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Workshops

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It was, I am sure, suggested that there would be 2 day workshops for Reps at local level to be brought up to speed on all the aspects of the agreement and IWT, Revisions, roll out etc etc etc - well talking to some local reps, there doesn't seem to have been anything to date or even suggested - so my question is - has anyone anywhere been on these workshops and if they have, what was the duration and did they help at all.
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The Divisional Reps two day course starts Monday and it will be the divisonal reps who assist in the courses for the area reps and local reps.
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dingo wrote:The Divisional Reps two day course starts Monday and it will be the divisonal reps who assist in the courses for the area reps and local reps.
Been a long time coming haven't they?
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Was told that we were all to go to a meeting reps and doms and linos some weeks back. Then turns out only doms and linos went no reps aloud. Now thats a good start..............
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The Divisional Reps two day course starts Monday and it will be the divisonal reps who assist in the courses for the area reps and local reps.
If this is the case Dingo then it would suggest that all the revision info has been agreed?????????
was this on tue at the PEC meeting you mentined????????????
and if so why are there no Comms?????????? :wave :wave
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So are these joint workshops or just workshops for the Reps where they are told what is required to institute the changes Royal Mail want by the Div Reps? If the revision tools have been agreed, who agreed them and was there any "inclusive" negotiating and information prior to the workshops - which came first the chicken or the egg - or the agreement and then the fine print? Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed seems a pretty hollow statement in hindsight doesn't it.
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Dingo nearly 24 hrs and still no answer wtf is going on at Divisional level :wave :wave
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Glenno wrote:Dingo nearly 24 hrs and still no answer wtf is going on at Divisional level :wave :wave
The workshops next week will deal with the IWT , Geo route 2008 , Delivery productivity tool . Delivery span indicator , Traffic , Duty modelling tool and a few other delivery tools.

In terms of the revison process talks are on going.
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Cheers for that Dingo :wave :wave these bloody talks have been going on a long time eh :silenced :silenced
cheers :roll:
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And the chattering goes on - grand when you get paid for just talking about work.......................ah I wish I had paid attention at skool :angel
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dvbuk55 wrote:And the chattering goes on - grand when you get paid for just talking about work.......................ah I wish I had paid attention at skool :angel
You never really did get back up to speed once they got rid of the quill. :nervous :nervous :nervous :nervous
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TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:And the chattering goes on - grand when you get paid for just talking about work.......................ah I wish I had paid attention at skool :angel
You never really did get back up to speed once they got rid of the quill. :nervous :nervous :nervous :nervous
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Re: Workshops

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fishtank wrote:
TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:And the chattering goes on - grand when you get paid for just talking about work.......................ah I wish I had paid attention at skool :angel
You never really did get back up to speed once they got rid of the quill. :nervous :nervous :nervous :nervous
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Quillls :shock: :shock: ....TBT what kind of posh upper class skool did you go to.....Slate and chalk lad. :chuckle :chuckle
And in my case - he isn't joking when I started Primary school, almost 60 years ago, it really was a slate and chalk not books and pencils - they came later about 7.
Arithmetic was carried out using the S'n'C for the answer and coloured sticks, a bit longer and thicker than a matchstick for working out. And they say education hasn't suffered over the decades..............................

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dingo wrote:The Divisional Reps two day course starts Monday and it will be the divisonal reps who assist in the courses for the area reps and local reps.
Interesting our rep has been told he is on a workshop tomorrow but it is only for 3hours?
The DOM is cock a hoop cos the revision can then start. How can this be when all along we have been told reps will get a 2 day course to be fully conversant with delivery revisions.

Another shortcut to savings and botched revision.
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Re: Workshops

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Dolphinboy wrote:
dingo wrote:The Divisional Reps two day course starts Monday and it will be the divisonal reps who assist in the courses for the area reps and local reps.
Interesting our rep has been told he is on a workshop tomorrow but it is only for 3hours?
The DOM is cock a hoop cos the revision can then start. How can this be when all along we have been told reps will get a 2 day course to be fully conversant with delivery revisions.

Another shortcut to savings and botched revision.
:hmmmm Now some wag might say what takes a Div Rep 2 days to understand a Rep needs just three hours - I wonder if that will include lunch? :whistle Apparently it takes longer if you're making notes with crayons. :chuckle