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Post by mandelsons_toenail »

I'm in one of the withdrawn from revision southern/eastern offices

Heard today that as of next week we are back on the revision

Is this true?

As usual nothing from union
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Post by AnotherLimey »

mandelsons_toenail wrote:I'm in one of the withdrawn from revision southern/eastern offices

Heard today that as of next week we are back on the revision

Is this true?

As usual nothing from union
You must have heard something from the union in the first place to be withdrawn? :cuppa
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Post by mandelsons_toenail »

Yes

A 10 second phonecall 5 weeks ago
:cuppa
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mandelsons_toenail wrote:Yes

A 10 second phonecall 5 weeks ago
:cuppa
10 seconds - you are honoured that they found time to fit you in with all the negotiations going on.
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Post by Big Daz »

Roadshow next week I'm sure we will have info on state of play for revision involvement by then to go with the info that we get at the roadshow.
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Post by Martin Walsh »

London achieved an agreement last week which resolved the issues and was endorsed by the area reps and therefore we will now be re-engaging back on revisons. Anglia also achieved an agreement . Not sure on the South East Divisonal Committee.
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i work at livingston do and we had are park and loop revison over 2 years ago and were still f#### and have not had resign yet either.
then they wonder why people are pulling out of the union we just seem more lost then ever :cuppa still maybe next yea will be a better year in the royal mail family :pray :pray
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Post by mandelsons_toenail »

dingo wrote:London achieved an agreement last week which resolved the issues and was endorsed by the area reps and therefore we will now be re-engaging back on revisons. Anglia also achieved an agreement . Not sure on the South East Divisonal Committee.
Thanks dingo

Shame my area rep
Hasn't told me
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I watch a program called "Undercover Boss" which has been used over here but much more in the USA - now wouldn't it be a good idea for Dave Ward and Moya to do a park and loop for a week just to see how it really is and not what their perspective thinks it is. It's quite amazing the number of american bosses who clearly do not realise how hard work is on the front line and I'm quite certain that those two don't either. A day in the callers would perhaps give them some idea of the scale of the packet/parcel problem.
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:thumbup to the callers idea :cool
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dvbuk55 wrote:- now wouldn't it be a good idea for Dave Ward and Moya to do a park and loop for a week
I don't see Dave fitting in a Bipper.
The societies of consumption and squandering of material resources are incompatible with the idea of economic growth and a clean planet.
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Why on earth is the UNION signing off revisions Two take place when we ALL NO that it isent working You give them advice to say thats far two big that duty Then they say the computer says it isent COME ON UNION back up the postemen on what we say Not bring it in an change it LATER :arrrghhh :arrrghhh
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dingo wrote:London achieved an agreement last week which resolved the issues and was endorsed by the area reps and therefore we will now be re-engaging back on revisons. Anglia also achieved an agreement . Not sure on the South East Divisonal Committee.
so what agreement was achieved by london
what issues were resolved and endorsed by area reps
are the issues and agreements any different to the rest of the uk
or is being kept hush hush for the benefit of the select
the rest of the membership should be shown or informed if benefits or changes to 2010 have been altered :no no
we await with interest
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Post by Martin Walsh »

Don't worry hans we have not got an extra £1000, or the 35 hour weeks or no park and loop. What we gave achieved is that Royal Mail must honour the agreement and various joint statements regarding no targets of 100bsi , no pre conceived start or delivery spans and a few other issues where we believed they were breaking the agreement .
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well west of scot expected to achieve 100% +
moved our start times and finish times to later