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martinapsid
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walk sequencing payment
does any one know is the payment still being made in line with 2010 agreement ? my office will not be getting sequenced mail but my parent has been getting sequenced mail for best part of 8 weeks now dom told me that we will not get it till geo route comes into office which is along the lines of how long is a piece of string and pigs will fly!!!! none of which is in the agreement ive got thats geo route not sting and pigs!!
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: walk sequencing payment
martinapsid wrote:does any one know is the payment still being made in line with 2010 agreement ? my office will not be getting sequenced mail but my parent has been getting sequenced mail for best part of 8 weeks now dom told me that we will not get it till geo route comes into office which is along the lines of how long is a piece of string and pigs will fly!!!! none of which is in the agreement ive got thats geo route not sting and pigs!!
Yes it is and if your an SPDO this applies:
So it might mean if they have not had a revision, and you are having it at the same time thats when you get paid.2010 Agreement wrote:Lump Sums
The payment of £1,000 (pro rata for part time employees) consisting of 3 lump sums will be paid as follows.
£200 will be paid to everyone in the delivery unit on deployment of their first non walk sequencing revision.
£600 will be paid to everyone in the delivery unit on deployment of the walk sequencing revision.
£200 will be paid to everyone in the delivery unit when the Walk Sequencing revision has been implemented, and objectives achieved in line with the local agreement and no later than the end of the 6 week bedding in period.
SPDOs
All SPDOs will receive the £600 and £200 payments in line with their parent delivery unit.
Remember the payment is not for walk sequencing but for the revision that takes account of it.
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fishtank
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Re: walk sequencing payment
You need to wait until your parent unit has a walk-sequenced revision...or until you are moved and merged into your parent unit.
The way things seem to be going it will probably be the latter.
The way things seem to be going it will probably be the latter.
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Hitcher
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Re: walk sequencing payment
Wait a minute - our P&L/WSR is starting next week so does that mean we'll be getting £600 next week and then another £200 no later than 6 weeks after that?
I'm sure we were told different.
I'm sure we were told different.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: walk sequencing payment
We are getting our WS revision on Monday but we are not getting either payment until the last section has gone in, it might be the same for you.Hitcher wrote:Wait a minute - our P&L/WSR is starting next week so does that mean we'll be getting £600 next week and then another £200 no later than 6 weeks after that?
I'm sure we were told different.
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fishtank
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Re: walk sequencing payment
Are you being mugged teebs.....TrueBlueTerrier wrote: We are getting our WS revision on Monday but we are not getting either payment until the last section has gone in, it might be the same for you.
Trigger Points for Phased Walk Sequencing Revisions in Delivery
Royal Mail accepted a solution proposed by the Union, whereby if a walk sequencing revision is introduced in phases, following the agreement of the complete revision, a full office re-sign and where leavers across the office have signed up to go, the first payment of £600 will be made to everyone staying in the unit when the first stage of the revision is deployed. In these phased revisions the process of bedding in and joint review against the objectives will take place throughout the phasing rather than after the event and in these units the payment of the final £200 will be made immediately following the implementation of the final phase. There has been no discussion with the Union at national level regarding the phasing of non sequencing revisions and how the trigger points would apply. However we would expect the £200 to be paid on deployment of this first phase. It should also be noted that phasing should be agreed locally, it is not a mandatory requirement and can be disagreed in line with the IR Framework.
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Straight4ward
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Re: walk sequencing payment
What's a payment????
Don't hold your breath. The line they've been trotting out since March is "if we meet our targets"
Don't hold your breath. The line they've been trotting out since March is "if we meet our targets"
"Never take life seriously. Nobody gets out alive anyway."
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: walk sequencing payment
fishtank wrote:Are you being mugged teebs.....TrueBlueTerrier wrote: We are getting our WS revision on Monday but we are not getting either payment until the last section has gone in, it might be the same for you.![]()
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Trigger Points for Phased Walk Sequencing Revisions in Delivery
Royal Mail accepted a solution proposed by the Union, whereby if a walk sequencing revision is introduced in phases, following the agreement of the complete revision, a full office re-sign and where leavers across the office have signed up to go, the first payment of £600 will be made to everyone staying in the unit when the first stage of the revision is deployed. In these phased revisions the process of bedding in and joint review against the objectives will take place throughout the phasing rather than after the event and in these units the payment of the final £200 will be made immediately following the implementation of the final phase. There has been no discussion with the Union at national level regarding the phasing of non sequencing revisions and how the trigger points would apply. However we would expect the £200 to be paid on deployment of this first phase. It should also be noted that phasing should be agreed locally, it is not a mandatory requirement and can be disagreed in line with the IR Framework.
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pokos27
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Re: walk sequencing payment
No its all stopped, along with share payments. DSA stopped that.
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alhothi
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Re: walk sequencing payment
It seems to me we have to keep to the agreement ,RM can just ignore it with bullshit excuses, our office has been receiving WSM for a few weeks now, but
have been told no £600 payment til geo route. Another thing RM have shafted us with how can HQ let them get away with it.
have been told no £600 payment til geo route. Another thing RM have shafted us with how can HQ let them get away with it.
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martinapsid
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Re: walk sequencing payment
we have done a table top revision with 3 on 1 off cut a duty to do this we have had £200 pound payment for this so rm can not have both ways!!! ah yes their can if we do not get this money the office will almost certainly pull all coopration with dom and may as a office pull out of the union aswell after the shares cock up
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martinapsid
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Re: walk sequencing payment
sorry fishtank missed part of your answer our parent unit as also done a revision over 8 weeks back and have had their £200 IAM A REP IN MY OFFICE AND I GET chit of the boys every week this non payment would be the last straw for union membership in my office we ve done our part done a revision lost job and ahalf got no share money etc
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maisymoo04
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Re: walk sequencing payment
were just waiting for our last 200 had all the other cash/been sum umin and arin about this last payment.cheek of it and moya f@@@ green got a bonus off 200.000 wernt it makes me f@@@ ill 
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martinapsid
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Re: walk sequencing payment
your right if your office lost £120 million would you get £142000 we can not get £200,£600.£200 what ever
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OnAFlyer
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Re: walk sequencing payment
We got the £600 when a part revision went in, and another £200 6 weeks later. This was last year, the rest of our revision only went in 3 weeks ago.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:fishtank wrote:Are you being mugged teebs.....TrueBlueTerrier wrote: We are getting our WS revision on Monday but we are not getting either payment until the last section has gone in, it might be the same for you.![]()
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Trigger Points for Phased Walk Sequencing Revisions in Delivery
Royal Mail accepted a solution proposed by the Union, whereby if a walk sequencing revision is introduced in phases, following the agreement of the complete revision, a full office re-sign and where leavers across the office have signed up to go, the first payment of £600 will be made to everyone staying in the unit when the first stage of the revision is deployed. In these phased revisions the process of bedding in and joint review against the objectives will take place throughout the phasing rather than after the event and in these units the payment of the final £200 will be made immediately following the implementation of the final phase. There has been no discussion with the Union at national level regarding the phasing of non sequencing revisions and how the trigger points would apply. However we would expect the £200 to be paid on deployment of this first phase. It should also be noted that phasing should be agreed locally, it is not a mandatory requirement and can be disagreed in line with the IR Framework.
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