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Reshaping the future of RM:Senior management presentation

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norbert
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Re: Reshaping the future of RM:Senior management presentatio

Post by norbert »

and the rats will start fighting amongst themselves :hmmmm .....never mind jumping off a sinking ship ?

You've had Empire Builders of the worst kind who needed drones & clones to make them feel safe :hmmmm The Emperor's New Clothes system is falling apart

No sympathy whatsoever ...they all deserve each other in a Viper's nest :hmmmm

rocky 46 " and the dead wood they've been carrying for years;project managers,planning teams and the rest of the useless pen pushers are sapping the profits and surplus to requirements"
yep too expensive ....they've outlived their " usefulness " .....the idiots stopped being useful :hmmmm
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they all deserve each other in a Viper's nest



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haynes
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Re: Reshaping the future of RM:Senior management presentatio

Post by haynes »

POSTMAN wrote:One i think you should all read.


Slides for briefing support function managers.ppt


I wonder how longer it took for some bright spark to put that crap together and the supposly cost of it?
norbert
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Post by norbert »

haynes wrote:
POSTMAN wrote:One i think you should all read.


Slides for briefing support function managers.ppt


I wonder how longer it took for some bright spark to put that crap together and the supposly cost of it?
M£crosoft Powerpoint Year 7 from what I've seen of previous ones
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teesdale
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Re: Reshaping the future of RM:Senior management presentatio

Post by teesdale »

They did very well out of it. Holding on to a job for years trying to look busy, creating work to fill the gaps, just butter up the right people and it will go on for ever. Hats off to them for securing tens of thousands of pounds of Royal Mails/tax payers money in pay, above what they were worth.
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Re: Reshaping the future of RM:Senior management presentatio

Post by Big Daz »

rocky46 wrote:Maybe RM have realised that through their own concieved revision tools(IWT,GEOROUTE) that we're worked up to the max, there are no savings to be made in deliveries and the dead wood they've been carrying for years;project managers,planning teams and the rest of the useless pen pushers are sapping the profits and surplus to requirements.Squeeky bum cheek time for some managers that have grown fat on over inflated pay packets,performance bonuses and cushy jobs they can no longer justify.

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dvbuk55
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Any Questions?

Well yes, but just the one really,

WHAT THE F*CK HAVE YOU BEEN DOING FOR THE LAST 10 F*CKING YEARS?
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dvbuk55 wrote:Any Questions?

Well yes, but just the one really,

WHAT THE F*CK HAVE YOU BEEN DOING FOR THE LAST 10 F*CKING YEARS?
It's very unlike you to shout...and swear dvb. :nervous
But it is a valid question. :chuckle
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fishtank wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:Any Questions?

Well yes, but just the one really,

WHAT THE F*CK HAVE YOU BEEN DOING FOR THE LAST 10 F*CKING YEARS?
It's very unlike you to shout...and swear dvb. :nervous
But it is a valid question. :chuckle
Yes, you are right ft, it does me no credit and I apologise.

However in my defence, that is a question I would like answered. We have accepted change after change after change, so are they now saying there really was no strategy at all and the staff have just been jerked around like puppets? Because this latest scenario would point to just that,not to mention the 60,000 members of staff who have lost their jobs in those intervening years.
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Post by Martin Walsh »

It is really simple whats been happening we all know that both Adam and Allan created a crisis and then said they turned the business around creamed off all the bonuses and Allan went to live in Canada and Adam to pastures new on TV.

They got out at the time they new would avoid them having to face the real crisis and that is the pensions , compeiition , the loss of the post office subisidy and of course the change of ownership and the lack of cash flow.

The changes which is in this powerpoint presentation is just the start as the new management regieme is going to have to face the presures of the ownership debate , post comms headroom access review and overall review , the ongoing agreement , the loss of the POL government subsidy which will have a massive effect on counters and the lack of cash which have the protential to effect MTSF and whole range of other issues.

Faced with the crisis which will unfold the union and the membership are much stronger having an agreement in place then facing the crisis without an agreement and at the whim of both Royal Mail , the government and any protential buyer.
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Re: Reshaping the future of RM:Senior management presentatio

Post by Danelectro »

Got to give credit to the typesetter who made up the presentation,they certainly know the intellectual level
of the managers they are communicating with what with child like big bold lettering.

After the 'any questions' slide do they pass round wax crayons.
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dingo wrote: Faced with the crisis which will unfold the union and the membership are much stronger having an agreement in place then facing the crisis without an agreement and at the whim of both Royal Mail , the government and any protential buyer.
But dingo...we are at the whim of Royal Mail since they appear to be moving the goalposts at will..especially up here.
We appear to be at the whim of this Goverment while they hold the pension deficit over us knowing that they are the only one with the power to resolve it.
And any potential buyer is unlikely to be in place before 2012...just as this deal is due to limp over the finishing line.
The crisis will unfold and the deal will unravel and that 3.5% in 2012 will be pie in the sky....i'm sure SHE already believes that 3.5% for one year in these austere times is a tad excessive.
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dvbuk55
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Re: Reshaping the future of RM:Senior management presentatio

Post by dvbuk55 »

dingo wrote:It is really simple whats been happening we all know that both Adam and Allan created a crisis and then said they turned the business around creamed off all the bonuses and Allan went to live in Canada and Adam to pastures new on TV.

They got out at the time they new would avoid them having to face the real crisis and that is the pensions , compeiition , the loss of the post office subisidy and of course the change of ownership and the lack of cash flow.

The changes which is in this powerpoint presentation is just the start as the new management regieme is going to have to face the presures of the ownership debate , post comms headroom access review and overall review , the ongoing agreement , the loss of the POL government subsidy which will have a massive effect on counters and the lack of cash which have the protential to effect MTSF and whole range of other issues.

Faced with the crisis which will unfold the union and the membership are much stronger having an agreement in place then facing the crisis without an agreement and at the whim of both Royal Mail , the government and any protential buyer.

Simple? That is probably the most banal explanation of these circumstances I could imagine. If the union knew the circumstances then why would they agree to the changes the shop floor have faced time and time again without adequate response? How can we be sure that any measures of the agreement will be adhered to and if the modernisation program will go ahead as planned?




So I wouldn't call it simple, though there are some things that are.
guvenor
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Re: Reshaping the future of RM:Senior management presentatio

Post by guvenor »

if our terms and conditions dont improve before xmas ie weight off shoulder 1 in 4 sats
our promised bonuses for the big con that is 2010 agreement i could see us back at the gates whether we want to or not
the whole sorry scenario will be played out yet again
feduppostie
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Re: Reshaping the future of RM:Senior management presentatio

Post by feduppostie »

with the right people – and right amount of people – in the right roles



hehe sooooooooooooo.................................

whatcha think that means

it sure as hell aint us cos we are at breaking point

so I guess it is bye bye ' managers' and helloooooooooooooo to supervisors on £20 a week more

form an orderly queue now :Very Happy

seriously I would be shitting myself if i was a 'manager' - take an hour for my break and still go home at eleven kinda guy right now

and judging by my office they all are