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Postie A v Postie B
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feduppostie
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Postie A v Postie B
ok let me introduce two 'postie's'
Postie A Full timer, union member
Postie B Full timer, union member
Postie A comes in early every day, doesn't take breaks, runs around delivery, finishes early takes lapsing
Postie B comes in on their time, takes full break, walks at a steady pace finished on time/over on a busy day doesn't take lapsing
Postie A Thinks postie B is slow and lazy and a moaner and if they pulled their finger out could do their lapsing
Postie B Thinks Postie A is the cause of many problems in the office, asks Postie A why don't you come in on time, take breaks, stop running
Postie A answers nothing to do with you what I choose to do is none of your business
Postie B But if you didn't do all these things we wouldn't have to lapse - you make the rest of us look bad
Postie A Does not get challenged by managers as they never book and take their lapsing
Postie B Constantly challenged by managers as they book o/t and don't take lapsing as no time
Postie A is going to strike for as long as it takes - thinks anyone who doesn't is beyond comtempt
Postie B is going into work - thinks if people can't even work properly to protect jobs during the year why should I lose money by striking?
Postie A Thinks Postie B is disgusting why can't they support the union and their colleagues
Postie B Thinks if Postie A can't be bothered to support the union and his colleagues throughout the year not much point doing it now
A very simplified version of what is happening in my office at the minute - Discuss
Postie A Full timer, union member
Postie B Full timer, union member
Postie A comes in early every day, doesn't take breaks, runs around delivery, finishes early takes lapsing
Postie B comes in on their time, takes full break, walks at a steady pace finished on time/over on a busy day doesn't take lapsing
Postie A Thinks postie B is slow and lazy and a moaner and if they pulled their finger out could do their lapsing
Postie B Thinks Postie A is the cause of many problems in the office, asks Postie A why don't you come in on time, take breaks, stop running
Postie A answers nothing to do with you what I choose to do is none of your business
Postie B But if you didn't do all these things we wouldn't have to lapse - you make the rest of us look bad
Postie A Does not get challenged by managers as they never book and take their lapsing
Postie B Constantly challenged by managers as they book o/t and don't take lapsing as no time
Postie A is going to strike for as long as it takes - thinks anyone who doesn't is beyond comtempt
Postie B is going into work - thinks if people can't even work properly to protect jobs during the year why should I lose money by striking?
Postie A Thinks Postie B is disgusting why can't they support the union and their colleagues
Postie B Thinks if Postie A can't be bothered to support the union and his colleagues throughout the year not much point doing it now
A very simplified version of what is happening in my office at the minute - Discuss
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chrisj
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Re: Postie A v Postie B
Postie A is just the typical.
Yes, why bother striking for 'unrealistic efficiency demands' when your colleagues are helping along with management to create and make the problem worse for those that want to do the job properly...
Fair days work for a fair day pay and pay increase is nothing when folks are working for nothing and creating stress and sometimes bullying and harassment for their colleagues.
And it is usually the very loud-mouthed one
Yes, why bother striking for 'unrealistic efficiency demands' when your colleagues are helping along with management to create and make the problem worse for those that want to do the job properly...
Fair days work for a fair day pay and pay increase is nothing when folks are working for nothing and creating stress and sometimes bullying and harassment for their colleagues.
And it is usually the very loud-mouthed one
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cloherty1976
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Re: Postie A v Postie B
chrisj wrote:Postie A is just the typical.
Yes, why bother striking for 'unrealistic efficiency demands' when your colleagues are helping along with management to create and make the problem worse for those that want to do the job properly...
Fair days work for a fair day pay and pay increase is nothing when folks are working for nothing and creating stress and sometimes bullying and harassment for their colleagues.
And it is usually the very loud-mouthed one
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dvbuk55
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Re: Postie A v Postie B
Discuss? Not much to discuss really, despite the long winded scenario Postman B gambles his future on the work practice of Postman A. So should the strike fail due to lack of support Postman B finds himself running to achieve Postman As work or faces dismissal. Not what I would call an informed decision but hey each to his own.
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chrisj
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Re: Postie A v Postie B
Morning cloherty...
I said I was going to be quieter but some here are just becoming unbearable. trying to scare, intimidate people, emotional blackmail and damage the business.
But we live in a free society so they are entitled to their opinions so am I...
Its looking better out there as regards the weather. time for some sporting activities. Laters
I said I was going to be quieter but some here are just becoming unbearable. trying to scare, intimidate people, emotional blackmail and damage the business.
But we live in a free society so they are entitled to their opinions so am I...
Its looking better out there as regards the weather. time for some sporting activities. Laters
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dvbuk55
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Re: Postie A v Postie B
Be careful chrisj going off topic there.
As for foisting an opinion.............does it really take 22 lines per post to express your biased view?
As for foisting an opinion.............does it really take 22 lines per post to express your biased view?
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cloherty1976
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Re: Postie A v Postie B
Good to see you back..chrisj wrote:Morning cloherty...
I said I was going to be quieter but some here are just becoming unbearable. trying to scare, intimidate people, emotional blackmail and damage the business.
But we live in a free society so they are entitled to their opinions so am I...
Its looking better out there as regards the weather. time for some sporting activities. Laters
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chrisj
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Re: Postie A v Postie B
dvbuk55 wrote:Discuss? Not much to discuss really, despite the long winded scenario Postman B gambles his future on the work practice of Postman A. So should the strike fail due to lack of support Postman B finds himself running to achieve Postman As work or faces dismissal. Not what I would call an informed decision but hey each to his own.
Would that not be one of the reasons why we have the Union? Unfair dismissal and bullying and harassment
The above scenario will still go on. It Postman A that you should blame because Postman B is suffering as it is and the Union should have done and be doing something about this issue. It is time they act.
If the Performance target is based on Postman A then it is not only Postman B that will be affected. Wrong argument - typical
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dvbuk55
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Re: Postie A v Postie B
Off topic!cloherty1976 wrote:Good to see you back..chrisj wrote:Morning cloherty...
I said I was going to be quieter but some here are just becoming unbearable. trying to scare, intimidate people, emotional blackmail and damage the business.
But we live in a free society so they are entitled to their opinions so am I...
Its looking better out there as regards the weather. time for some sporting activities. Laters
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Bahia Feliz
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Re: Postie A v Postie B
I thought it would be postie A working during a strike and postie B striking because i am certainly a postie B,and will be striking if it goes ahead!
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cloherty1976
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Re: Postie A v Postie B
Maybe he is talking about playing for one of Royal Mail social teams..dvbuk55 wrote:Be careful chrisj going off topic .?
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dvbuk55
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Re: Postie A v Postie B
We do have a union but it requires support to be successful and that's how terms and conditions are protected. Yes chrisj you did well to extrapolate that PostmanB won't be the only one to be affected but he obviously doesn't see the same big picture you do.chrisj wrote:dvbuk55 wrote:Discuss? Not much to discuss really, despite the long winded scenario Postman B gambles his future on the work practice of Postman A. So should the strike fail due to lack of support Postman B finds himself running to achieve Postman As work or faces dismissal. Not what I would call an informed decision but hey each to his own.
Would that not be one of the reasons why we have the Union? Unfair dismissal and bullying and harassment
The above scenario will still go on. It Postman A that you should blame because Postman B is suffering as it is and the Union should have done and be doing something about this issue. It is time they act.
If the Performance target is based on Postman A then it is not only Postman B that will be affected. Wrong argument - typical
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dvbuk55
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Re: Postie A v Postie B
And what has that got to do with the topic - unless PostmanB plays for the same team.cloherty1976 wrote:Maybe he is talking about playing for one of Royal Mail social teams..dvbuk55 wrote:Be careful chrisj going off topic .?
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FinishOnTime
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Re: Postie A v Postie B
In my experience, and if you can generalise about these things, Postie B would be striking, and Postie A isn't even in the Union.