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May 7th Lump sum £400 for part timers? agreement broken !

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el_cartero
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Re: May 7th Lump sum £400 for part timers?

Post by el_cartero »

god i hope it is 400 cos im leaving soon as i get it
one day part timers will have the same right as full timers
seve69
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Re: May 7th Lump sum £400 for part timers?

Post by seve69 »

Yes and that day will be sundays!!
Glenno
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Re: May 7th Lump sum £400 for part timers?

Post by Glenno »

Dont think RM are looking to pay All employees the £400.. received this recently
Briefing: modernising Royal Mail
27/04/10
waffle waffle ballott results waffle wafflegood deal for our customers waffle waffle

Benifits

The colleagueShare payment (£400 for full time employees) will be paid on the 7 may 2010
You will also recive your 2% payrise on 7 may backdated to 5 april
For monthly paid employees, the changes will be in your may salary
We are finising the details with the CWU on when we switch over to the new pay supplementm where appropriate. We will updtae you shortly
strathmore123
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Re: May 7th Lump sum £400 for part timers?

Post by strathmore123 »

So Part Time employees are only paid pro rata for delivering unlimited d2d but full time employees even those not on delivery i.e. mail centers get the whole amount! That is very kind of the CWU
SeanBarton1966
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Re: May 7th Lump sum £400 for part timers?

Post by SeanBarton1966 »

So how much does a fulltime worker, 10 years service, get in lump sum in total? And when is it paid?
dvbuk55
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Re: May 7th Lump sum £400 for part timers?

Post by dvbuk55 »

SeanBarton1966 wrote:So how much does a fulltime worker, 10 years service, get in lump sum in total? And when is it paid?
I presume you read the agreement before you voted?
sub rep
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Re: May 7th Lump sum £400 for part timers?

Post by sub rep »

yeh you will get the brass but can some one tell me were the 7th of may has come from for date to get the £400 qwid has dave ward only meet with royal mail on thursday to sort out the deployment of the deal thanks an even more skint postman now
strathmore123
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Re: May 7th Lump sum £400 for part timers?

Post by strathmore123 »

How can a full time employee not on delivery get paid the full £400 for not delivering unlimited D2D and part time employees that will have to carry all this get paid pro rata!
Big Daz
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Re: May 7th Lump sum £400 for part timers?

Post by Big Daz »

Your getting confused with the 20.60 supplement, the 400 is colleague share dividend.

The dividend goes to all grades in Royal Mail Group.
tragictramp
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Re: May 7th Lump sum £400 for part timers?

Post by tragictramp »

perhaps we could have a united front for all part timers if we dont receive the 400 quid, id say all make out a grievance, but who would it be against?, the dom dont choose what the payment is?, my borther in law is a solicitor i could at least start with a headed letter requesting my missing money!
postghost
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Re: May 7th Lump sum £400 for part timers?

Post by postghost »

Glenno wrote:Dont think RM are looking to pay All employees the £400.. received this recently
Briefing: modernising Royal Mail
27/04/10
waffle waffle ballott results waffle wafflegood deal for our customers waffle waffle

Benifits

The colleagueShare payment (£400 for full time employees) will be paid on the 7 may 2010
You will also recive your 2% payrise on 7 may backdated to 5 april
For monthly paid employees, the changes will be in your may salary
We are finising the details with the CWU on when we switch over to the new pay supplementm where appropriate. We will updtae you shortly
Just a briefing though - not a contract..
Glenno
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Re: May 7th Lump sum £400 for part timers?

Post by Glenno »

just a briefing though - not a contract..
U R quite right it is a briefing... but it shows intent.. this may., or not be an error and
i hope it is . and my part-time colleagues get the same money for ratifieng? this agreement
as i do... at least some common sense would prevail and stop some of this bickering :wave :wave
lulu_levitt
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Re: May 7th Lump sum £400 for part timers?

Post by lulu_levitt »

smileski wrote:The £400 payment next friday is definatley pro rata, it works out at £10 for each hour in your contract.

For example 30 hours= £300, 25 hours=£250 etc.

How do you know this for deffo??
Big Daz
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Re: May 7th Lump sum £400 for part timers?

Post by Big Daz »

lulu_levitt wrote:
smileski wrote:The £400 payment next friday is definatley pro rata, it works out at £10 for each hour in your contract.

For example 30 hours= £300, 25 hours=£250 etc.

How do you know this for deffo??

That is how it has been paid in previous years, but the wording of the new agreement has caused some confusion over what happens this year.
tragictramp
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Re: May 7th Lump sum £400 for part timers?

Post by tragictramp »

i wouldnt say im confused, id say they fuxxed up and i may benefit lol. but seriously people may have voted different if this was classed 100% pro rata and not "all employees"