workplace coach

[postiemids]

im going to apply for workplace coach what do i need to put in the letter of application

[clashcityrocker]

a tenner.

[daveyeff]

tee hee

[hans solo]

if your applying for work place coach wtf do you need to ask what to do

[dvbuk55]

if your applying for work place coach wtf do you need to ask what to do

Ah yes! My favourite, if I'm feeling that way about, when someone comes snivelling that their PDA isn't working - I ask who coached them, then tell them to go to the bloke who gets £30 a week for tuition.

[midegarelu]

im going to apply for workplace coach what do i need to put in the letter of application

I thought CWU had pulled out of wcm. Workplace coaches now come under the umbrella of wcm!
Also the hassle from everyone isn't worth the extra dosh.

:vcfo

[TrueBlueTerrier]

im going to apply for workplace coach what do i need to put in the letter of application

Its a job application, so if you want to apply for it (I wouldn't) treat it as such. If you struggle to highlight the skills you will bring to the job, then you'll need to ask yourself some difficult questions.

[k979aaa]

im going to apply for workplace coach what do i need to put in the letter of application

I thought CWU had pulled out of wcm. Workplace coaches now come under the umbrella of wcm!
Also the hassle from everyone isn't worth the extra dosh.

:vcfo

Yep your right why make life hard for yourself and others except management ours do all their old work so the managers can have tea and biscuits at 10:00 nice life while it lasts.

[hans solo]

its a fcukin disgrace wcm wpc all their little favs getting jobs for the boys jumped up little hitlers
their still in union which should be stopped running back to linos like schoolboys
will they answer the strike call i dont think so
and thats what is coming fighting inhouse engineered by mgmt who are supposed to be against privatisation
corrupt to the core

[Shaman Mao]

I've been a work place coach for 3 years now and, in my office, the WPCs are the only ones who have definitely stated that they'll be on strike and won't be crossing picket lines.

Being a WPC has NOTHING to do with WCM although RM are trying their best to involve us. It's not in the National Agreement and I want nothing to do with it! In my universe being a WPC is about helping new entrants and people who don't know how to reboot a PDA.

[tommyrep]

I've been a work place coach for 3 years now and, in my office, the WPCs are the only ones who have definitely stated that they'll be on strike and won't be crossing picket lines.

Being a WPC has NOTHING to do with WCM although RM are trying their best to involve us. It's not in the National Agreement and I want nothing to do with it! In my universe being a WPC is about helping new entrants and people who don't know how to reboot a PDA.

And it has nothing to do with the extra £30/ week ! Pull the other one, and good to know that hand picked "managers pets/spies" are rock solid behind any strike. As CWU members, I would have thought that any need not to cross a picket line is expected of them - surely the very thought far less "attempt" to approach a picket line then to be ASKED not to go in and work as a scab would never enter the minds of your WPCs colleagues.!!!!!!

[aiden01]

I've been a work place coach for 3 years now and, in my office, the WPCs are the only ones who have definitely stated that they'll be on strike and won't be crossing picket lines.

Being a WPC has NOTHING to do with WCM although RM are trying their best to involve us. It's not in the National Agreement and I want nothing to do with it! In my universe being a WPC is about helping new entrants and people who don't know how to reboot a PDA.

And it has nothing to do with the extra £30/ week ! Pull the other one, and good to know that hand picked "managers pets/spies" are rock solid behind any strike. As CWU members, I would have thought that any need not to cross a picket line is expected of them - surely the very thought far less "attempt" to approach a picket line then to be ASKED not to go in and work as a scab would never enter the minds of your WPCs colleagues.!!!!!!

were did he say he would cross a picket line though I think plenty of wcms will he says hes a wpc.

[north london driver]

before all this talk about a strike it may help to have a ballot or does union headquaters now
think this is the best deal of the centry again.
ballot the members on the proposed agreement lets see what we are being offered.

[tommyrep]

I've been a work place coach for 3 years now and, in my office, the WPCs are the only ones who have definitely stated that they'll be on strike and won't be crossing picket lines.

Being a WPC has NOTHING to do with WCM although RM are trying their best to involve us. It's not in the National Agreement and I want nothing to do with it! In my universe being a WPC is about helping new entrants and people who don't know how to reboot a PDA.

And it has nothing to do with the extra £30/ week ! Pull the other one, and good to know that hand picked "managers pets/spies" are rock solid behind any strike. As CWU members, I would have thought that any need not to cross a picket line is expected of them - surely the very thought far less "attempt" to approach a picket line then to be ASKED not to go in and work as a scab would never enter the minds of your WPCs colleagues.!!!!!!

were did he say he would cross a picket line though I think plenty of wcms will he says hes a wpc.

I never said he would pass a picket line !! He makes reference to his WPCs colleagues as being " the only ones who have definitely stated that they'll be on strike and won't be crossing a picket Line " My point is that it is a rather rash statement, reflecting poorly on his other colleagues who may be fully behind a strike and form a picket line ! My view on his post is that he seems to be elevating the WPC's as being a solid group of individuals - which I applaud - but ! to try and make a point scoring exercise on a basic trade unionists duty NOT to pass a picket line and assume it as feather in his cap is a bit rich, in my opinion- rant over.