I was asking about this £300 lump sum today! Is it £300 in addition to our pre arranged £200 Xmas bonus?col456xyz wrote:A clever way to split the staff
200 quid to some people is a lot
Especially at xmas
This maybe shortsighted but people remember past actions
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Your £300 Lump Sum
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The FraudSquad
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Re: Letter from Thatcher Greene.
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pants123
Re: Letter from Thatcher Greene.
still waiting for the £200 from the bt2010 agreement from 3 years ago..... and no colleague shares payment... if you believe moya greene will pay the £300..... in December for not striking.......... you be a fool to believe this..
you people are seriously fooled by this latest tactic from royal mail......
it's all a big con to get you to PLAY BALL TILL ITS PRIVATIZED..........
you people are seriously fooled by this latest tactic from royal mail......
it's all a big con to get you to PLAY BALL TILL ITS PRIVATIZED..........
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meweavy
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Re: Letter from Thatcher Greene.
Exactly.pants123 wrote:still waiting for the £200 from the bt2010 agreement from 3 years ago..... and no colleague shares payment... if you believe moya greene will pay the £300..... in December for not striking.......... you be a fool to believe this..
you people are seriously fooled by this latest tactic from royal mail......
it's all a big con to get you to PLAY BALL TILL ITS PRIVATIZED..........
Even those who are gullible enough to think they will get £300 if they vote no will be waiting a long time to see their £300 cant see the wood for the trees kiss your future goodbye pocket change.
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tansorboy
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Re: Letter from Thatcher Greene.
As a future shareholder in RMG Ltd I shall write to The Iron Lady and suggest she SETTLES with the union to protect future profits and dividends. Any time or money wasted trying to break the union is a concern. See you at the next Shareholders' meeting....
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Pete22
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Re: Letter from Thatcher Greene.
Remember this £300 lump sum only applies if your office is not involved in industrial action, it is not applied individually. So my reading is if 1 member of the union in your unit takes strike action nobody gets it.The FraudSquad wrote:I was asking about this £300 lump sum today! Is it £300 in addition to our pre arranged £200 Xmas bonus?col456xyz wrote:A clever way to split the staff
200 quid to some people is a lot
Especially at xmas
This maybe shortsighted but people remember past actions
My lot have already been warned that the £300 isn't coming their way.
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dvbuk55
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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Re: Your £300 Lump Sum
Why people keep harping on about lump sums, pay rise etc is beyond me. RM offered a deal which we turned down because of the constraints therefore there is no lump sum, no %age pay rise or anything else. We strike, they make a new offer eventually, we agree eventually.
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tansorboy
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Re: Letter from Thatcher Greene.
Pete22 wrote:Remember this £300 lump sum only applies if your office is not involved in industrial action, it is not applied individually. So my reading is if 1 member of the union in your unit takes strike action nobody gets it.The FraudSquad wrote:I was asking about this £300 lump sum today! Is it £300 in addition to our pre arranged £200 Xmas bonus?col456xyz wrote:A clever way to split the staff
200 quid to some people is a lot
Especially at xmas
This maybe shortsighted but people remember past actions
My lot have already been warned that the £300 isn't coming their way.
Wrong. Read the letter.
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meweavy
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Re: Letter from Thatcher Greene.
I hope reps in all the offices are telling everyone this fact.Pete22 wrote:Remember this £300 lump sum only applies if your office is not involved in industrial action, it is not applied individually. So my reading is if 1 member of the union in your unit takes strike action nobody gets it.The FraudSquad wrote:I was asking about this £300 lump sum today! Is it £300 in addition to our pre arranged £200 Xmas bonus?col456xyz wrote:A clever way to split the staff
200 quid to some people is a lot
Especially at xmas
This maybe shortsighted but people remember past actions
My lot have already been warned that the £300 isn't coming their way.
I expect a lot of gullible posties will think they will get the £300 if they vote no regardless of whether the vote is unanimous in their office or not.
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colintres
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Re: Letter from Thatcher Greene.
You will only lose the £300 if you personally take industrial action. Blatant attempt to cause bad feelings in every office in the country. Can this be legal? This looks like a direct attempt at bribery and I seem to recall a couple of years back Royal Mail trying to say that Christmas tips could be seen as a bribe. Anyway this is going to make those members who break any industrial action even less popular.
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bensonhedge
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Re: Your £300 Lump Sum
Whats everyone spending their £300 on?
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Lincox
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Re: Letter from Thatcher Greene.
The letter is totally irrelevant and has been sent to sway a vote. There is no agreement on the table, so no £300 for anyone until CWU have asked the membership to agree a package. If that package contains £300 only to those who did not strike, the package will never get through, so as said before, totally irrelevant.
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Pete22
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Re: Letter from Thatcher Greene.
Have not received the letter but from other crap I have pushed at me this was the intended threat.tansorboy wrote:Pete22 wrote:Remember this £300 lump sum only applies if your office is not involved in industrial action, it is not applied individually. So my reading is if 1 member of the union in your unit takes strike action nobody gets it.The FraudSquad wrote:I was asking about this £300 lump sum today! Is it £300 in addition to our pre arranged £200 Xmas bonus?col456xyz wrote:A clever way to split the staff
200 quid to some people is a lot
Especially at xmas
This maybe shortsighted but people remember past actions
My lot have already been warned that the £300 isn't coming their way.
Wrong. Read the letter.
If she has now gone down the individual route I feel this leaves RM open to legal action.
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Lincox
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Re: Your £300 Lump Sum
Dont know until you send it to me Benson.
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tansorboy
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Re: Your £300 Lump Sum
If the strike is strong, RM Will be paying people who sign in £300 to do NOTHING aa as there will be no mail to deliver. As a Shareholder I will write to Moya T and object to the flagrant waste of money which would be better used to increase my Dividends!