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From CWU this morning/FULL UPDATE FROM CWU HQ
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DGP1
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- Location: Terminus
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POSTMAN
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- Joined: 07 Aug 2006, 03:19
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Come in Monday,then you are told that on on Tuesday you are somewhere else ie MC,Collections ect.phil36500 wrote:This about being flexible in the workplace can someone please clarify what it really means as this is the first i heard about it.
Depends on what you are trained at,but i'm sure training will be available!!!
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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phil36500
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- Joined: 05 Jul 2007, 14:05
Thing is do we get any light days anymore, beginning and the end of the week are just crazy and you can't do your D2D because you can't fit them into your pouches ( not even the supposed 20%) so that leaves the middle of the week to deliver them with what mail you have got,and still making it heavy.disgruntledpostie1 wrote:Bankable hours ie if it's a light day then you owe RM hours but if it's a heavy day then it's the opposite (at least that's what I think it is)![]()
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phil36500
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In our office they can't get walks covered now and until these machines come in how can they justify sending posties elsewhere?POSTMAN wrote:Come in Monday,then you are told that on on Tuesday you are somewhere else ie MC,Collections ect.phil36500 wrote:This about being flexible in the workplace can someone please clarify what it really means as this is the first i heard about it.
Depends on what you are trained at,but i'm sure training will be available!!!
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norbet colon
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- Joined: 29 May 2007, 19:56
- Location: elsewhere
POSTMAN wrote
Royal Mail have one idea full stop, did Red Billy ever think they'd change ? , but they are devious to the point of being neurotic and very underhand as everything is to a forgone conclusion . Wake up Hayes !. The Scousers on here don't rate Hayes, enough said!. He's a conman , to be fair he can be good at it sometimes. Also he's due a good pension off the CWU , the justification is his GPO pension wasn't that good. The Compass Group thing is to see him out till he's 60, cut and run . I wouldn't say his hair was dyed but the last time I saw anything of that shade and hue , it was on a Grand National Winner.
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madelin4
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hotshot
- Posts: 62
- Joined: 01 Aug 2007, 09:59
- Location: Down South
Briefing Thursday at CWU HQ
Not much point having a Briefing if Royal Mail won't give release
for Reps to attend,where does that leave us and our Reps in the dark
me think's, gloves have come off now,strike's must be called NOW.
:lfo :cfo

for Reps to attend,where does that leave us and our Reps in the dark
me think's, gloves have come off now,strike's must be called NOW.
:lfo :cfo
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The Inspector
- Posts: 76
- Joined: 03 Sep 2007, 16:48
- Location: Outer London.
Any Rep - from Area upwards - is on full-time release! They will go to the briefing! They can stop unit reps attending - but they can't stop Area reps contacting unit reps. If you don't like the way that you are represented - try complaining to your Branch Officers. If that bears no fruit - telephone CWU HQ & complain!
Outer London Rep - Solvitur Ambulando - Nunquam Ubi Sub Ubi
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IWW Fellow Worker
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Re: POSTMAN wrote
You're not joking mate. He did very well getting the backing of a big branch who knew him in the days when he was a militant. I'll bet they're sorry now. I doubt there will be many regrets when Billy goes the way of John Keggie and takes his bloody party affilliation with him.norbet colon wrote:Royal Mail have one idea full stop, did Red Billy ever think they'd change ? , but they are devious to the point of being neurotic and very underhand as everything is to a forgone conclusion . Wake up Hayes !. The Scousers on here don't rate Hayes, enough said!. He's a conman , to be fair he can be good at it sometimes. Also he's due a good pension off the CWU , the justification is his GPO pension wasn't that good. The Compass Group thing is to see him out till he's 60, cut and run . I wouldn't say his hair was dyed but the last time I saw anything of that shade and hue , it was on a Grand National Winner.
The Industrial Workers of the World. The union whose members never scab!
"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
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Floater
Hello Inspector, I think I know you but not sure. I was at a WTLL session which I think you are refering to. Although I am not defending the DOM far from it, but he did NOT say there would be a strike on Thursday - Friday and Saturday. He said " there are a lot of things being said at the moment and used the strike days as an example of what was being said. He went on to say that the 06:15 starts would not likely happen next week, but it was very unclear what is going on. Inspector if I have the wrong person. Sorry.The Inspector wrote:Thanks - Lovejoy! I have an e-mail from CWUorg - but it's not as imformative - as this one. Well done mate. Your info of yesterday appears bang on! My DAM is saying that - he has been told to implement later starts on next Monday - but knows that he can't! He is also informing my members that we are on strike - next Thurs - Fri - & Sat!!!!
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stubaby
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The offer from Royal Mail is nothing short of a disgrace.
Pensions-They want us to contribute over £5 per week and retire 5 years later
Flexibility-They want complete flexibility and be able to change shift times giving only 24 hours notice.
There is much more i will have the document tomorrow and if no-one posts it up i will do it as soon as i get it.
There is no doubt we need to respond and respond hard strike next week for 2 days then go back to our rotating strikes we have 20 yorks rolling already that could treble in 2 weeks!!
This does tell everyone including strike breakers what the employer thinks of its employees they are a bunch of w*****s and i f***ing hate the bastards.
Pensions-They want us to contribute over £5 per week and retire 5 years later
Flexibility-They want complete flexibility and be able to change shift times giving only 24 hours notice.
There is much more i will have the document tomorrow and if no-one posts it up i will do it as soon as i get it.
There is no doubt we need to respond and respond hard strike next week for 2 days then go back to our rotating strikes we have 20 yorks rolling already that could treble in 2 weeks!!
This does tell everyone including strike breakers what the employer thinks of its employees they are a bunch of w*****s and i f***ing hate the bastards.
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The Inspector
- Posts: 76
- Joined: 03 Sep 2007, 16:48
- Location: Outer London.
Perhaps I was being harsh to my DIMDOM - he was only repeating a rumour & I got it 2nd hand - from a postie - whose name begins with B & who delivers to my gaff!. Do you want to P.M. me? I must say that you sound - too intelligent to be 'one of mine' - nearly all of mine - have grazed knuckles & are all related to one & other!!! Still you're a floater - so yr on the same shift pattern as us - & scum does float - so they say.............................Floater wrote:Hello Inspector, I think I know you but not sure. I was at a WTLL session which I think you are refering to. Although I am not defending the DOM far from it, but he did NOT say there would be a strike on Thursday - Friday and Saturday. He said " there are a lot of things being said at the moment and used the strike days as an example of what was being said. He went on to say that the 06:15 starts would not likely happen next week, but it was very unclear what is going on. Inspector if I have the wrong person. Sorry.The Inspector wrote:Thanks - Lovejoy! I have an e-mail from CWUorg - but it's not as imformative - as this one. Well done mate. Your info of yesterday appears bang on! My DAM is saying that - he has been told to implement later starts on next Monday - but knows that he can't! He is also informing my members that we are on strike - next Thurs - Fri - & Sat!!!!
Outer London Rep - Solvitur Ambulando - Nunquam Ubi Sub Ubi
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davepat
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The Inspector
- Posts: 76
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Is a 'Davepat' - anything like - a Cowpat? I wish I was rep of a unit like yours - Nah - your brand-new & I know that I can count on - your vote in the next Area elections. We need someonedavepat wrote:inspector i think i've created a monster. What u like? i heard u been out drinking with ur dim
Outer London Rep - Solvitur Ambulando - Nunquam Ubi Sub Ubi
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parker27
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