You do these days yes :)Sherpas Rule wrote:Thinking of asking for a move to an office closer to my flat but was wandering where I would stand with this? Don't want to transfer only to find myself at the bottom of the list should a repick occur.
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Transfers, do you keep your seniority?
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AnotherLimey
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Re: Transfers, do you keep your seniority?
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dejavu
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Re: Transfers, do you keep your seniority?
In our office how it works is, if you get transfered you get whatever round is available/free at the time. Then if there is a repick, which could take years you would take your place accordingly in the seniority. But I think weve only had 2 repicks in 9 years so don't hold your breath waiting for one.
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celerycelery
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Re: Transfers, do you keep your seniority?
Do you start from 0 seniority if you leave RM but come back at a later date or does your previous sentence count? I know it does count for holidays but wonder if it does for seniority as well.
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POSTMAN
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Re: Transfers, do you keep your seniority?
0 seniority unless it's a sabbatical where you lose the 1 year you were off.celerycelery wrote:Do you start from 0 seniority if you leave RM but come back at a later date or does your previous sentence count? I know it does count for holidays but wonder if it does for seniority as well.
Your penion of carries on from your new start date i'm near enough sure of.
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It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
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It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
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The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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joeboy
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Re: Transfers, do you keep your seniority?
took two year sabbitical in 97 to move to scotland and kept my seniority,
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bedfordrl
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Re: Transfers, do you keep your seniority?
joeboy wrote:took two year sabbitical in 97 to move to scotland and kept my seniority,
Where did you move from, Pluto?.
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marie
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Re: Transfers, do you keep your seniority?
now, that IS funnybedfordrl wrote:joeboy wrote:took two year sabbitical in 97 to move to scotland and kept my seniority,
Where did you move from, Pluto?.
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REDLETTER
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Re: Transfers, do you keep your seniority?
Not that fair when staff move from a Mail Centre less than 1/2 mile down the road, just before a resign and bag all the best duties!AnotherLimey wrote:You do these days yes :)Sherpas Rule wrote:Thinking of asking for a move to an office closer to my flat but was wandering where I would stand with this? Don't want to transfer only to find myself at the bottom of the list should a repick occur.
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johnnyp
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Re: Transfers, do you keep your seniority?
Sherpas Rule wrote:Thinking of asking for a move to an office closer to my flat but was wandering where I would stand with this? Don't want to transfer only to find myself at the bottom of the list should a repick occur.
Yes you do
From The Way Forward Agreement
13.7 Because seniority is based on length of service there will be no need to adjust seniority when employees transfer between offices, whether on a voluntary or compulsory basis.
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OnAFlyer
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Re: Transfers, do you keep your seniority?
When we had WSM's put into the office we had several staff from other offices apply for the jobs and get them, pushing us all 5-6 places down the seniority list.
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bandit650
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Re: Transfers, do you keep your seniority?
If your move is to another office because yours is being shut/moved into another you keep it,if your moving because you fancy a change then you would loose it,if you leave the job and come back later then you dont get to keep your seniority,thats how it was done with us,hope that helps.
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roger
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Re: Transfers, do you keep your seniority?
Thats wrong ,you keep it for any move,bandit650 wrote:If your move is to another office because yours is being shut/moved into another you keep it,if your moving because you fancy a change then you would loose it,if you leave the job and come back later then you dont get to keep your seniority,thats how it was done with us,hope that helps.
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Edward Hunter
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Re: Transfers, do you keep your seniority?
I`ve just moved, FT transfer, on my request. You keep your seniority and also any bonuses your old office may have had such as the monthly PBS. 
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bandit650
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Re: Transfers, do you keep your seniority?
roger wrote:Thats wrong ,you keep it for any move,bandit650 wrote:If your move is to another office because yours is being shut/moved into another you keep it,if your moving because you fancy a change then you would loose it,if you leave the job and come back later then you dont get to keep your seniority,thats how it was done with us,hope that helps.
Thanks for that but as i say it has not happened in our office we have had several staff come in because they wanted to and they did not keep thier seniority they lost it,so i can bring it up with the DIM we have alot of i think he calls it issues
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BettySwollocks
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Re: Transfers, do you keep your seniority?
I asked my rep and management about transfering, and was told if i voluntarily transfer, i would have to accept part time hours ???Edward Hunter wrote:I`ve just moved, FT transfer, on my request. You keep your seniority and also any bonuses your old office may have had such as the monthly PBS.
is it on paper anywhere regarding this, as i want to move as far from this shithole of a place i live in as i can.