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different election payments

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holmsey
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different election payments

Post by holmsey »

why should it be that there is such variations in payments for election material depending on where you work, what decides this, strength of union in your office? Local agreement or something else as to a reason why we are all paid differently for the same work,its just all a bit shambolic really isnt it?
hazzeem025
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Re: different election payments

Post by hazzeem025 »

Couldn't agree with you more, it's an absolute disgrace how different areas are paid more for election material than others. It should be the same payment for the whole country. It shouldn't be based on local negotiations or how strong your local union/branch is. It's remarkable that this is actually allowed to happen in a modern day business. How is it allowed to happen? Why is one area paid more than others?
holmsey
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Re: different election payments

Post by holmsey »

ahh maybe thats what modernisation will do get rid of all this shambolic unproffesional cr--p and turn us into a real and fair workplace !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .Embarrasing!!
singingpostman
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Re: different election payments

Post by singingpostman »

No doubt a sign of things to come if this agreement gets voted in, offices all over the country negotiating different work practises according to the strength of their union rep and support.
el_cartero
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Re: different election payments

Post by el_cartero »

singingpostman wrote:No doubt a sign of things to come if this agreement gets voted in, offices all over the country negotiating different work practises according to the strength of their union rep and support.
the cwu should make it manditory that EVERY OFFICE HAS A REP.

AND POSSIBLY PAID TO BE ONE
one day part timers will have the same right as full timers
TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: different election payments

Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

hazzeem025 wrote:Couldn't agree with you more, it's an absolute disgrace how different areas are paid more for election material than others. It should be the same payment for the whole country. It shouldn't be based on local negotiations or how strong your local union/branch is. It's remarkable that this is actually allowed to happen in a modern day business. How is it allowed to happen? Why is one area paid more than others?
The payment system is not dependant on how strong or weak your local Union is. If you check the Election Material Agreement which is in downloads its based on a complicated formula and IIRC takes into account overtime claimed on the same products from before the agreement came in.

I agree now though that we should all be on the same but if we went to RM with it I am sure they would cancel the payment and bring it into line with the D2D agreement.
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