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Helping with the revision

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Tank
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Helping with the revision

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Our union rep is on long term sick at the mo. We had a WTL this morning saying the revision is goin to start in november for roll out next march. I suggested that I would stand in for our rep and help with the revision as I am one of the senior men in our office and have experiance on most walks. Would this be ok and any thoughts or suggestions on helping with the revision? :hmmmm
soltan
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Re: Helping with the revision

Post by soltan »

Is there not a sub rep position in office?
pop it in pete
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Re: Helping with the revision

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Tank wrote:Our union rep is on long term sick at the mo. We had a WTL this morning saying the revision is goin to start in november for roll out next march. I suggested that I would stand in for our rep and help with the revision as I am one of the senior men in our office and have experiance on most walks. Would this be ok and any thoughts or suggestions on helping with the revision? :hmmmm
As one of the senior men i would say that you should know the score. Call a union meeting and get elected to cover the sitting rep whilst he is off sick. Then inform area and confirm your ad hoc position with the DOM. How ever if you anit got the work force behind you you aint going nowhere.
Tank
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Re: Helping with the revision

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soltan wrote:Is there not a sub rep position in office?
No sub rep, union job is seen as a thankless task, which to be fair is! I will call a meeting a see if the majority are happy with me sitting while main man is off.
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There might be others interested in helping. You could have a little committee.
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wee jock
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Re: Helping with the revision

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dont do it mate, when it goes tits up you will get the blame. the dim loves reps cause they take all the shite from the floor while he sits in his office conting his bonus . :no no
Tank
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Re: Helping with the revision

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wee jock wrote:dont do it mate, when it goes tits up you will get the blame. the dim loves reps cause they take all the shite from the floor while he sits in his office conting his bonus . :no no
All ready told some off them they are in for a big shock when they will have to work till their times! :whistle
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Re: Helping with the revision

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Tank wrote:Our union rep is on long term sick at the mo. We had a WTL this morning saying the revision is goin to start in november for roll out next march. I suggested that I would stand in for our rep and help with the revision as I am one of the senior men in our office and have experiance on most walks. Would this be ok and any thoughts or suggestions on helping with the revision? :hmmmm
Why help these crap managers cut hours and jobs? don't be a fool, leave it to them to f**k it all up thats what they get paid extra for, its not your job to do it
CUT OFF!!!
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Phantom wrote: Why help these crap managers cut hours and jobs? don't be a fool, leave it to them to f**k it all up thats what they get paid extra for, its not your job to do it
I thought one of the reasons for going on strike last time was precisely so we could have a say in our revisions.
Sit on the sidelines if you want - but don't moan when no-one asks you what you want in the way of attendance patterns and delivery spans.
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Big Daz
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CCR

Spot on

Im doing the new delivery routes for my D.O

Lots of Discussing/debating and arguing with mbrs/non mbrs over ideas for new routes.

Ex Members are shouting the loudest. Should have stayed in so as to have their say via the ballot box, rather than shout the odds!!
Tank
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Re: Helping with the revision

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clashcityrocker wrote:
Phantom wrote: Why help these crap managers cut hours and jobs? don't be a fool, leave it to them to f**k it all up thats what they get paid extra for, its not your job to do it
I thought one of the reasons for going on strike last time was precisely so we could have a say in our revisions.
Sit on the sidelines if you want - but don't moan when no-one asks you what you want in the way of attendance patterns and delivery spans.
Yeah we need some one with a big pair of balls or the DIM will just make it how he wants like the pegasus revision. :roll:
Phantom
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Re: Helping with the revision

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clashcityrocker wrote:
Phantom wrote: Why help these crap managers cut hours and jobs? don't be a fool, leave it to them to f**k it all up thats what they get paid extra for, its not your job to do it
I thought one of the reasons for going on strike last time was precisely so we could have a say in our revisions.
Sit on the sidelines if you want - but don't moan when no-one asks you what you want in the way of attendance patterns and delivery spans.
Why is it sitting on the fence? if after the revision my walk is too long i will simply cut off just like many others in my office. I don't want to help remove hours and cut jobs, the union should not be helping this process and the last two strikes have been a complete piss take for delivery staff
CUT OFF!!!
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Re: Helping with the revision

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Phantom wrote:
clashcityrocker wrote:
Phantom wrote: Why help these crap managers cut hours and jobs? don't be a fool, leave it to them to f**k it all up thats what they get paid extra for, its not your job to do it
I thought one of the reasons for going on strike last time was precisely so we could have a say in our revisions.
Sit on the sidelines if you want - but don't moan when no-one asks you what you want in the way of attendance patterns and delivery spans.
Why is it sitting on the fence? if after the revision my walk is too long i will simply cut off just like many others in my office. I don't want to help remove hours and cut jobs, the union should not be helping this process and the last two strikes have been a complete piss take for delivery staff
It's a legitimate alternative position to take....as long as your office is strong,sticks together and protects each other.
Cutting off may not be as simple for everybody. :nervous
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jack straw
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Re: Helping with the revision

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Tank wrote:Our union rep is on long term sick at the mo. We had a WTL this morning saying the revision is goin to start in november for roll out next march. I suggested that I would stand in for our rep and help with the revision as I am one of the senior men in our office and have experiance on most walks. Would this be ok and any thoughts or suggestions on helping with the revision? :hmmmm
You know why the rep is off sick don't you?....... He doesn't want to get involved, and end up being blamed for the cock up! My advice would be to keep clear :Applause
ronpetetrevchris
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Re: Helping with the revision

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jack straw wrote:
Tank wrote:Our union rep is on long term sick at the mo. We had a WTL this morning saying the revision is goin to start in november for roll out next march. I suggested that I would stand in for our rep and help with the revision as I am one of the senior men in our office and have experiance on most walks. Would this be ok and any thoughts or suggestions on helping with the revision? :hmmmm
You know why the rep is off sick don't you?....... He doesn't want to get involved, and end up being blamed for the cock up! My advice would be to keep clear :Applause
I see it the other way, if the rep is off sick then the dom wants to move in, while the cats away........

Pls just be careful about the dealings, i have known sub reps lose a case because they are sub reps and shouldnt have been tasked with that role, i think forming a comitee and having it recognised by the dom is best. Just for your sakes.

Having said that, you sound like you were meant for rep, its not all thankless, cmon matey money where your mouth is!