Who cares as long as it's in the bank accountTrueBlueTerrier wrote:not out of the goodness of thier heart though.cloherty1976 wrote:They are the ones paying you!dvbuk55 wrote:No! you have to draw the line somewhere!cloherty1976 wrote:Surely you got to thank Royal Mail too!dvbuk55 wrote:Thanks Rennie!Rennie wrote: Thanks CWU. Thanks Dingo!
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why do you bother dingo?
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cloherty1976
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: why do you bother dingo?
Then why should they be thanked if you don't care ?
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Re: why do you bother dingo?
We work,they pay.cloherty1976 wrote:Surely you got to thank Royal Mail too!
It's a contract of employment.
Neither party needs to be grateful.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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cloherty1976
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Re: why do you bother dingo?
Thankful because they never had to employ me all those years ago. Grateful because they have always put the money in the account too..fishtank wrote:We work,they pay.cloherty1976 wrote:Surely you got to thank Royal Mail too!
It's a contract of employment.
Neither party needs to be grateful.
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dvbuk55
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Re: why do you bother dingo?
And you've always worked for it...................I mean does the leadership of CWU and all its minions thank me for paying them...........as poor as their performance is!cloherty1976 wrote:Thankful because they never had to employ me all those years ago. Grateful because they have always put the money in the account too..fishtank wrote:We work,they pay.cloherty1976 wrote:Surely you got to thank Royal Mail too!
It's a contract of employment.
Neither party needs to be grateful.
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POSTMAN
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Re: why do you bother dingo?
To be honest I can't see Dingo being on here much soon as he has to sell the agreement to the 50 or so offices he has to visit.
The unfortunate thing is our Dingo was wrong about P&M,BT2010,his partner in crime on here had to call his troops out on strike cause he was also wrong about the two deals,that bloke who runs a lot on Twitter had to call his troops out as well.
f**k me how many troops had to be called out over the last year or so cause the business has once again on many occasions ignored the words of various agreements.
This one,regardless of what's in it and whether Perry Mayson helped us out will be no different.
Although it will obviously be harder to call the troops out.
As many have said we appreciate him coming on giving the gossip and the exclusives,but I'm guessing there will be more licking of wounds to come.
Another personal point,stop talking bollox about manning up,and we do this at our place and we do that,the world outside that 'yeah we've a good manager the rep's good and we all stick together' office is very much a different place to where some of you f***ing work!
The unfortunate thing is our Dingo was wrong about P&M,BT2010,his partner in crime on here had to call his troops out on strike cause he was also wrong about the two deals,that bloke who runs a lot on Twitter had to call his troops out as well.
f**k me how many troops had to be called out over the last year or so cause the business has once again on many occasions ignored the words of various agreements.
This one,regardless of what's in it and whether Perry Mayson helped us out will be no different.
Although it will obviously be harder to call the troops out.
As many have said we appreciate him coming on giving the gossip and the exclusives,but I'm guessing there will be more licking of wounds to come.
Another personal point,stop talking bollox about manning up,and we do this at our place and we do that,the world outside that 'yeah we've a good manager the rep's good and we all stick together' office is very much a different place to where some of you f***ing work!
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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CT10
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Re: why do you bother dingo?
I feel the ban hammer time vast approaching... 
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beanmuncha
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Re: why do you bother dingo?
A well written post Rennie
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dvbuk55
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Re: why do you bother dingo?
Well that's your office and good luck to YOU but your situation is not the norm or the average - our office has 40% part timers who earn nothing like £25, 000 a year and would think £35, 000 was 3 years pay.Rennie wrote:lets look at the facts.
Most in our office earn in excess of 25 grand a year. our top earner is over 35 grand.
I don't know why I bothered but I will not allow the moaners to take over this particular asylum! There are happy posties out there! Thanks CWU. Thanks Dingo!
So thanks CWU for having a divided workforce with winners and losers.
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Re: why do you bother dingo?
To be honest, like this agreement it will be down to the Reps to sell it, it appears from Div Rep's down/up that the TOP Table of National Officers have yet again withdrawn themselves from reality and the Members needs, it almost like the Nationals have severed the head off of the CWU.To be honest I can't see Dingo being on here much soon as he has to sell the agreement to the 50 or so offices he has to visit.
National officers down to Div Reps doing Strand Groups, Focus Groups, setting up working parties for this and that, and we at the coal face see no change, business as usual until we have to implement the above, how Trade Unions have changed in my lifetime beggars belief
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dvbuk55
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Re: why do you bother dingo?
I have seen it before. The problem is that the aspirations of the CWU is merely to be sat at the table chattering, appearing to be involved, give the impression of being important, having media coverage and fool the membership into funding their lifestyle and will consequently agree to anything that doesn't jeopardise their future.................whereas our future, well that doesn't enter into the equation.Glenno wrote:To be honest, like this agreement it will be down to the Reps to sell it, it appears from Div Rep's down/up that the TOP Table of National Officers have yet again withdrawn themselves from reality and the Members needs, it almost like the Nationals have severed the head off of the CWU.To be honest I can't see Dingo being on here much soon as he has to sell the agreement to the 50 or so offices he has to visit.
National officers down to Div Reps doing Strand Groups, Focus Groups, setting up working parties for this and that, and we at the coal face see no change, business as usual until we have to implement the above, how Trade Unions have changed in my lifetime beggars belief![]()
They talk the talk but we are the ones walking the walk.........and keep on walking.
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Acca Dacca
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Re: why do you bother dingo?
am an unskilled worker earning good money doing a job that is essentially a nice walk each day chatting to customers as I go.
Im guessing you are a ''senior man''
If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next
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bunkerland
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Re: why do you bother dingo?
Wow Rennie, most in your office earn over 25 grand with a top earner 35? What sort of overtime do you have? Is your office seriously understaffed?
That's disgraceful if it is, you should contact the union about it. All that overtime should be used to employ more staff, surely? 
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catch22
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Re: why do you bother dingo?
i used to work for a company, started paying me by cheques, cheques started bouncing, company liquidated, company re-opened-under different name, started paying by cheques, cheques started bouncing...etc!!
Royal mail have given me a reliable pay, a reliable job. a little uncertainty, but i've dealt with worse. As long as i dont make too many mistakes... I've also dealt with worse managers. In fact, i've dealt with managers who've been taken to tribunals, for simply swearing, and telling an employee to f*** off and not let the door slam on the way out, in front of a room full of newly employed staff.
And a reality check, to the employees who've been with royal mail for decades, times are changing. And you should be greatful for what you have.
Royal mail have given me a reliable pay, a reliable job. a little uncertainty, but i've dealt with worse. As long as i dont make too many mistakes... I've also dealt with worse managers. In fact, i've dealt with managers who've been taken to tribunals, for simply swearing, and telling an employee to f*** off and not let the door slam on the way out, in front of a room full of newly employed staff.
And a reality check, to the employees who've been with royal mail for decades, times are changing. And you should be greatful for what you have.
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dvbuk55
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Re: why do you bother dingo?
We are not worthycatch22 wrote:i used to work for a company, started paying me by cheques, cheques started bouncing, company liquidated, company re-opened-under different name, started paying by cheques, cheques started bouncing...etc!!
Royal mail have given me a reliable pay, a reliable job. a little uncertainty, but i've dealt with worse. As long as i dont make too many mistakes... I've also dealt with worse managers. In fact, i've dealt with managers who've been taken to tribunals, for simply swearing, and telling an employee to f*** off and not let the door slam on the way out, in front of a room full of newly employed staff.
And a reality check, to the employees who've been with royal mail for decades, times are changing. And you should be greatful for what you have.