of shite makes ya wonder why i pay my subs to be forced onto a shift i would not of signed for.
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It's a NATIONAL agreement,end of! Get you rep to get your guys together and not deliver it,simples.
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