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What Benefits you must be mistaken

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Body Beyond Repair
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What Benefits you must be mistaken

Post by Body Beyond Repair »

Been informed today by the DSM that the 39 working week and all payments for introducing walk sequence revisions etc is now off the table and will be reviewed in 2012 depending on savings targets.The intial £200 payment is now linked to an agreed lapsing plan in summer and all year round with the acceptance of a new local buisness proposal if you don't sign........We also must all be working to 100bsi with the agreed toools,geo route,IWT,Duty Builder etc and performance must reflect this(No Variances on a day to day it seems)..............get a wriggle on or your in for a chat!!

As well, savings not been made nearly quick enough last year so looking for 15 million this year in the north and the pace will be stepped up in the comming months to achieve this, it came across quite clearly with or without our agreement it seems.

EP targets have to be currently maintained also and the upper decile must be achieved also but nobody knows what it is as yet.............. large,medium,small units......the highest EP in each i hazzard a guess for now, but always being adjusted to suit buisness plans.

BT2010 not linked to savings...........weight off the shoulder.!!
Benefits paid on implementing aspects of the revisions.............not now.!!
100bsi not agreed..........You'll manage if not performance issue.!!
Upper decile........Well!!
Duty Builder not agreed.........manager will use it anyway.!!
Moving the goalposts absolutely,BT2010 dead absolutely,Planning for failure absolutely............cwu hierachy in our area going to challenge Rm on this, well lets say after today the cwu have nowhere to go and its becomming very obvious.Local Reps no chance.!!

Could go on about much more but can't be bothered lets see if our officials can be.!!
fishtank
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Re: What Benefits you must be mistaken

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I think we must be in the same area BBR.
Heard much the same although not meeting DSM until thursday so await confirmation. :sad:
CWU appear to be in a state of shock. :shock:
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Body Beyond Repair
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Re: What Benefits you must be mistaken

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Cwu in shock now there's a thought fishtank maybe jolt them into some action......over the border for me fishy!!
fishtank
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Re: What Benefits you must be mistaken

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Body Beyond Repair wrote:Cwu in shock now there's a thought fishtank maybe jolt them into some action......over the border for me fishy!!
I thought you were from Tam's area. :cool
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DGP1
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I fear that if you're not in London then nothing will happen.................just like us across the water, totally screwed by RM and left to our own devices by CWU leadership.
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Body Beyond Repair
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Fishtank your right don't know why i though you were other side of the border.You'll know how we feel then...........frustrated!!!!!! :arrrghhh :arrrghhh
daveyeff
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Re: What Benefits you must be mistaken

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fishtank wrote:I think we must be in the same area BBR.
Heard much the same although not meeting DSM until thursday so await confirmation. :sad:
CWU appear to be in a state of shock. :shock:
aye, heard it today in our office, the dom was questioned about it, cos we are due the wsms on monday, so we are expecting to get the 600 quid straight after only to be told 'all the boxes will have to be ticked to get it'? in other words we are more than likely going to be told to feck arf, we aint getting it.
fishtank
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Re: What Benefits you must be mistaken

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Body Beyond Repair wrote:Fishtank your right don't know why i though you were other side of the border.You'll know how we feel then...........frustrated!!!!!! :arrrghhh :arrrghhh
We're actually in a half decent position.
We have our 39hr week and we've had £800 and we have our delivery methods.
We're also one of the worst "performing" units in Scotland. :left:
Upper decile,100BSI...dream on. :cuppa
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hans solo
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Re: What Benefits you must be mistaken

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fishtank wrote:
Body Beyond Repair wrote:Cwu in shock now there's a thought fishtank maybe jolt them into some action......over the border for me fishy!!
I thought you were from Tam's area. :cool
im in tams area and s**t not a thing being done
Body Beyond Repair
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Fishtank be interested to know who signed that off maybe he can get us a "happy deal" :Very Happy

No that desperate i'd sell ma soul but the agreement is the agreement.
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Body Beyond Repair
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Hans give us a clue!
fishtank
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Body Beyond Repair wrote:Fishtank be interested to know who signed that off maybe he can get us a "happy deal" :Very Happy
I'm not actually in your area but i'm close. :whistle
My DSM is well known in your area though. :chuckle :chuckle
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Danelectro
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Re: What Benefits you must be mistaken

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fishtank wrote:
Body Beyond Repair wrote:Fishtank your right don't know why i though you were other side of the border.You'll know how we feel then...........frustrated!!!!!! :arrrghhh :arrrghhh
We're actually in a half decent position.
We have our 39hr week and we've had £800 and we have our delivery methods.
We're also one of the worst "performing" units in Scotland. :left:
Upper decile,100BSI...dream on. :cuppa
Fishtank did your office manage to get local agreement on BSI ? is IWT at BSI 100? or are you still in the
process of getting up to speed :chuckle

Got shown DVD of Durham delivery office last week and everything is tickety boo there :roll:
fishtank
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Re: What Benefits you must be mistaken

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Danelectro wrote:
fishtank wrote:
Body Beyond Repair wrote:Fishtank your right don't know why i though you were other side of the border.You'll know how we feel then...........frustrated!!!!!! :arrrghhh :arrrghhh
We're actually in a half decent position.
We have our 39hr week and we've had £800 and we have our delivery methods.
We're also one of the worst "performing" units in Scotland. :left:
Upper decile,100BSI...dream on. :cuppa
Fishtank did your office manage to get local agreement on BSI ? is IWT at BSI 100? or are you still in the
process of getting up to speed :chuckle

Got shown DVD of Durham delivery office last week and everything is tickety boo there :roll:
This vid.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jn9nxp-Snw8" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; :left:
Our BSI was set at 85 to give us room to improve for the next revision. :chuckle
No surprises for guessing they want to ramp it up to 100...now.
They can go f**k. :cuppa
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woofwoof
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Re: What Benefits you must be mistaken

Post by woofwoof »

Body Beyond Repair wrote:Been informed today by the DSM that the 39 working week and all payments for introducing walk sequence revisions etc is now off the table and will be reviewed in 2012 depending on savings targets.The intial £200 payment is now linked to an agreed lapsing plan in summer and all year round with the acceptance of a new local buisness proposal if you don't sign........We also must all be working to 100bsi with the agreed toools,geo route,IWT,Duty Builder etc and performance must reflect this(No Variances on a day to day it seems)..............get a wriggle on or your in for a chat!!

As well, savings not been made nearly quick enough last year so looking for 15 million this year in the north and the pace will be stepped up in the comming months to achieve this, it came across quite clearly with or without our agreement it seems.

EP targets have to be currently maintained also and the upper decile must be achieved also but nobody knows what it is as yet.............. large,medium,small units......the highest EP in each i hazzard a guess for now, but always being adjusted to suit buisness plans.

BT2010 not linked to savings...........weight off the shoulder.!!
Benefits paid on implementing aspects of the revisions.............not now.!!
100bsi not agreed..........You'll manage if not performance issue.!!
Upper decile........Well!!
Duty Builder not agreed.........manager will use it anyway.!!
Moving the goalposts absolutely,BT2010 dead absolutely,Planning for failure absolutely............cwu hierachy in our area going to challenge Rm on this, well lets say after today the cwu have nowhere to go and its becomming very obvious.Local Reps no chance.!!

Could go on about much more but can't be bothered lets see if our officials can be.!!
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