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So is my job on line after revision

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So is my job on line after revision

Post by post_bitch »

Ive been PT now for 2 years still pretty new...

All i hear about is how offices will be paying off alot of people once revision is done.

therefore is my job seriously on the line???
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Re: So is my job on line after revision

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I don't think they will be paying many people off. Apparently RM are skint, so they will find other ways of getting rid of people.
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Re: So is my job on line after revision

Post by Jasmine »

I'm similar - part time for just over 2 years. We were given the list of duty options - all 7 options have only full time duties and my 25 hours would not fit in any of the covers or anything. The only option with mention of part timers was if full timers want every other weekend off, part timers can work every weekend as cover!!! I have to admit I can't see how we fit in with the plans. Even our manager admits he doesn't know what is going to happen to us. I just keep thinking of those words in the agreement "protection of full time jobs......" But why employ so many part timers only to back track? I just don't understand and like you am worried about my job. :sad:
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From my office, they want full timers out, they will never make part timers up.
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Re: So is my job on line after revision

Post by POSTMAN »

It's down to what happens in your revision.
I've said it before but i have a heart and other offices reps and those who will help with the revisions may not,but at my place we will not take the piss out of the part timers already there to get more saturdays off.

I'll be honest but i fell sorry for you guys,especially with dodgy reps and those involved in revisions.There is a possibility in some offices that you will be an after thought.
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Post by Pat Ostman »

POSTMAN wrote:
I'll be honest but i fell sorry for you guys,especially with dodgy reps and those involved in revisions.There is a possibility in some offices that you will be an after thought.
Not a possibility postman, more a certainty
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Post by haveagojoe »

From what I can gather if your part time and can't drive it could be very sticky, where is this company going! :evil/mad
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Re: So is my job on line after revision

Post by worn.down.robot »

Im in a small office 20 or less and we are getting 4 or 5 PT 30hr contracts made upto full time :nana

Going to grab it when its offered as i know its never likely again!

Been told off the union though to watch how the contract is worded
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Re: So is my job on line after revision

Post by post_bitch »

to be honest if the jobs is going to be about being with sumone all day then im not interested the freedom will have gone if at the end of every street your stressing out about if sumones waiting on you or where sumone else is.

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Post by BELIAL »

Re read the agreement, it's there in black and white, the union position is geared to the protection of FT jobs. Understandable from an organisational perspective,historically PT workers are less unionised, more isolated and less likely to act in defence of their T& C's. Combine that with the new duty structure options which overwhelmingly offer longer hours and jobs will go. So after reading the agreement do you think redundancies will pick off PT or FT jobs?
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Re: So is my job on line after revision

Post by mazza111 »

Well, our office have said 4-5 made up to FT and an increases in part time hours. Still won't believe it til I see it. What worries me about this whole van sharing thing, is the amount of people who come to work under the influence from the night before. I've done it myself once, had a cup of coffee and was tipsy again, needless to say my car got left. However, how many times have u seen hungover posties at work? I can actually see a few ppl losing their jobs on this issue alone.

I've already started looking for other work as my knees just aint up to the job any more, shame cos I rather quite liked the job when I started there, but certain other factors have had come into my decision, but I wish u guys luck with it all.

Might even see the revisions happening, depends how long it will take me to find another job :)
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BELIAL wrote:Re read the agreement, it's there in black and white, the union position is geared to the protection of FT jobs. Understandable from an organisational perspective,historically PT workers are less unionised, more isolated and less likely to act in defence of their T& C's. Combine that with the new duty structure options which overwhelmingly offer longer hours and jobs will go. So after reading the agreement do you think redundancies will pick off PT or FT jobs?

but,but....what about the overarching aim of no compulsory redundancies? :roll:
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I hold in my hand an overarching piece of paper :wink:
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Re: So is my job on line after revision

Post by batman300 »

As i only do 1 day a week (sat) in a delivery office would i be at risk of losing my job.
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Re: So is my job on line after revision

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batman300 wrote:As i only do 1 day a week (sat) in a delivery office would i be at risk of losing my job.
You,my friend may be in the safest seat of all.
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