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Mail Centre Resign

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Glygan
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Mail Centre Resign

Post by Glygan »

Can anyone tell me the rules when a resign happens at a mail centre?

Was told by a rep that seniority is not taken into account and its done on shift and tpm allowance.
PhilthyPhil
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Post by PhilthyPhil »

Seniority still applies but you can not knock someone off a job if it means RM would have to pay them pay protection. So essentially it is seniority on shift rather than in the MC overall.
Glygan
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Post by Glygan »

Thanks for the info.
roger
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Post by roger »

About the only exception to to that would be an early d




I think that the only exception to that would be an early manual duty that had changed enough to be included in the resign which would then be able to be signed for by the most senior person from any shift.
Glygan
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Re: Mail Centre Resign

Post by Glygan »

Just wondering, would it be seniority on that shift or seniority in RM?
roger
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Re: Mail Centre Resign

Post by roger »

RM senority
silly suffolk
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Post by silly suffolk »

Glygan wrote:Can anyone tell me the rules when a resign happens at a mail centre?

Was told by a rep that seniority is not taken into account and its done on shift and tpm allowance.
had a resign recently, totally on seniority. anyone who lost out on shift allowance gets mtsf.
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roger
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Post by roger »

It's not just mech staff, anyone getting a pensionable allowance comes under pay protection.
Glygan
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Post by Glygan »

Great info all, I thank you for taking the time to reply... Merry Christmas to you.
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Post by IcanthelpthewayIam »

whisperstar24 wrote:resourcing jobs through major change agreement 2003 states that if a manual job before a resign and after the new proposals has not changed by more than 30 mins or 25% in content then those people can opt out of that resign.The remaining staff in the resign will have it done on seniority .This is how it should be done. With regard to mtsf and pay protection if mech staff are in a resign then it has to be done according to time in receipt of allowances ,so this take preference over seniority unless time on the job with allowances is exactly the same

thats been superseeded by the way forward agreement and the way forward agreement no longer includes the 30min or 25% its "any change" now and its included in resign
whisperstar24
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the resourcing jobs agreement was after way forward agreement but both have been superceded by mtsf-true
roger
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Post by roger »

whisperstar24 wrote:the resourcing jobs agreement was after way forward agreement but both have been superceded by mtsf-true
Only when allowances are involved.