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Revison lump sums up to date payments list
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Martin Walsh
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Revison lump sums up to date payments list
The Up to date payment list is as follows
150 units have still recieved nothing from transformation
392 have recieved £200
14 have recieved £400
19 have recieved £600 and are awaiting a further £200
530 have received £800
369 have recieved the full £1000
150 units have still recieved nothing from transformation
392 have recieved £200
14 have recieved £400
19 have recieved £600 and are awaiting a further £200
530 have received £800
369 have recieved the full £1000
Last edited by POSTMAN on 10 Jan 2013, 21:39, edited 1 time in total.
Reason: Edited title,cheers Dingo.
Reason: Edited title,cheers Dingo.
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worktotime
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Re: Revison lump sums
deal of the century comes to minddingo wrote:The Up to date payment list is as follows
150 units have still recieved nothing from transformation
392 have recieved £200
14 have recieved £400
19 have recieved £600 and are awaiting a further £200
530 have received £800
369 have recieved the full £1000
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pants123
Re: Revison lump sums
thank you DINGO for the info...
we are still waiting for the last £200 .... from 18 months ago....
i grateful for your info from above.... cheers..
many thanks..
we are still waiting for the last £200 .... from 18 months ago....
i grateful for your info from above.... cheers..
many thanks..
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DGP1
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Re: Revison lump sums
Nope, we've had nothing

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Lincox
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Re: Revison lump sums up to date payments list
Dingo, when you say units, are we talking about large DOs. I work in an SPDO and although our parent DO has received the full £1000 we are still waiting for the final £200. The National Agreement states that SPDOs will receive their payments in line with the parent DO. So why is this not happening? We keep being told by area rep that it is waiting to be signed off. This is nonsense because it should have been signed off the same time that the DO received theirs.
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Wild Rover
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Re: Revison lump sums up to date payments list
Erm, so why are the Union not kicking up hell over this? Coz if they are it's pretty quiet......dingo wrote:The Up to date payment list is as follows
150 units have still recieved nothing from transformation
392 have recieved £200
14 have recieved £400
19 have recieved £600 and are awaiting a further £200
530 have received £800
369 have recieved the full £1000
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dvbuk55
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Re: Revison lump sums up to date payments list
Still a long way from the full monty though.
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fishtank
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Re: Revison lump sums up to date payments list
There are some interesting statistics amongst that lot.
With only 3 months to go until the original end date 150 units have made no attempt to "transform"?
Not even a table top?
Seems very difficult to believe.
14 have received £400?
Is that delivery offices?
If so how does that work?
That combination wasn't even part of the plan.
Only 369 out of 1500 odd offices have managed to complete the transformation process,sign off the PIR and bank the money in nearly 3 years....very poor.
With only 3 months to go until the original end date 150 units have made no attempt to "transform"?
Not even a table top?
Seems very difficult to believe.
14 have received £400?
Is that delivery offices?
If so how does that work?
That combination wasn't even part of the plan.
Only 369 out of 1500 odd offices have managed to complete the transformation process,sign off the PIR and bank the money in nearly 3 years....very poor.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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PhilthyPhil
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Re: Revison lump sums up to date payments list
The list probably includes all business units. MCs and Engineers have a £400/£600 split.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Revison lump sums up to date payments list
Make that 368 -fishtank wrote:Only 369 out of 1500 odd offices have managed to complete the transformation process,sign off the PIR and bank the money in nearly 3 years....very poor.
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Martin Walsh
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Re: Revison lump sums up to date payments list
Fish the 14 offices are from your neck of the woods done a deal to get that amount.
Now it is true that there are 150 offices who have yet to do a revison and one of options is that they do a combined revison and get the full £1000.
There are 200 revisions planned to be introduced prior to the end of the financial year. My guess is that there will be drift on that. However the union`s position is we cannot move onto any further talks on the future without paying the outstanding lump sums.
The list does not include mail centres , collection hubs only delivery offices.
Now it is true that there are 150 offices who have yet to do a revison and one of options is that they do a combined revison and get the full £1000.
There are 200 revisions planned to be introduced prior to the end of the financial year. My guess is that there will be drift on that. However the union`s position is we cannot move onto any further talks on the future without paying the outstanding lump sums.
The list does not include mail centres , collection hubs only delivery offices.
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fishtank
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Re: Revison lump sums up to date payments list
Kind of thought that.dingo wrote:Fish the 14 offices are from your neck of the woods done a deal to get that amount.
The "move to later starts outside the revision process" mob.
Not their finest moment in my humble opinion.
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dvbuk55
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Re: Revison lump sums up to date payments list
How can you "do a deal" outside of the revision process?
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Revison lump sums up to date payments list
Revisions were being done in MCs and with Network drivers.dvbuk55 wrote:How can you "do a deal" outside of the revision process?
This was going to have a knock-on effect on DOs.
The move to a 7am start was a consequence of changes elsewhere in the operation that impacted on deliveries before they had their revisions.
Getting £400 for offices who hadn't seen a penny of the TLS wasn't that bad a move I don't think.
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Ahebban
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Re: Revison lump sums up to date payments list
My guys would happily absorb our current lapsed duties for £1000 by end of March -
- RM can plan for a DMR whenever they like thereafter at my DO 
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