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No £200 payment for revision

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royalwud
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No £200 payment for revision

Post by royalwud »

(nottingham) we just had a mini revision in november, i.e.,( shifted a street or to)
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postmanplod
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Re: No £200 payment for revision

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Did you go the six step revision process and did you use geo-route?
If the answer is NO to either then that will be the excuse for non-payment
beaker boy
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It took our D.O. 3 months after our revision to get our 200,but we got it eventually.
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i wouldnt panic yet it took ages to get the 200 quid :hmmmm
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Post by belle smith »

postmanplod wrote:Did you go the six step revision process and did you use geo-route?
If the answer is NO to either then that will be the excuse for non-payment
How so?
if it was a non sequenced revision?
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BT2010 does not dictate as to what a non sequenced mail revison entails SOLID 100% FACT

Was it clear from the start that the what would be happening in the DO was the non sequenced mail revison and therefore elligble for the £200 payment. Was there a agreement between CWU and RML at area/divsional level to that effect.
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royalwud wrote:(nottingham) we just had a mini revision in november, i.e.,( shifted a street or to)

Now that was three months ago & we haven't see any of the £200 that was in the 2010 agreement

we were all promised,

Manager) Nothing to do with me.

union ) sorry signed it off two months ago.

area Manager) two moths ago , ill see what i can do.

WE got stabbed in the back good and proper.
Can I ask did the revision have a written agreement ? Every revison should have a written agreement between management detailing whats been agreed and that should also include the fact that the revison is in line with the national agreement and therefore triggers the money in line with the agreement. From what I gather is a lot of offices which have introduced revisions do not have a written local agreement which is concerning as the local agreement should detail all that is happening in your office as a result of the revison. In London we have a standarised revison agreement which allows for local imput but ensures that all aspects of the revison are agreed in line with the naitonal agreement including the fact that the agreement has to be ratified by the members it will also include attendance patterns , resign , money , resolving the surplus section , that the revison has been mutrally agreed etc.
pop it in pete
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[quote="dingo.[/quote]
In London we have a standarised revison agreement which allows for local imput but ensures that all aspects of the revison are agreed in line with the naitonal agreement including the fact that the agreement has to be ratified by the members it will also include attendance patterns , resign , money , resolving the surplus section , that the revison has been mutrally agreed etc.[/quote]

Any chance or let us all have a chance to download that "standardised revison agreement " please ? Could come in handy for offices that are being bullied into revisons without any any written agreements.
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Post by dvbuk55 »

Those of us outside of London of course are going along with the 2010 and Beyond Agreement on modernisation, such as the Delivery Methods, including HCTs, LCTs and P&L Vans and of course the WSM Revisions. All in accordance with the 6 phase planning so carefully planned by those who aren't actually doing anything but paying lip service to the agreement.

What advice would there be if the company has already purchased the vehicles, HCTs and LCTs should they not be implemented into the revisions - especially if they don't figure in the "London" scenario.
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:shock: Are we not getting it then! :dance Ha just like P&M RM are gonna let us off. :nana
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POSTMAN wrote::shock: Are we not getting it then! :dance Ha just like P&M RM are gonna let us off. :nana
:cuppa :roll:

Of course you're not going to be involved, apparently the "London CWU" have there own agreements..................makes you wonder why they are allowed to vote in the National negotiations really. :hmmmm
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dvbuk55 wrote:
POSTMAN wrote::shock: Are we not getting it then! :dance Ha just like P&M RM are gonna let us off. :nana
:cuppa :roll:

Of course you're not going to be involved, apparently the "London CWU" have there own agreements..................makes you wonder why they are allowed to vote in the National negotiations really. :hmmmm
There allowed to vote because there members of the union, something you have reminded us you not, time after time(I like Cyndi Lauper) :angel
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rockytony67 wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:
POSTMAN wrote::shock: Are we not getting it then! :dance Ha just like P&M RM are gonna let us off. :nana
:cuppa :roll:

Of course you're not going to be involved, apparently the "London CWU" have there own agreements..................makes you wonder why they are allowed to vote in the National negotiations really. :hmmmm
There allowed to vote because there members of the union, something you have reminded us you not, time after time(I like Cyndi Lauper) :angel

I deffo had you down as a Cyndi Lauper fan........it was obvious really.....and you are only members of the "London CWU" :wave
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f**k that in our office ayrshire the cwu even let non members have votes
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guvenor wrote:f**k that in our office ayrshire the cwu even let non members have votes
I'm guessing you mean the rep?
One of the last meetings we had at our place,can't rem what it was about but i piped up that the next time we have a meeting can we only have CWU members present.
Of course the rep said yes but the next meeting they were there and tbh i couldn't be arsed to argue it.
Non members have also voted on stuff,the non members have also never joind us on the picket lines because......................well,let's just say because.

Looking forward to my sub increase next Jan. :cuppa
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
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.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.