lies or the truth?

[TrueBlueTerrier]

If we normally start between 5am and 6am, and we then went to 10 hour days starting at 4am would we keep our ESA?

You aint going to get 4am starts. even with the sequencing machines based at your DO.

In fact if you have feeder offices its more likely to make your start times later.

[superfox]

I don't mine the later starts and later finishes, but I won't vote for a pay cut.. so no ESA means a no vote

[belle smith]

I don't mine the later starts and later finishes, but I won't vote for a pay cut.. so no ESA means a no vote

Your ESA money is kinda dependant on the early starts.

[Big Daz]

You have missed out the following part of time of day for reaching last delivery point,


The vast majority of letter deliveries are planned to be completed by 1430 hours and most by 1400 hours.

No we didn't....his rep said "no later than 2pm."

We have a wee bit of a misundertsanding, I was quoting proper postie who said Well the official (i.e. CWU stated) finish times for Saturday are 3pm residential/4pm rural for a start.

The reality is we have three different last call times with a indication of how many of us will fit into each catergory.

Majority by 2pm Vast majority by 2.30pm and the remainder by 3pm

A majority on paper is 51% but what about vast majority, any one want to take a guess as to what figure could be classed as vast majority?

75%? 85%? 95%?

[belle smith]

You have missed out the following part of time of day for reaching last delivery point,


The vast majority of letter deliveries are planned to be completed by 1430 hours and most by 1400 hours.

No we didn't....his rep said "no later than 2pm."

We have a wee bit of a misundertsanding, I was quoting proper postie who said Well the official (i.e. CWU stated) finish times for Saturday are 3pm residential/4pm rural for a start.

The reality is we have three different last call times with a indication of how many of us will fit into each catergory.

Majority by 2pm Vast majority by 2.30pm and the remainder by 3pm

A majority on paper is 51% but what about vast majority, any one want to take a guess as to what figure could be classed as vast majority?

75%? 85%? 95%?

Okay, crossed purposes.

Can i guess at 55% or 60% ........95% doesn't sound so bad.

[fishtank]

We have a wee bit of a misundertsanding, I was quoting proper postie who said Well the official (i.e. CWU stated) finish times for Saturday are 3pm residential/4pm rural for a start.

The reality is we have three different last call times with a indication of how many of us will fit into each catergory.

Majority by 2pm Vast majority by 2.30pm and the remainder by 3pm

A majority on paper is 51% but what about vast majority, any one want to take a guess as to what figure could be classed as vast majority?

75%? 85%? 95%?

There also two other variables

1. It says "planned"
2. It says "letter deliveries"

[proper postie]

You have missed out the following part of time of day for reaching last delivery point,


The vast majority of letter deliveries are planned to be completed by 1430 hours and most by 1400 hours.

No we didn't....his rep said "no later than 2pm."

We have a wee bit of a misundertsanding, I was quoting proper postie who said Well the official (i.e. CWU stated) finish times for Saturday are 3pm residential/4pm rural for a start.

The reality is we have three different last call times with a indication of how many of us will fit into each catergory.

Majority by 2pm Vast majority by 2.30pm and the remainder by 3pm

A majority on paper is 51% but what about vast majority, any one want to take a guess as to what figure could be classed as vast majority?

75%? 85%? 95%?

After flicking back through the Management powerpoint slides, (slide 13,ironic really)

Delivery: Saturdays

Saturdays become part of standardized work plan

1500 last letter residential and 1600 rural

Delivers full sequencing Mon-Sat


Not much room for scope in those statements eh? come back at 2pm on a Saturday and you're getting another hours work to deliver by the looks of it.

[belle smith]

After flicking back through the Management powerpoint slides, (slide 13,ironic really)

Delivery: Saturdays

Saturdays become part of standardized work plan

1500 last letter residential and 1600 rural

Delivers full sequencing Mon-Sat


Not much room for scope in those statements eh? come back at 2pm on a Saturday and you're getting another hours work to deliver by the looks of it.

ah but if you work through your tea break maybe the vast majority will.

ps. i know it says planned Daz.

[Big Daz]

One of those things local reps will need to keep a eye on as we are the policemen of this deal looking out for criminal dealings by the management.

One question though can I use a truncheon

[fishtank]

One of those things local reps will need to keep a eye on as we are the policemen of this deal looking out for criminal dealings by the management.

One question though can I use a truncheon

More like one of those private security gaurds with a crappy uniform and no real power.

[Big Daz]

After flicking back through the Management powerpoint slides, (slide 13,ironic really)

Delivery: Saturdays

Saturdays become part of standardized work plan

1500 last letter residential and 1600 rural

Delivers full sequencing Mon-Sat


Not much room for scope in those statements eh? come back at 2pm on a Saturday and you're getting another hours work to deliver by the looks of it.

ah but if you work through your tea break maybe the vast majority will.

ps. i know it says planned Daz.

Incompetent summary by RML, what a surprise

[belle smith]

One of those things local reps will need to keep a eye on as we are the policemen of this deal looking out for criminal dealings by the management.

One question though can I use a truncheon

More like one of those private security gaurds with a crappy uniform and no real power.

You forgot the plastic badge.

[belle smith]

Incompetent summary by RML, what a surprise

RML seem to have got what they wanted. I don't think their compatence is the issue.

[proper postie]

After flicking back through the Management powerpoint slides, (slide 13,ironic really)

Delivery: Saturdays

Saturdays become part of standardized work plan

1500 last letter residential and 1600 rural

Delivers full sequencing Mon-Sat


Not much room for scope in those statements eh? come back at 2pm on a Saturday and you're getting another hours work to deliver by the looks of it.

ah but if you work through your tea break maybe the vast majority will.

ps. i know it says planned Daz.

Incompetent summary by RML, what a surprise

There's another two bullet points to it,one about commitment to I in 4,and another about joint national review on progress,but that's it.

This is what managers are getting.It's basically diktat.

[fishtank]

One of those things local reps will need to keep a eye on as we are the policemen of this deal looking out for criminal dealings by the management.

One question though can I use a truncheon

More like one of those private security gaurds with a crappy uniform and no real power.

You forgot the plastic badge.

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Sorry Daz coudn't reist.