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London Dispute - Mark Higsons letter to RM managers

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Edward Hunter
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Re: London Dispute - Mark Higsons letter to RM managers

Post by Edward Hunter »

yes all IA being planned for in advance, as the helpful CWU agrees to more talks, just to make sure RM have it all covered. Next thing they`ll make sure its at the lightest time of the year too :shock: Mind you last time we was out at christmas and the CWU still managed to negotiate a period of calm to get RM out of the mire. We all call RM managers thick and lazy but they certainly know how to pull the unions strings!
baldrick
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Re: London Dispute - Mark Higsons letter to RM managers

Post by baldrick »

Danelectro wrote:
DGP1 wrote:
That alone is going to kill them, imagine working for a whole 8 hours.
aye that made me chuckle,no cakes/mars bars/coffees within easy reach,,or locking themselves in the office to do
xmas shopping online or going to meetings with ASM via argos/currys/golf club.Also i think the letter is implying
that travelling time will be over and above the 8 hour shift,ruddy marvelous :Very Happy
When they came to London during the 2009 dispute they were put in a Holiday Inn next to Mount Pleasant.
And they were given anything they wanted free from the Quadrant restaurant, that is until it was realised that some of them were stocking up with snacks, chockolate bars and soft drinks. Some of them spent more time in the canteen than on the floor.
fishtank
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Re: London Dispute - Mark Higsons letter to RM managers

Post by fishtank »

• Suitable duty allocation- It is essential that the business takes into account the welfare of the Management Support. Local manager's will risk assess an area with regards to the employment of a buddy system etc.
So...an area might be deemed safe for the serfs but Management Support gets a buddy.
Bless their little cotton socks.
Luckily i know a few places where a bus load of "buddies" won't save them. :wink:
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
north london driver
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Re: London Dispute - Mark Higsons letter to RM managers

Post by north london driver »

sorry but could someone let me have mark higsons home address
as i have lost it
thank you
MrGoose
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Location: LONDON

Re: London Dispute - Mark Higsons letter to RM managers

Post by MrGoose »

north london driver wrote:sorry but could someone let me have mark higsons home address
as i have lost it
thank you
No sorry but I got his email you can have.... C*nt@royalfail.com
DGP1
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Re: London Dispute - Mark Higsons letter to RM managers

Post by DGP1 »

MrGoose wrote:
north london driver wrote:sorry but could someone let me have mark higsons home address
as i have lost it
thank you
No sorry but I got his email you can have.... C*nt@royalfail.com
I thought it was explaterboardsalesman@royalmain.com but it cold be wrong...................... :wink:
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
barbario
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Re: London Dispute - Mark Higsons letter to RM managers

Post by barbario »

Well,first off they are losing the support of their front line managers in London,considering they have told them that two out of three line managers are going to lose their jobs ,that won't go down to well.Secondley,If the outer London offices and Hubs join London,their back up plan will be spread so thinly ,it won't make a scrap of difference what management do.