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Bank holiday payment 2

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Re: Bank holiday payment 2

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Ask for a grievance form
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Re: Bank holiday payment 2

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You can download the grievance form off this site. Fill it in, put it in an envelope, and ask him for the name and address for his boss, when he asks why tell him.
He'll change his mind and pay you, though you will make him a bigger enemy.
Alternatively, if you don't want him to know until it's too late, ask your Rep/Area Rep where you should send it. Unless you know who his boss is already.
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Re: Bank holiday payment 2

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UnhappyGremlin wrote:You can download the grievance form off this site. Fill it in, put it in an envelope, and ask him for the name and address for his boss, when he asks why tell him.
He'll change his mind and pay you, though you will make him a bigger enemy.
Alternatively, if you don't want him to know until it's too late, as your Rep/Area Rep where ysend it. Unless you know who his boss is already.
I was thinking just asking my DOM for the form would be enough to trigger them to pay me!
I know who their boss is but not sure where they're based, easily found out though. The DOM has it in for a lot of us, for no apparent reason, so don't really care if I make a bigger enemy of them!
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Re: Bank holiday payment 2

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WOBBLY wrote:
UnhappyGremlin wrote:You can download the grievance form off this site. Fill it in, put it in an envelope, and ask him for the name and address for his boss, when he asks why tell him.
He'll change his mind and pay you, though you will make him a bigger enemy.
Alternatively, if you don't want him to know until it's too late, as your Rep/Area Rep where ysend it. Unless you know who his boss is already.
I was thinking just asking my DOM for the form would be enough to trigger them to pay me!
I know who their boss is but not sure where they're based, easily found out though. The DOM has it in for a lot of us, for no apparent reason, so don't really care if I make a bigger enemy of them!
It may be enough, but then ................
better to go into the office with one already printed off in your hand. Explain to the DOM that you need to know his boss's address so that you can send it off.
This may be enough to trigger payment :angel

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Plus, if you take one in with you already to go and tell them, you do get to enjoy the look on the DOM's face. It will be a picture. :Very Happy :Very Happy
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Re: Bank holiday payment 2

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The grievance worked a treat and I finally got my payment at the end of last week :-)
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WOBBLY wrote:The grievance worked a treat and I finally got my payment at the end of last week :-)
:Applause :Applause :Applause
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Re: Bank holiday payment 2

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WOBBLY wrote:The grievance worked a treat and I finally got my payment at the end of last week :-)
Congrats. Just watch your back, it will have a target on it now. Though, in my view, you wouldn't have had to go as far as you did had the manager done his job properly.
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Re: Bank holiday payment 2

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UnhappyGremlin wrote:
WOBBLY wrote:The grievance worked a treat and I finally got my payment at the end of last week :-)
Congrats. Just watch your back, it will have a target on it now. Though, in my view, you wouldn't have had to go as far as you did had the manager done his job properly.
All has been fine so far! * touches wood * :-)
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Re: Bank holiday payment 2

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WOBBLY wrote:
UnhappyGremlin wrote:
WOBBLY wrote:The grievance worked a treat and I finally got my payment at the end of last week :-)
Congrats. Just watch your back, it will have a target on it now. Though, in my view, you wouldn't have had to go as far as you did had the manager done his job properly.
All has been fine so far! * touches wood * :-)
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Re: Bank holiday payment 2

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TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
WOBBLY wrote:
UnhappyGremlin wrote:
WOBBLY wrote:The grievance worked a treat and I finally got my payment at the end of last week :-)
Congrats. Just watch your back, it will have a target on it now. Though, in my view, you wouldn't have had to go as far as you did had the manager done his job properly.
All has been fine so far! * touches wood * :-)
please not in mixed company :chuckle :chuckle
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Re: Bank holiday payment 2

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Kidders wrote:The power of a Grievance Form should not be underestimated.
If you knew how many unresolved grievances there are in Royal Mail you wouldn't say that.
The grievance procedure is a deeply flawed relic of days gone by that badly needs updating.
The Bullying and Harassment procedure has been updated...but it's still crap.
Both rely on strong branch support which is sadly missing in too many areas.
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Re: Bank holiday payment 2

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fishtank wrote:
Kidders wrote:The power of a Grievance Form should not be underestimated.
If you knew how many unresolved grievances there are in Royal Mail you wouldn't say that.
The grievance procedure is a deeply flawed relic of days gone by that badly needs updating.
The Bullying and Harassment procedure has been updated...but it's still crap.
Both rely on strong branch support which is sadly missing in too many areas.
I know where you are at, the truth is, and I am loath to say it, but some Reps don't follow the proccess through, I believe that Branch Secretary's should be copied in on all Grievance's and ensure they ALL reach a resolution.