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DELIVERY OFFICE CLOSURES
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Geezer
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DELIVERY OFFICE CLOSURES
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DELIVERY OFFICE CLOSURES
Date: Wednesday, 9 February, 2011, 22:59
TO ALL AREA DELIVERY REPS
Please see email below to #### #### HR Director ###### on DO closures as was agreed at today's Delivery reps meeting.
If any other #### branches outside of #### need a similar communication to go to their relevant director(s) then just give me a shout.
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Date: Wednesday, 9 February, 2011, 22:56
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I am writing with regards to the presentation given to the Divisional Representatives on Monday in relation to the scoping of potential Delivery Office closures.
I have taken guidance from CWU HQ and this email represents exactly the same position as I gave to yourself and the other Directors on Monday.
If you approach the CWU with a H&S issue in any DO and offer proposals to move to a more suitable premises then we will of course look at what you are saying.
We are not however in a position to support any strategic approach to closing DOs based on any other reasoning. We accept that over the course of the BT2010 agreement that there will be Delivery Office closures but we firmly believe that this is a National issue and is best dealt with under a National Agreement / Framework.
Therefore we have advised our branches in the #### Division to not get involved in any talks that fall into the description above.
In addition to this if you could please forward the documentation that you presented to us on Monday then I can pass it onto Bob Gibson so that he is aware of where the #### Region are coming from and this can then form part of the National discussions.
As always feel free to give me a call to discuss further.
Regards
DELIVERY OFFICE CLOSURES
Date: Wednesday, 9 February, 2011, 22:59
TO ALL AREA DELIVERY REPS
Please see email below to #### #### HR Director ###### on DO closures as was agreed at today's Delivery reps meeting.
If any other #### branches outside of #### need a similar communication to go to their relevant director(s) then just give me a shout.
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Date: Wednesday, 9 February, 2011, 22:56
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I am writing with regards to the presentation given to the Divisional Representatives on Monday in relation to the scoping of potential Delivery Office closures.
I have taken guidance from CWU HQ and this email represents exactly the same position as I gave to yourself and the other Directors on Monday.
If you approach the CWU with a H&S issue in any DO and offer proposals to move to a more suitable premises then we will of course look at what you are saying.
We are not however in a position to support any strategic approach to closing DOs based on any other reasoning. We accept that over the course of the BT2010 agreement that there will be Delivery Office closures but we firmly believe that this is a National issue and is best dealt with under a National Agreement / Framework.
Therefore we have advised our branches in the #### Division to not get involved in any talks that fall into the description above.
In addition to this if you could please forward the documentation that you presented to us on Monday then I can pass it onto Bob Gibson so that he is aware of where the #### Region are coming from and this can then form part of the National discussions.
As always feel free to give me a call to discuss further.
Regards
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Lounge Lizard
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Re: DELIVERY OFFICE CLOSURES
- a totally meaningless thread if nobody knows where this is.

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jessicarabbit
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Re: DELIVERY OFFICE CLOSURES
It's called assest stripping it is what every private company would do anyway. For example we currently inhabit a listed building which has 3 floors we use only the ground floor for our operation it is worth millions to a property developer. Better to get the money out now before it all goes to TNT etc.....Wake up and smell the coffee we will privately owned and run within the year. Its every man for himself....
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BELIAL
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Re: DELIVERY OFFICE CLOSURES
I think it's posted as a heads up warningLounge Lizard wrote:- a totally meaningless thread if nobody knows where this is.![]()
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We accept that over the course of the BT2010 agreement that there will be Delivery Office closures
Bye
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DGP1
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Re: DELIVERY OFFICE CLOSURES
There'll be lots over here that they'll look to close, my office will be one of them but because we're so spread out what they save in office closures they'll lose in paying for extra staff to cover the duties that we'll be spending and extra 30-60 minutes travelling to.
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
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clashcityrocker
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Re: DELIVERY OFFICE CLOSURES
It will apply to everywhere.Lounge Lizard wrote:- a totally meaningless thread if nobody knows where this is.![]()
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DO closures will not be limited to one geographical area.
The societies of consumption and squandering of material resources are incompatible with the idea of economic growth and a clean planet.
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kevpeters
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Re: DELIVERY OFFICE CLOSURES
Dear All they shut are office in gt dunmow essex, it was there since 1934 i believe, we had to move to braintree about 11 miles away.
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Cut Off King
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Re: DELIVERY OFFICE CLOSURES
Could the un-agreed closure of D.O.'s be an excuse for balloting the membership for strike action ( then we can all join in the multi-union year of strikes planned for 2011 ) ?
Then the 2010 agreement could be re-negotiated ( as the CWU have found a few more items of T&C that they haven't yet given away yet, also they could help RM cut our pay a bit further )
2011 DEAL of the CENTURY II !
Then the 2010 agreement could be re-negotiated ( as the CWU have found a few more items of T&C that they haven't yet given away yet, also they could help RM cut our pay a bit further )
2011 DEAL of the CENTURY II !
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Geezer
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Re: DELIVERY OFFICE CLOSURES
I think it's posted as a heads up warningBELIAL wrote:Lounge Lizard wrote:- a totally meaningless thread if nobody knows where this is.![]()
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Thank You BELIAL
Thats exactly why i posted it. Also i think you can still get the jist of what its about without the names and places in it.
Lounge,
I don't leave the names and places in because the people who send stuff to me have asked me not to, Thats the only reason i take it out.
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Big Daz
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Re: DELIVERY OFFICE CLOSURES
Knowledge is power, the more knowledge one has tucked away ready for a rainy day the better.
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POSTMAN
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Re: DELIVERY OFFICE CLOSURES
Nam et ipsa scientia potestas estBig Daz wrote:Knowledge is power, the more knowledge one has tucked away ready for a rainy day the better.
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.
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.
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drb
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Cheers Geezer
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fmrPOSTIE
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Re: DELIVERY OFFICE CLOSURES
I cant think of another organisation which uses its buildings/estate so ineffciently. Alot of RM buildings sit in city centre prime locations, often next to railway stations. Many of the buildings are under-used with very little being used for ops.
Any private sector company would look properly at this issue, Royal Mail shold do the same whether its public or private. Its should also look to get out of inappropriate sites which are costly to maintain.
Yes some of the buildings are nice to look at but it really should be doing ALOT more to get better value. If that means closing DO's then so be it.
Any private sector company would look properly at this issue, Royal Mail shold do the same whether its public or private. Its should also look to get out of inappropriate sites which are costly to maintain.
Yes some of the buildings are nice to look at but it really should be doing ALOT more to get better value. If that means closing DO's then so be it.
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BELIAL
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Re: DELIVERY OFFICE CLOSURES
Shut them all apart from Coventry , fairly central and top s**t if you buy fast enough vansfmrPOSTIE wrote:I cant think of another organisation which uses its buildings/estate so ineffciently. Alot of RM buildings sit in city centre prime locations, often next to railway stations. Many of the buildings are under-used with very little being used for ops.
Any private sector company would look properly at this issue, Royal Mail shold do the same whether its public or private. Its should also look to get out of inappropriate sites which are costly to maintain.
Yes some of the buildings are nice to look at but it really should be doing ALOT more to get better value. If that means closing DO's then so be it.
Bye
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CraigE
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Re: DELIVERY OFFICE CLOSURES
SCO/NI
The proposals are to close citywide DO's, originally we had two DO's to shut and resources re-allocate to the Mail Centre. Now suddenly we have a H&S issue with another DO, so it too is reallocating to Mail Centre, only two DO's left to go. Now the cynics amongst us would regard this a cost cutting, assest stripping, and downgrading services.
The proposals are to close citywide DO's, originally we had two DO's to shut and resources re-allocate to the Mail Centre. Now suddenly we have a H&S issue with another DO, so it too is reallocating to Mail Centre, only two DO's left to go. Now the cynics amongst us would regard this a cost cutting, assest stripping, and downgrading services.