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Result of SW London Local I/A Ballot

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Result of SW London Local I/A Ballot

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1090 Voted Yes :Very Happy
138 Voted No :mad
Approx 50% Turnout :sad:
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johnnypick wrote:1090 Voted Yes :Very Happy
138 Voted No :mad
Approx 50% Turnout :sad:
Have they said the are going to use EA?
If so what are they going to implement is it just later starts?
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stubaby wrote:
johnnypick wrote:1090 Voted Yes :Very Happy
138 Voted No :mad
Approx 50% Turnout :sad:
Have they said the are going to use EA?
If so what are they going to implement is it just later starts?
Same s**t as everywhere mate,already knocked hours off docket,everythings at stage 3 looking to introduce later starts next month ive heard.
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Re: Result of SW London Local I/A Ballot

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johnnypick wrote:
stubaby wrote:
johnnypick wrote:1090 Voted Yes :Very Happy
138 Voted No :mad
Approx 50% Turnout :sad:
Have they said the are going to use EA?
If so what are they going to implement is it just later starts?
Same s**t as everywhere mate,already knocked hours off docket,everythings at stage 3 looking to introduce later starts next month ive heard.
Good luck fella!
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Only a 50% turnout ? .......... Amazing how many people aren't capable of putting an 'X' down on a bit of paper,
'aint it ? :shock:

Still , it's the result that's all important. My very best wishes to you and your colleagues. :Applause


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DirtyHarry wrote:Only a 50% turnout ? .......... Amazing how many people aren't capable of putting an 'X' down on a bit of paper,
'aint it ? :shock:

Still , it's the result that's all important. My very best wishes to you and your colleagues. :Applause


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Gutted :sad: :shock: :mad But as you said its the result thats important.Cheers Dirty
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Sevenoaks ( and I presume all of the TN postcodes ) is s'posed to be getting a ballot about the proposed Exec Action over late starts - might mean WTR, or another strike, but I'm still up for that.
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johnnypick wrote:1090 Voted Yes :Very Happy
138 Voted No :mad
Approx 50% Turnout :sad:
Where's the SE result!
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Ballot

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Dont know Postman,at first when i heard this i thought it was the result for both :shock: i spoke to a rep from our branch today and he told me it was just our lot ,your boys and girls must be seperate.
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johnnypick wrote:Dont know Postman,at first when i heard this i thought it was the result for both :shock: i spoke to a rep from our branch today and he told me it was just our lot ,your boys and girls must be seperate.
My rep wern't in today,although the area dude was because of srew bullshit and he didn't mention it.
Probably find out tomm,ours will be a yes vote as well,i'm sure of that.
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Hi, sorry but I'm curious as to what this set of industrial action is about?
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Steven wrote:Hi, sorry but I'm curious as to what this set of industrial action is about?
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johnnypick wrote:
1090 Voted Yes
138 Voted No
Approx 50% Turnout


Have they said the are going to use EA?
If so what are they going to implement is it just later starts?


Same s**t as everywhere mate,already knocked hours off docket,everythings at stage 3 looking to introduce later starts next month ive heard.


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Steven wrote:Hi, sorry but I'm curious as to what this set of industrial action is about?
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Its tied into the national dispute but is mainly about later starts which Royal Mail are starting to force in at every delivery office and slowly but surely its coming to a head - apparently my DO is at a stage 3 so IR Framework will start kicking in and then we will be balloted. This is the main reason but some DOs have different issues to go along with it.

Later starts at my office mean instead of mail being delivered between 9.00 and 12:30 on a normal day if they get their way it will be 10:15 and 13:45. Not good for local and small businesses.
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Steven wrote:Hi, sorry but I'm curious as to what this set of industrial action is about?
Cheers
In SE London we've had stuff being put in by exec action...
Nights going,later starts,duty cuts,40hr duties going to 30hrs.
This is just at the moment,we have summer lapsing 6 into 5 to be tried yet.

Basically it's what's being going on nationaly,but having an extra ballot gives us a bit of edge when the national one is sorted.
We want all the exec action taken away,and proper and reasonable negotiations to start.
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1 hour Strike

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SW London Delivery will strike next Tuesday 14-8 07 For 1 hour start of shift,
South London Mail Centre will strike Tuesday 14-8-07 for 1 hour at end of shift
Our Ballot needs to be kept legal :Very Happy