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24601
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E mails to Adam Crozier

Post by 24601 »

So I asked Adan Crozier..........


I currently work 5 nights a week 23.30-07.30 working a walk sequencing
machine.

Am I to understand that,under your flexible working scheme,if a machine
in the mail centre goes down for say 2 hours one night I will be required to
stay on until 09.30 and then sit at home the following night until 01.30
waiting to start work.

If this is the case would that be fair ?????

.....and he replied


No ...that doesnt sound sensible or fair and our proposals
dont suggest anyone would want to do this.
All the best
Adam

so I asked .............


Mr Crozier

Can you please explain to me and my collegues on nights, who always work a
full 8 hours a night every night how flexible working would affect us

Thank you

......and he replied

Thanks for the note..... i think the short answer is that it wouldnt effect
you tha tmuch
as in mail centres mostly everyone works the scheduled hours and ,by and
large, pull together to do whatever tasks need done to clear the mail.
That is why i dont think we are asking for anything unreasonable.
To help we did send out a fact/fiction note to try to show people the
reality of this and i will ask the team to send it on to
you so that you can see for yourself.
All the best
Adam



:crazy: :roll: (;liar ??????????????? )
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Post by Wild Rover »

C'mon, provide us with his email address! :dance
goingpostal
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Post by goingpostal »

you should of then asked

adam is this really you or is it mr kipling

where did you obtain his email, i would like to fire off a few emails about things not that it would make any difference as i don't think they even read them and they are just answered by an autobot
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Post by 24601 »

Wadey
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Post by Wadey »

You could do no worse than try adam.crozier@royalmail.com which I found on a site after googling :)
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Post by Stormproof »

I'm gonna ask him where he got his figure of £440, he owes me a lot of backpay
So keep on moving, moving, moving your feet
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets


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Post by Stormproof »

All done

Dear Mr Crozier

I am writing to you concerning the comment you made on National Television about Postal Workers pay. I work full-time, my contracted 40 hours, yes I work all my hours and many days I go over and do not claim overtime. On television you gave the public the impression that full time Postal Workers earn £440, we earn nothing like that. My basic pay is £323 and I take home £250 per week. So either you have got your figures wrong or you owe me (and my colleagues) a lot of back pay.

Yours sincerely
So keep on moving, moving, moving your feet
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets


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Wild Rover
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Post by Wild Rover »

Dear Mr Crozier

The ruination of a once-great organisation (one held in high regard internationally) by greedy beancounters and self-interested suits is all that the Royal Mail is known as nowadays. Are you pleased to see you played a major part in this?

I'm at a loss as to why the introduction of flexitime is needed. Perhaps if the business had been run properly when you gained the position of CEO, then the current dispute would never have arisen. The blame is squarely aimed at you. A good, top flight manager should manage a business, not destroy it.

How you can live with yourself in taking home an annual pay in excess of £1m is beyond me - considering the company has not met targets and claims to have no more money. Perhaps the reason it has no more money is because the high level management are trousering great wads of the stuff - which would account for lack of "modernistaion" over these past few years.

With this in mind, surely it's time you handed in your resignation. You have failed to deliver - it's that simple.

Yours

*****


***i'm not expecting a reply :roll: Bastard that he is.
Wadey
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Post by Wadey »

k66yla wrote:All done

Dear Mr Crozier

I am writing to you concerning the comment you made on National Television about Postal Workers pay. I work full-time, my contracted 40 hours, yes I work all my hours and many days I go over and do not claim overtime. On television you gave the public the impression that full time Postal Workers earn £440, we earn nothing like that. My basic pay is £323 and I take home £250 per week. So either you have got your figures wrong or you owe me (and my colleagues) a lot of back pay.

Yours sincerely
Copied that and emailed it too :)
chayoliver
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just emailed this

Post by chayoliver »

I am bit concerned at all the spin you and Mr Leighton are using about these strikes especially saying postman earn £440 pound a week which you know or should know this is untrue as the majority of postman/woman earn £323 per week, also listening to a radio interview by your self you talked about the meetings at the TUC office over the weekend and on Monday as if you were present at them which you were not, you also stated or tried to make out that your in our pension scheme again your not. Any chance of elaborating on what you actually do know.
PS without any spin :no no
No Surrender
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Post by Stormproof »

Just got a reply from 'Adam Crozier' re the email I sent yesterday.
Dear ********
Many thanks for the note.
The average gross pay is £440 per week which the cwu
are aware of and accept is correct.
All the best
Adam
Scarey thing is the email had my first name on, I only used an initial and my surname :shock:
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butch77
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Post by butch77 »

k66yla wrote:All done

Dear Mr Crozier

I am writing to you concerning the comment you made on National Television about Postal Workers pay. I work full-time, my contracted 40 hours, yes I work all my hours and many days I go over and do not claim overtime. On television you gave the public the impression that full time Postal Workers earn £440, we earn nothing like that. My basic pay is £323 and I take home £250 per week. So either you have got your figures wrong or you owe me (and my colleagues) a lot of back pay.

Yours sincerely
i have cut & pasted the above on to a e mail & sent it to the jock twat i very much doubt i will get a reply.
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Post by butch77 »

this is reply i have just recieved

butch77
Many thanks for the note.
The average gross pay per week is £440 which the CWU is aware of
and accepts...
All the best
Adam
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Post by Stormproof »

ha ha nice to see the little weazel is'nt interested :cfo
So keep on moving, moving, moving your feet
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
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Post by butch77 »

k66yla wrote:ha ha nice to see the little weazel is'nt interested :cfo
i bet he's got a whore of a PA replying to them.