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Trying out 20 rural jobs
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Oxfordshirepostie
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Trying out 20 rural jobs
Heard that by the end of the month in my office they are going to try out 20 of the new proposed rural jobs, it's crazy really as it's only on stage 2 with the union.
Haven't spoke to the reps about it yet, as we don't get on very well.
Haven't spoke to the reps about it yet, as we don't get on very well.
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keithposty
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Re: Trying out 20 rural jobs
you need to ask why you dont get on very well with the union
at the end of the day personalities do not come into it
reps have thick skins
if you need to raise a concern then do it for the benefit of the office.
its just a trial, thats all,
the staff will have the final vote
at the end of the day personalities do not come into it
reps have thick skins
if you need to raise a concern then do it for the benefit of the office.
its just a trial, thats all,
the staff will have the final vote
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Oxfordshirepostie
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Re: Trying out 20 rural jobs
So how will trial work? Are they going to change frames and will days off remain the same during trial? And how long will the trial be?
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keithposty
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Re: Trying out 20 rural jobs
nothing will change from what i understand, its a pilot, test, thats allOxfordshirepostie wrote:So how will trial work? Are they going to change frames and will days off remain the same during trial? And how long will the trial be?
frames will change, days off will be the same
at the end of the day
JUST DO YOUR 8 HOURS
DONT COME IN EARLY
COME IN DEAD ON TIME
TAKE YOUR FULL 40 MINUTE BREAK
AND CUT OFF IF YOU CANT COMPLETE
your reps will support you every step of the way
gone are the days of job and finish
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Oxfordshirepostie
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Re: Trying out 20 rural jobs
I come in about a hr early sometimes, just to help them out a bit.
So do you know which rural jobs are the twenty?
So do you know which rural jobs are the twenty?
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keithposty
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Re: Trying out 20 rural jobs
i believe its the 17 codes
but i ask the question
why do you come in an hour early
if they said you had to work an hours overtime each day without pay, you would say frack off
but that is exactly what is happening
you comming in early, finishing early is all they see
then the staff moan about management lapsing jobs
people are there own worst enemy
just do the job as to the 318
thats all we ask
but i ask the question
why do you come in an hour early
if they said you had to work an hours overtime each day without pay, you would say frack off
but that is exactly what is happening
you comming in early, finishing early is all they see
then the staff moan about management lapsing jobs
people are there own worst enemy
just do the job as to the 318
thats all we ask
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Oxfordshirepostie
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Re: Trying out 20 rural jobs
I never see the reps having their breaks????
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arnold cheshire
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Re: Trying out 20 rural jobs
this isnt goodOxfordshirepostie wrote:I come in about a hr early sometimes, just to help them out a bit.
So do you know which rural jobs are the twenty?
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keithposty
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Re: Trying out 20 rural jobs
Oxfordshirepostie wrote:I never see the reps having their breaks????
they are prob having breakfast in the canteen and supporting it
like every other member of staff should be
you get paid for your break so use it
staff will moan when they put the canteen staff out of a job
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Oxfordshirepostie
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Re: Trying out 20 rural jobs
Well it would help if the reps did work like the rest of us, rather than just swan around doing nothing, I think you are lazy and in it or a easy number for yourself.
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keithposty
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Re: Trying out 20 rural jobs
Oxfordshirepostie wrote:Well it would help if the reps did work like the rest of us, rather than just swan around doing nothing, I think you are lazy and in it or a easy number for yourself.
that may be your opinion but the truth is in the pudding
nothing it seems has been decided yet so i would wait before casting negative assumptions
remember, reps have had traning on the revisions etc, staff have not
its not all about delivery spans
we have the employment and equality acts to consider. reps have to face the wrath of the dsm when they are putting in stage 1 disagreements each week
before stating misconceived comments think what the reps are doing on your behalf for your welfare
if you are not happy with the status quo then stand as a rep yourself
simples
nobody will be getting anything easy
the resign will see to that
i know one of the reps is covered under the disability discrimination act and is on full time union release being a branch official and the other is on release until implementation of the revision
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arnold cheshire
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Re: Trying out 20 rural jobs
fantasy landWallyman wrote:Nobody else would do it Keith, don't think they realise that you are doing union stuff out of work hours too.
I will be happy along as jobs are all fair and can complete them without rushing around.
Keep up the good work
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keithposty
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Re: Trying out 20 rural jobs
all thats needed is for people to do the job as intended and not cut corners
there would be no complaints then, but as stated
people are there own worst enemy
your reps will back you 100 % bit at least help us out now and again

there would be no complaints then, but as stated
people are there own worst enemy
your reps will back you 100 % bit at least help us out now and again
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Trying out 20 rural jobs
Not my rep, or the one before him. They were always taking stuff home to work on, in fact sometimes I help them, we also have a committee, of which I am a member, that meets outside working hours.bringon4dayweeks wrote:fantasy landWallyman wrote:Nobody else would do it Keith, don't think they realise that you are doing union stuff out of work hours too.
I will be happy along as jobs are all fair and can complete them without rushing around.
Keep up the good work
Unless you know keithposty, which is doubtful, then your generalising of reps is unfair and biased. Yes there are poor reps who are in it for themselves, but there are also reps who put in hours of unpaid work, who give their utmost to get the best deals they can for ungrateful and blinkered colleagues, who go toe-to-toe with managers when posties have cocked up.Oxfordshirepostie wrote:Well it would help if the reps did work like the rest of us, rather than just swan around doing nothing, I think you are lazy and in it or a easy number for yourself.
So I shall say it again - your rep may be lazy and in it for an easy life, but it does not mean they all are. In fact from all the Threads keithposty has started, a lot of them in the afternoon and evening, it seems to indicate he is working hard to make sure his colleagues get the best revision possible, and in his own free time as well.
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Oxfordshirepostie
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Re: Trying out 20 rural jobs
I wasn't at work today, but have heard they had a big gather around. Union have agreed changes without the staff even having a vote on, they are going to bring in a few revised rounds at a time or something. 