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Is this TRUE - Walk allocation

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Fall_guy
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Is this TRUE - Walk allocation

Post by Fall_guy »

Hi Guys

Ive been on the same walk now for a little over 3 years and have just been told that once you've been on the same walk for 1 year or more ............. that walk becomes yours as part of the CWU rules and regulation policy and Royal Mail.

Is this TRUE ? and if not how long must I stay on this walk before it officially becomes mine.

(the walk was allocated to me by the DOM and I have never signed for it)

Many Thanks for any insite or info.
fishtank
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Re: Is this TRUE - Walk allocation

Post by fishtank »

Is this TRUE ? and if not how long must I stay on this walk before it officially becomes mine.
It's never yours...it's just a duty like all the rest....you don't get to take it home.
When your office gets it's revision it goes into the pot with the rest.
Look on the bright side...if nobody else wants it you might get it back...unless the revision makes it disappear.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
roger
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Re: Is this TRUE - Walk allocation

Post by roger »

Fall_guy wrote:Hi Guys

Ive been on the same walk now for a little over 3 years and have just been told that once you've been on the same walk for 1 year or more ............. that walk becomes yours as part of the CWU rules and regulation policy and Royal Mail.

Is this TRUE ? and if not how long must I stay on this walk before it officially becomes mine.

(the walk was allocated to me by the DOM and I have never signed for it)

Many Thanks for any insite or info.
As you never signed for the duty,it is not yours there is no rule regarding an allocated duty becoming yours after a period of time.
bootleg
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Re: Is this TRUE - Walk allocation

Post by bootleg »

the walk is your after one year and if there have been no changes to your walk it does not have to go in the pot.
belle smith
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Re: Is this TRUE - Walk allocation

Post by belle smith »

bootleg wrote:the walk is your after one year

Really What agreement is that then?
if there have been no changes to your walk it does not have to go in the pot.
There will be changes.
roger
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Re: Is this TRUE - Walk allocation

Post by roger »

Fall_guy wrote:Hi Guys

Ive been on the same walk now for a little over 3 years and have just been told that once you've been on the same walk for 1 year or more ............. that walk becomes yours as part of the CWU rules and regulation policy and Royal Mail.

Is this TRUE ? and if not how long must I stay on this walk before it officially becomes mine.

(the walk was allocated to me by the DOM and I have never signed for it)

Many Thanks for any insite or info.
The one year rule is that once you have signed for a duty,you cannot apply for another duty until a year has passed.
fishtank
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Re: Is this TRUE - Walk allocation

Post by fishtank »

roger wrote:
The one year rule is that once you have signed for a duty,you cannot apply for another duty until a year has passed.
Except in the case of major change.
I know it was obvious roger but guaranteed someone would have asked. :chuckle
good times, bad times you know I've had my share