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waffler
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Post by waffler »

trojan wrote:Was informed by my acting DUM yesterday that the DUM who's on holiday wants everything planned for later starts in place by 4th sept ready for 17th sept implementation??
Personally I have not yet had any official letter with any kind of CWU agreement on it given to me with the 28 days notice required for myself to refuse to place a signature in 'agreement' less than a month to 17th sept. . . .you said it billypants

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johnnyp
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Re: Punishment Charter

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shelanda wrote:
johnnypick wrote:Spoke to our area rep today and he told me he will be back at our office in the morning as instructed by the area manager to do deliverys :shock: Should be a laugh he has not done a walk for 23 years and ive got to more then likely retrain him as i am office coach,thing is its gonna be a bit strange showing a bloke how to do the job whos done 35 years :oops: as i said it should be a laugh :wink:
So how did it all go?
The members thought it was a wind up when he walked in,but after explaining the situation to us all at W.T.L. we had a great day :Very Happy Hes a funny bloke as it is and for a lot of us it was just like the old days lots of banter and piss taking out of him will he know what to do e.t.c.Our Doms face was a picture more :oops: then anything they had a chat and the Dom knows the score :wink:
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Re: Punishment Charter

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PalacePostie wrote:
johnnypick wrote:Spoke to our area rep today and he told me he will be back at our office in the morning as instructed by the area manager to do deliverys :shock: Should be a laugh he has not done a walk for 23 years and ive got to more then likely retrain him as i am office coach,thing is its gonna be a bit strange showing a bloke how to do the job whos done 35 years :oops: as i said it should be a laugh :wink:
Are you looking forward to the extended bank holiday weekend like we are, the weather looks likely to be good. How did NC get on with his delivery,hope he's breaking off.
Very much so mate :Very Happy My trainee was only able to do a bit of preping today,as he had a meeting with area manager to attend :dance
billypants
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Post by billypants »

waffler wrote:
trojan wrote:Was informed by my acting DUM yesterday that the DUM who's on holiday wants everything planned for later starts in place by 4th sept ready for 17th sept implementation??
Personally I have not yet had any official letter with any kind of CWU agreement on it given to me with the 28 days notice required for myself to refuse to place a signature in 'agreement' less than a month to 17th sept. . . .you said it billypants

:speak to the hand :speak to the hand :speak to the hand SAY NO TO SIX :speak to the hand :speak to the hand :speak to the hand
What 6 o'clock starts ? . . . . no, nobody mentioned that to me, first I've heard of it . . . . . guess I'll be needing 4 weeks notice from whenever it does eventually get mentioned then :wink:

Like Trojan said to me "I don't actually mind the 6 O'clock starts . . . it's the 2 O'clock finish that's a problem"
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