walk sequencing payment

[Hitcher]

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.

Are you being mugged teebs.....


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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What time period is there between it being applied for and it appearing in our wages?

[Big Daz]

3 weeks is the aim. My D.O had our £200 NS revison payment after 4 weeks. Signed documentation from DOM/REP needs to be sent off.

[fishtank]

What time period is there between it being applied for and it appearing in our wages?

Branches and Representatives should be aware that Royal Mail accept that the longest delay should be no more than 3 weeks from deployment which is due to administration reasons. Following a discussion at the recent NDG Royal Mail were informed that we would issue guidance on this point in the following terms. Local revision agreements should be signed off and include a statement confirming the type of revision, the amount of money to be paid, and the date the payment will be made. The concurrence form for the payments to be made should then be signed by the Manager and CWU Representative and a copy retained of this and the final signed agreement. If the payments have not been made within 3 weeks this should be flagged up to the Divisional Representatives without delay so that they can make representation at Regional level. Any problems thereafter should be raised with the Outdoor Dept. Royal Mail did not object to this.

Any enquiries to Bob Gibson’s Office , quoting reference 230.03
Email address: hnutley@cwu.org

[dvbuk55]

We had a full D&M Revision last November and got the payment in February this year.............that's the longest 3 weeks I've ever known.....and the promises just kept coming but the cash didn't.

[TrueBlueTerrier]

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.

Are you being mugged teebs.....


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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Looks like we weren't mugged - went down to 39 hours this week, revision in but repick not started yet and we got the £600 this week.

[gb93]

Had sequenced mail for while now been told by Dom & Area Rep won't get £600 or 39 hour week until have P&L delivery methods revision.
Planned for the 12th of Julember.

[Glenno]

What time period is there between it being applied for and it appearing in our wages?

Branches and Representatives should be aware that Royal Mail accept that the longest delay should be no more than 3 weeks from deployment which is due to administration reasons. Following a discussion at the recent NDG Royal Mail were informed that we would issue guidance on this point in the following terms. Local revision agreements should be signed off and include a statement confirming the type of revision, the amount of money to be paid, and the date the payment will be made. The concurrence form for the payments to be made should then be signed by the Manager and CWU Representative and a copy retained of this and the final signed agreement. If the payments have not been made within 3 weeks this should be flagged up to the Divisional Representatives without delay so that they can make representation at Regional level. Any problems thereafter should be raised with the Outdoor Dept. Royal Mail did not object to this.

Any enquiries to Bob Gibson’s Office , quoting reference 230.03
Email address: hnutley@cwu.org

FT this is an extract from Gibbo's LTB which as you and I know is ambigious but does it still hold the field?

[fishtank]

FT this is an extract from Gibbo's LTB which as you and I know is ambigious but does it still hold the field?

As far as i'm aware it still does as far as HQ are concerned...RM might feel differently though.