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Scottish Local Elections.

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fishtank
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Scottish Local Elections.

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Polling cards will be despatched from the mailing house 28th March.
Expected to hit the delivery offices thurs/fri next week.
They will be DSA.
Normal Election Agreements stand.
Make sure your office gets paid.
You have been warned.
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Re: Scottish Local Elections.

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It's the same old question though, how much Fish? :)
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Re: Scottish Local Elections.

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Any idea how much it is Fishtank? :wink:
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Re: Scottish Local Elections.

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AnotherLimey wrote:It's the same old question though, how much Fish? :)
The core minimum payment is 3p per card.
The other element of payment is subject to area variations.
The maximum cap is 6.6p per item.
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Re: Scottish Local Elections.

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Am sure will be the 3.5p per card for sure,thanks for the advice :thumbup
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Re: Scottish Local Elections.

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It will vary from Area to Area, Office to Office. We could not find a local agreement within our DO so had one imposed at the last election. :d'oh!

The intention is to get a properly negotiated local agreement in place for next time. :pray
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Re: Scottish Local Elections.

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Any Conservative candidates this time ? :left:
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Re: Scottish Local Elections.

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How do they work it out,reference area,is it doen by the quanity of cards for every area,the more the higher the price for each card.? :hmmmm
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Re: Scottish Local Elections.

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Lounge Lizard wrote:Any Conservative candidates this time ? :left:
Do you think the Lib Dems will bother standing :left:
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Re: Scottish Local Elections.

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andy prentice wrote:How do they work it out,reference area,is it doen by the quanity of cards for every area,the more the higher the price for each card.? :hmmmm
Sorry had to change the figures. :neutral:
We used to get paid in hours for delivering them before it moved to pence/item.
The figure for your office is based on what it used to cost in hours.

4) Payments

All existing local payments covering the delivery of election material as stated in paragraph 2 above will remain in place, and in accordance with this agreement, with the following exceptions.
1. The minimum payment for delivering election material will be 3p per item.
2. The maximum payment for delivering election material will be 6.6p per item.
3. All hours based schemes will be converted to pence per item schemes and then the criteria in 1 and 2 above will be applied. Where delivery offices have introduced a SDD revision since the last delivery of election material then the following formula will be applied prior to the criteria in 1 and 2 above being applied.

Previous no. Walks/Current no. of Walks X O/T hours per walk e.g. 35 X 2 hrs hours /20= 3.5hrs


4. In those Units where there are two payments e.g. 4.5p for the first three parties and 1.67p for additional parties the minimum payment will become 3p with any payments over this amount being retained.
5. In those Units where there is a mixture of hours and pence per item based payments the process in 4) 3. above will be followed for the hours based element, with the process in 4) 4. above then being applied.
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Re: Scottish Local Elections.

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The service standard for poll cards will depend upon which of our products (eg, Walksort; DSA or perhaps even STL) each returning officer chooses to use. The cards should be dealt with in line with the normal specification for each product stream.

What's the normal specification for DSA?
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Re: Scottish Local Elections.

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fishtank wrote:
AnotherLimey wrote:It's the same old question though, how much Fish? :)
The core minimum payment is 3p per card.
The other element of payment is subject to area variations.
The maximum cap is 6.6p per item.
As usaul more local agreements, why no price for everyone? it's a joke every election, one office being paid double than another for the same work, thanks for the info though Fish :Very Happy
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Re: Scottish Local Elections.

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AnotherLimey wrote:
fishtank wrote:
AnotherLimey wrote:It's the same old question though, how much Fish? :)
The core minimum payment is 3p per card.
The other element of payment is subject to area variations.
The maximum cap is 6.6p per item.
As usaul more local agreements, why no price for everyone? it's a joke every election, one office being paid double than another for the same work, thanks for the info though Fish :Very Happy
I agree it's time the payments were equalised.
Problem is RM won't equalise them at the top rate so some areas are going to have to take a hit.
I can't see that going down too well in certain places. :nervous
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Re: Scottish Local Elections.

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1:I aint taking a hit.
2:Love the election threads.
3:Have upped the site bandwidth to cope with the we aint/do we/they say/rep doesn't know/what's the story,payment queries.
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Re: Scottish Local Elections.

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I'm a floater I won't be doing them, unless the regular duty holder wants me to give them a hand to do them as long as they are willing to let me claim.