Big Daz wrote:
£200 when non sequenced mail revision comes in
£600 when sequenced mail revision comes in
£200 when WS revision is working BUT NO LATER than 6 weeks after implementation.
^^^^^That is the easiest way to explain it.^^^^^
S6 Stroller wrote:
I'm getting sick to the back teeth of the sarcastic f***ing overtones on here when somebody asks for help and it's been 'covered to death already'. Basically, what you mean is 'We all understand it, you must be thick'. Not everybody understands what all the terms mean. People are screaming out for help to understand what the f**k is going on, I try to get help on their (and my) behalf and all I get is links to threads that use the same terminology so get us no further...not forgetting the smart arse quip tagged onto the end of your 'help' to make you look like Oscar f***ing Wilde in front of your pals. I made it quite clear that I needed it SIMPLIFYING for me and lots of other people who are being left in the dark by Royal Mail and CWU. I asked our CWU reps and they were useless. They're all Royal Mail apologists anyway. I don't know why I bothered asking them.
It's academic now but all I wanted was something along the lines of 'XYZ Revision =', 'ABC Revision =' ...followed by some examples of procedures that are being implemented under the respective headings in the hope that colleagues may recognise these in their own workplace and maybe be able to piece together what stage they're at.
Silly of me to give a f**k really.
Rather than go off on a rant perhaps you could explain what is confusing you about the explanation, the details Big Daz gave are the procedures and there are no other hoops to jump through. Help us help you so we can all keep cool.
However, I'll try and simplfy it.
1. £200 when you get the next revision implemented. (for most this will be when Vans come in but not in every office)
2. £600 when your letters start arriving in order of delivery and the revision for this takes place.
3. £200 when the walk sequencing revision has bedded in or 6 weeks later whichever comes first.
I am sorry but over a keyboard there is no simpler way of explaining it.