EVR Pay Off

[Morethan16KG]

I would think there I chances of buy downs in delivery if you are one of the ones that is still on 40 hours!

I'm on 39 hours

[Darren Bent]

How much would people get if they work for royal mail for 8 years full time and is 41. Just interested to know to see what kind of EVR will Royal Mail offer.

[TrueBlueTerrier]

I would think there I chances of buy downs in delivery if you are one of the ones that is still on 40 hours!

I'm on 39 hours

Same thing - although after Monday everyone on 40 should now be on 39 hours.

[Lincox]

I dont, think it will be enough for Villa to buy their way out of relegation Darren.

[dvbuk55]

You have kind of answered your own question there wacko! You haven't needed it, it's mostly in mail centres where the volumes of work fall and changes are made or they have to make the yearly savings!

Oh well I suppose that accounts for where the slack(ers) in the system are within RM. Whilst delivery gets worked into the ground with offices run on a skeleton staff, M.C.s have the luxury of excess staff and regular EVR being offered.

Not really! Mail centres get new ways of working so productivity goes up and the job gets done more efficiently with new machines ie the walk sequencers etc! Where as there is always going to be the same amount of houses that get covered on a walk.

You are right in a sense db BUT delivery offices also have walk sequencers which cuts down on indoor work we've had them over a year and we haven't had a single buy out - so that would lend itself to believe that MCs have been overstaffed and delivery offices have been working stripped to the bone for years.

[BingBong]

You have kind of answered your own question there wacko! You haven't needed it, it's mostly in mail centres where the volumes of work fall and changes are made or they have to make the yearly savings!

Oh well I suppose that accounts for where the slack(ers) in the system are within RM. Whilst delivery gets worked into the ground with offices run on a skeleton staff, M.C.s have the luxury of excess staff and regular EVR being offered.

Not really! Mail centres get new ways of working so productivity goes up and the job gets done more efficiently with new machines ie the walk sequencers etc! Where as there is always going to be the same amount of houses that get covered on a walk.

Efficiently

[TrueBlueTerrier]

Where as there is always going to be the same amount of houses that get covered on a walk.

Not strictly true, especially if you consider new builds, change of use to residential, evictions and boarding ups - and of course the permanent temporary lapsing which seems to get bigger and bigger.

[baldrick]

How much would people get if they work for royal mail for 8 years full time and is 41. Just interested to know to see what kind of EVR will Royal Mail offer.

You would get 30 weeks.

[Darren Bent]

is this tax free or with tax. 302 x 30 weeks or full wages x 30 ? (That is about 9,600) no good though.

[north london driver]

is this tax free or with tax. 302 x 30 weeks or full wages x 30 ? (That is about 9,600) no good though.

on evr pay-offs i think the first 30,000 is tax free but you should check.
also was there not talk of eec laws coming in 2013 which would up the rate on evr,s ?.

[fishtank]

is this tax free or with tax. 302 x 30 weeks or full wages x 30 ? (That is about 9,600) no good though.

Yes it would be tax free and no it would be no good.
It's 30 weeks pay so at your age you basically have 30 weeks to find another job paying the same just to break even.
Good luck with that.

On the overall subject of buydown and VR in delivery,if you are in an office with a 90%+ full-time staffing and those staff want 9 day fortnights or 4 day weeks there is a good chance your revision will produce surplus staff because those attendance patterns murder headcount and full-time working.