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LATER STARTS - Help me please Union Rep
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South East Postie
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LATER STARTS - Help me please Union Rep
if the dispute is unresolved come wednesday, am i entitled to go into work at my normal time of 5am? or do i have to go in at 6.15?
thanks.
thanks.
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Tamsky
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Margate Postman
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bigsharkboy
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well why dont you come in your old time and either work for nothing or be classed as taking unofficial industrial action and i cant see you doing neither as you seem to have a problem with taking official industrial action and as you worked on strike days previously you seem to need the moneyMargate Postman wrote:hmm that is dodgy. once ive reported at new time it looks as if ive given in to it.
postman delivery rural driver devon workplace cwu rep
my bite is worse than my bark
my bite is worse than my bark
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Margate Postman
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bigsharkboy
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well you wont be if RM gets there way with flexability RM has stated you will work your hoursMargate Postman wrote:i just want to get home asap thats all.
its posties like you racing round thats got us in this mess doing less than 8 hrs work but getting paid for 8
postman delivery rural driver devon workplace cwu rep
my bite is worse than my bark
my bite is worse than my bark
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Margate Postman
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ulster postie
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Margate Postman
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ulster postie
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Re: LATER STARTS - Help me please Union Rep
WHY NOT JOIN THE POSTIES IN ANTRIM AND TELL R.M. TO STICK THEIR LATER STARTS WHERE THE SUN DONT SHINESouth East Postie wrote:if the dispute is unresolved come wednesday, am i entitled to go into work at my normal time of 5am? or do i have to go in at 6.15?
thanks.
opg town walk
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POSTMAN
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Surely you're not askin the Union for help are you!!Margate Postman wrote:hmm that is dodgy. once ive reported at new time it looks as if ive given in to it.
You're in the wrong forum Margie.
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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axeman
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tyconuk
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We where told yesterday by our Area Rep,
That by law if you have a child under the age of 6, they have too bee child friendly towards you
So if you all have children under the age of six, tell your DUM that you need to get home for your old time and he HAS too help you out. BY LAW
:lfo :cfo
That by law if you have a child under the age of 6, they have too bee child friendly towards you
So if you all have children under the age of six, tell your DUM that you need to get home for your old time and he HAS too help you out. BY LAW
:lfo :cfo
Delivery:- delivery office near Stockport
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Lounge Lizard
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Tamsky
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This is the official advice from CWU
No. 859 /07
Ref: 160.01
Date: 28th September 2007
To: Branches with POSTAL Members
Dear Colleague,
Management Executive Action on Later Start Times in Delivery Offices
Our members will be aware that, subject to a significant breakthrough taking place in negotiations, that management will be imposing later start times in Delivery Offices with effect from 8th October.
As things stand, we will be having national Industrial Action on 8th and 9th October but a number of Branches have sought guidance as to what our members should do when returning to work on Wednesday, 10th October. Some have suggested that delivery staff should be advised to turn up at their current duty times and finish their duties in line with present arrangements. The difficulty with this, apart from the fact that it would be deemed Unofficial Industrial Action and therefore likely to bring into question the legality of our National Ballot, is that it would almost certainly mean that if allowed to access DOs and commence work, Royal Mail will not pay for that period. Equally, the time from when our members stop work to the “newâ€
No. 859 /07
Ref: 160.01
Date: 28th September 2007
To: Branches with POSTAL Members
Dear Colleague,
Management Executive Action on Later Start Times in Delivery Offices
Our members will be aware that, subject to a significant breakthrough taking place in negotiations, that management will be imposing later start times in Delivery Offices with effect from 8th October.
As things stand, we will be having national Industrial Action on 8th and 9th October but a number of Branches have sought guidance as to what our members should do when returning to work on Wednesday, 10th October. Some have suggested that delivery staff should be advised to turn up at their current duty times and finish their duties in line with present arrangements. The difficulty with this, apart from the fact that it would be deemed Unofficial Industrial Action and therefore likely to bring into question the legality of our National Ballot, is that it would almost certainly mean that if allowed to access DOs and commence work, Royal Mail will not pay for that period. Equally, the time from when our members stop work to the “newâ€