comments please on this letter that was pushed through my door today. i have just had a big operation and i will be off work and on crutches for a while.
it all seems very clever in the way it is written, but i think comes close to B & h
RM knew about this absence period for the last month as the hospital admission was planned
well yes it is! Maybe Fat Dave will make another one of his rousing speeches about posties being harrassed and threaten with their pay being stopped...then doing feck all about it.
The grabbing hands
Grab all they can
All for themselves
After all
BoltonPostie wrote:well yes it is! Maybe Fat Dave will make another one of his rousing speeches about posties being harrassed and threaten with their pay being stopped...then doing feck all about it.
i recieved the same letter on my 2nd day of absence from an accident on duty which i have been issued a stage 1 warning for this morning this union needs to get an appeal sorted out for 1st and 2nd stage warnings instead of sitting on their arses twiddleing their thumbs what happend to the fight to get our shares money answer sweet F.A
Word on the Scotland grapevine is that management will now be focussing their attention on the management of sick absence accidents.
"Today’s workplace has become heartless and soulless. Employees are seen as units of labour, automatons, functionaries, objects for achieving designated tasks, and as costs to be minimised."
BoltonPostie wrote:well yes it is! Maybe Fat Dave will make another one of his rousing speeches about posties being harrassed and threaten with their pay being stopped...then doing feck all about it.
When you say he'll do nothing - there will probably be a small cocktail party at which the various subjects will be laughed off as mere grievances and when the seats on RM Board becomes available.............................well they'll be pulling together.
brothermagrew wrote:Word on the Scotland grapevine is that management will now be focussing their attention on the management of sick absence accidents.
Been happening over here for a while, always blame the postie (told by a senior H&S manager).
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
I was informed by my DOM, that as we are now using the new PSP thingy, when a OPG goes sick, a letter is produced by the PSP system. I've not seen a sample, but I can beleive that yours would fit the bill.
BoltonPostie wrote:well yes it is! Maybe Fat Dave will make another one of his rousing speeches about posties being harrassed and threaten with their pay being stopped...then doing feck all about it.
guy in our office got hisa pay stopped because a lino said they had phoned him
this was on his first week off
trythat wrote:I was informed by my DOM, that as we are now using the new PSP thingy, when a OPG goes sick, a letter is produced by the PSP system. I've not seen a sample, but I can beleive that yours would fit the bill.
whats PSP?
letters are still produced in the DOs
got one myself after having an OP
standard BS
trythat wrote:I was informed by my DOM, that as we are now using the new PSP thingy, when a OPG goes sick, a letter is produced by the PSP system. I've not seen a sample, but I can beleive that yours would fit the bill.
whats PSP?
letters are still produced in the DOs
got one myself after having an OP
standard BS
I thought it was PSP, the new system that comes with your new pay number, allows DOMS to do more using the PC rather than having to get in touch with HR etc. Sure I saw something in the Union room ... but then again I might have the wrong initials for it though :)