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What Moya said today

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mashed avocado.
I can't believe I am joining in the cooking thread. :sad:
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clashcityrocker wrote:mashed avocado.
I can't believe I am joining in the cooking thread. :sad:
:Sick I'm no mean cook clash, if it comes in a tin and goes in a pan I can cook it.
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fishtank wrote:
haddie wrote:seems some here are letting bitterness rule their heads. think about what she said to an audience and realise from the posting perhaps she can do something. purely burying oiur heads will do nothing.
What has she promised to do?
Well there is this bit,
"50,000 jobs have been lost but compared to other mail organisations it still has a long way to go"
hope it helps.
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P13 wrote:Did she mention anything about the daily bullying,harrasment, and intimadation being carried out by her managers?, and she said there was no going back on CDV's does she know her managers are splitting up pairings in shared vans and telling staff not to bother with the trollies.

oh and don't forget people not taking breaks and coming in 30-45 mins early and managers turn a blind eye, the whole system stinks.
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Thanks Dingo on the lowdown of what went on today,but by the sounds of things an email with a powerpoint presentation would have got the same message accross.A very good friend in Old St told me 1.2mill was put aside to cover expenses for the 2 days.With up to 4000 invites floating about for the 2 day jolly was it worth it.
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onthestella wrote:Thanks Dingo on the lowdown of what went on today,but by the sounds of things an email with a powerpoint presentation would have got the same message accross.A very good friend in Old St told me 1.2mill was put aside to cover expenses for the 2 days.With up to 4000 invites floating about for the 2 day jolly was it worth it.
Wrong jolly,this is Moya at a branches AGM,see here for the other jolly,no updates on that one yet...
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Another thanks to Dingo for keeping us informed.

To Moya's credit, she does seem to be shocked (as we were!) that those clowns Leighton and Crozier gave in so meekly to the extremist demands of the regulator re: DSA. Now let's see if she can sort that out. Or not.
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Dee Plish wrote:Another thanks to Dingo for keeping us informed.

To Moya's credit, she does seem to be shocked (as we were!) that those clowns Leighton and Crozier gave in so meekly to the extremist demands of the regulator re: DSA. Now let's see if she can sort that out. Or not.
All part of the plan,take away Royal Mails opportunities to make profit so no-one will object to privatising it.After all, Joe Public wouldnt have been happy with privatisation if it wasnt a basket-case ruined by lazy trade union militants would they now .
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If Moya was genuimely concerned about Dsa etc surely she would have pushed the regulator for immediate price increases on stamps and also access to the pipeline,instead she opted for temporary measures to ensure cash flow to take us to where we are today.Dont be fooled the end game is privatisATION and big profits for someone.Our eurobuddies also smash a totemic institution and thereby another part of our national identity is surrendered.
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She has stamp prices will go up massively from the 30th march. downstream access prices will go up by 7 to 8% and packets and parcels are going to be subject to sized based pricing.
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I agree she has now ,the other measures were temporary to ensure cash-flow to get us to the position of today.If such measures had been implemented earlier perhaps privatisation would have not seemed so necessary to the public

I also do not think therefore she has necessarily more of an interest in the well-being of RM than her predecessors.
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Let's not forget...she's been in the job almost 2 years already.
She's had plenty time to make some noise previously but choose not to.
It would be interesting to know how much input Mr Brydon has in the boardroom.
He is a dangerous man with a reputation for ruthlessness..
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Wessex wrote:
Dee Plish wrote:Another thanks to Dingo for keeping us informed.

To Moya's credit, she does seem to be shocked (as we were!) that those clowns Leighton and Crozier gave in so meekly to the extremist demands of the regulator re: DSA. Now let's see if she can sort that out. Or not.
All part of the plan,take away Royal Mails opportunities to make profit so no-one will object to privatising it.After all, Joe Public wouldnt have been happy with privatisation if it wasnt a basket-case ruined by lazy trade union militants would they now .
Precisely ,?Crozier and Layiton did exactly what they were hired for and rewarded lavishly to do.How blinkered would you need to be to think that had anything to do with the wellbeing of RM as a universal service :roll:
Moya "shocked" :left: Don't be daft, it's just new phase ,new tack , the objective remains unchanged.
She has stamp prices will go up massively from the 30th march. downstream access prices will go up by 7 to 8%

So Granny Smith with her 25% increase gets to subsidise struggling banks and energy companies even more :left: We're all in this together
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woohoo 50 x 60p christmas stamps - that's £30 or will we only get 40 this year :hmmmm
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5plusbonusball wrote:woohoo 50 x 60p christmas stamps - that's £30 or will we only get 40 this year :hmmmm
That will be in lieu of next years wage rise lol.

What 's the betting there will be a xmas exclusive on how greedy postal workers get free stamps while Mrs Edna Gringe OAP of Rochdale has to starve herself in order to send crimbo cards

to beloved grandchildren. :Very Happy