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1 week into p&L
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wheresourmoney
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1 week into p&L
Hi lads and ladies,thought you might like to hear how our P&L is going in our office.First we were asked if we would come in half hour early, we had night sorters come in as well for what was called a settling in period of two weeks, even with this advantage it appears that most are either cutting off or claiming,alas this also brings out the ugly side of managment,we have already had people taken into the office for a dressing down for what managment are claiming is a lack of effort,,one of our main concerns is the pain, the pain in our backs,our knees and our legs, please tell me the pain does ease over time.
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Lounge Lizard
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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- Joined: 06 Aug 2007, 21:54
Re: 1 week into p&L
"one of our main concerns is the pain, the pain in our backs,our knees and our legs, please tell me the pain does ease over time" - Sorry, no it doesn't ease, far from it, a few years and you'll be thinking about knee and hip replacements. 
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Judgee
- EX ROYAL MAIL
- Posts: 2259
- Joined: 23 Oct 2007, 15:18
Re: 1 week into p&L
If it's any consolation, we are 10 months into P & L and you don't notice the pain so much it's still there you just get used to it! 
Union what Union? Do we have a union?
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Brandy
- EX ROYAL MAIL
- Posts: 729
- Joined: 12 Sep 2011, 21:03
- Gender: Female
Re: 1 week into p&L
Let see the demonstrators demonstrate !!!!!
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keithposty
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- Joined: 22 Feb 2011, 11:44
- Gender: Male
Re: 1 week into p&L
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we have already had people taken into the office for a dressing down for what managment are claiming is a lack of effort
SIMPLE ANSWER
performance standards agreement
we have already had people taken into the office for a dressing down for what managment are claiming is a lack of effort
SIMPLE ANSWER
performance standards agreement
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daveyeff
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Re: 1 week into p&L
already had the knee job, the other ones starting now, roll on evr,sLounge Lizard wrote:"one of our main concerns is the pain, the pain in our backs,our knees and our legs, please tell me the pain does ease over time" - Sorry, no it doesn't ease, far from it, a few years and you'll be thinking about knee and hip replacements.
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celerycelery
- Posts: 675
- Joined: 20 Sep 2007, 16:44
Re: 1 week into p&L
did laugh when they said p&l will take the weight off your shoulder. no mention of the strain on your back, legs and knees though.
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SexyLegs
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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- Joined: 13 Apr 2010, 16:00
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Re: 1 week into p&L
'First we were asked if we would come in half hour early'wheresourmoney wrote:Hi lads and ladies,thought you might like to hear how our P&L is going in our office.First we were asked if we would come in half hour early,we had night sorters come in as well for what was called a settling in period of two weeks, even with this advantage it appears that most are either cutting off or claiming,alas this also brings out the ugly side of managment,we have already had people taken into the office for a dressing down for what managment are claiming is a lack of effort,,one of our main concerns is the pain, the pain in our backs,our knees and our legs, please tell me the pain does ease over time.
I would have said, why would I want to do that?, your fancy systems have worked out that this is the amount of time needed to complete these/this duty so no, I won't be coming in early, but I will be cutting off if your systems have got it wrong, and then it will be your problem boss - Bye :)
Oooohh can't wait, speech is prepared as per the above, wonder what they'll say!
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clashcityrocker
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- Location: strummerville
Re: 1 week into p&L
They'll say:SexyLegs wrote: 'First we were asked if we would come in half hour early'
I would have said, why would I want to do that?, your fancy systems have worked out that this is the amount of time needed to complete these/this duty so no, I won't be coming in early, but I will be cutting off if your systems have got it wrong, and then it will be your problem boss - Bye :)
Oooohh can't wait, speech is prepared as per the above, wonder what they'll say!
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fishtank
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Re: 1 week into p&L
Every revision i've been involved in has needed a bedding in period.
Even the revisions that have "worked".
It is a good opportunity for part-timers to earn some extra money that doesn't involve even more delivery.
Some of our part-timers who were asked to start early during the bedding in period never stopped coming in early and are now full-time.
Even the revisions that have "worked".
It is a good opportunity for part-timers to earn some extra money that doesn't involve even more delivery.
Some of our part-timers who were asked to start early during the bedding in period never stopped coming in early and are now full-time.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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IloveMYredTROLLEY!
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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Re: 1 week into p&L
FT, is that full-time hours by simply boosting their contract hours with o/t, or is that a written FT contract with credit for these extra hours with extra holiday and sick pay?fishtank wrote:Every revision i've been involved in has needed a bedding in period.
Even the revisions that have "worked".
It is a good opportunity for part-timers to earn some extra money that doesn't involve even more delivery.
Some of our part-timers who were asked to start early during the bedding in period never stopped coming in early and are now full-time.
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fishtank
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Re: 1 week into p&L
IloveMYredTROLLEY! wrote: FT, is that full-time hours by simply boosting their contract hours with o/t, or is that a written FT contract with credit for these extra hours with extra holiday and sick pay?
The first 6 weeks it was O/T.
After the 6 week PIR when it was made clear to management that the office needed the extra resource the positions became temporary full-time with full holiday and sick absence benefits.
After about 6 months when it became clear the office would always need this extra resource they became substantive positions.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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BELIAL
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BELIAL
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: 1 week into p&L
A real and actual position, as opposed to temporary or transient.BELIAL wrote:What's a "substantive position"?
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