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39 hour working week?

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Re: 39 hour working week?

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fishtank wrote:
gazzariah wrote:Big dazz fishtank etc etc i do not salute you for you are the ethos of cwu crank and spin I dont give a feck. we are being stitched and the cwu are using this site as a component of their failure to support the membership , Furthermore hand back your badges you are not worthy of the shirt ,
It's never a good idea to go near the computer once you've had a couple.... :cuppa
And what shirt...no-one told me you got a shirt. :so there
not a couple of drinks my friend i am tee total
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Re: 39 hour working week?

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gazzariah wrote: not a couple of drinks my friend i am tee total
Well maybe you should re-consider..it might help you chill out a bit.
So..."my friend" before i hand back my badge,take of the shirt i am not fit to wear but don't have and crawl back into my hole is there any chance you could sprinkle a little facts in amongst the insults and tell my why i am the "ethos of cwu crank and spin"...whatever the f**k that means.
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Re: 39 hour weeking week?

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gazzariah wrote:
Big Daz wrote:It will be introduced with the walk sequenced mail revision. As walk sequenced mail is being phased in across the country there could be up to a 2.5 year gap between the first offices getting it and the last.
big dazz fishtank ect union you have let us down CRAWL BACK INTO YOUR HOLE
Not really debating are you.

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Re: 39 hour working week?

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Most bizzare

Im just a local rep who dosent sign off revisions untill such time as the local mbrs INSTRUCT me to do so.

Mbrs are standing their ground at the moment so nearly two and a half months after the orignal no vote nowt has been introduced as I do NOT have a mandate from my mbrs to sign up to any changes.
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Re: 39 hour weeking week?

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gazzariah wrote:
Big Daz wrote:It will be introduced with the walk sequenced mail revision. As walk sequenced mail is being phased in across the country there could be up to a 2.5 year gap between the first offices getting it and the last.
big dazz fishtank ect union you have let us down CRAWL BACK INTO YOUR HOLE

Please explain as Ive made simple statement of fact in reply to a query about when the 39 hour week is due to be introduced. My D.O is not likely to see it untill the start of year 3 of the transformation plan as it wont be untill late this year the MC and larger D.Os get the new machines. If you want me to post a opinion on the 39 hour week then here goes,

Would it have been nicer to bring in the 39 hour week for everyone at more or less the same time, as we did with the way forward revisions for the 40 hour week? Of course it bloddy would!!! However the membership endorsed the 39 hour week to come in with WSM revisions which take place across the entire 3 year period.

How one local rep from England and one rank and file mbr from Scotland have let the "us" down is beyond me :hmmmm

At my D.O we have been trying to get a more amienable set of revison proposals developed in line wit the view points expressed by the local mbrs. Soon they will be given the the oppurtunity to tell me if they want me to sign up to the changes or not sign up to the changes.
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Re: 39 hour working week?

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His previous posts seem normal,i mean wtf! :crazy:
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Re: 39 hour working week?

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Tuinal; secobarbital and amobarbital 50/50 :cuppa ?
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......... or just maybe he's been hacked .......... off :Very Happy
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Re: 39 hour working week?

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Big Daz wrote:Most bizzare

Im just a local rep who dosent sign off revisions untill such time as the local mbrs INSTRUCT me to do so.

Mbrs are standing their ground at the moment so nearly two and a half months after the orignal no vote nowt has been introduced as I do NOT have a mandate from my mbrs to sign up to any changes.
Well i for one can relate to the above comment :Applause :Applause :Applause :Applause :Applause To you and the rest of our fellow unit reps who have to deal with crap from many many directions. We after all are only human and can and do make mistakes but at the end of the day its the members that have the final say the united members not one individual.
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Re: 39 hour working week?

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Can I just be clear on this, if your MC starts sending you 2 or 3 perstops of sequenced mech a day, is that the WSM revision that triggers the 39hr week?
I don't suppose your mouth bleeds every 28 days, does it?

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Re: 39 hour working week?

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smokerjim wrote:Can I just be clear on this, if your MC starts sending you 2 or 3 perstops of sequenced mech a day, is that the WSM revision that triggers the 39hr week?
No.
A revision is a revision.
Savings plan.changes of duty,start times...the whole works.
It will be based around the fact that you now get WSM...but just getting the WSM isn't the revision itself.
We had WSM for about a year before we had our WSM revision.
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Re: 39 hour working week?

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smokerjim wrote:Can I just be clear on this, if your MC starts sending you 2 or 3 perstops of sequenced mech a day, is that the WSM revision that triggers the 39hr week?

No

A revision is when they change the duties to reflect a change in the process, or equalise deliveries, or when delivery methods change, and other myriad reasons. But basically if I understand it correctly a WSM revision is mainly changes to the indoor process (IWT, BSI etc), but it does and will have an impact on the outdoor part obviously.
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Re: 39 hour working week?

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FT & Teebs, thank you for that, especially as the thread went a bit off topic. Anyway that whole revision will be underway later in the year ( by July apparently - if it doesn't get pushed back again ), so there's lots more fun & games to go :crazy:
I don't suppose your mouth bleeds every 28 days, does it?

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Re: 39 hour working week?

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That will not be their total mail, that is just the part that is walk sequenced. They will still be getting all of the walksort, flats etc and manual mail that has not been w/s
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Re: 39 hour working week?

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yes it is correct at the moment :whistle mail is light at the mo! we were told 2day as from next week we will be are getting main mail(lorry) will turn up at 6am! :Applause instead of 0745!,don't know what the sudden turn round is? :shock: