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94% voted in favour then...
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grads132
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Re: 94% voted in favour then...
as far as I am aware we still have a start and finish time so when I said just get on with it I mean do whatever they want you to do in between your start and finish time they cant force you to work over
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mojothefishmo
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Re: 94% voted in favour then...
Im on deliveries and agree!grads132 wrote:as far as I am aware we still have a start and finish time so when I said just get on with it I mean do whatever they want you to do in between your start and finish time they cant force you to work over
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dvbuk55
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Re: 94% voted in favour then...
And you work in what discipline? - oh right so you won't have delivery experience, strange how all you wallahs manage to be so well versed in something you've never actually experienced. Don't pay any attention to tman who wouldn't know a delivery if it bit him in the nads,grads132 wrote:as far as I am aware we still have a start and finish time so when I said just get on with it I mean do whatever they want you to do in between your start and finish time they cant force you to work over
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Rennie
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Grads 123, its not rocket science is it!
Such a simple job done in the hours you get paid.
No such thing as b & h if you do your job correctly.
You can only do your best. That's it isn't it?
Such a simple job done in the hours you get paid.
No such thing as b & h if you do your job correctly.
You can only do your best. That's it isn't it?
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: 94% voted in favour then...
I support the Union, but unquestioning support is not in my nature. Unquestioned support of any leader or organisation is a mere step on the road to acceptance of totalitarian regimes.grads132 wrote:everyone who is so against the agreement and who are saying they voted no I think you should ask yourself this.
why are you in the union?
when I was in the union when they told me to vote yes I voted yes and when they told me to vote no for something I voted no what is the point in paying your contributions to the union if you have no trust in there leadership!
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by doing that you paint a big red target on your back & they can make life very stressful & wait for you to slip up & sack you no 2nd chances. Enjoy your new agreement.grads132 wrote:as far as I am aware we still have a start and finish time so when I said just get on with it I mean do whatever they want you to do in between your start and finish time they cant force you to work over
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Not a Tankie are you gradsgrads132 wrote:come out of the union then or just get on with itfishtank wrote:Not much point in having a ballot then really.grads132 wrote:when I was in the union when they told me to vote yes I voted yes and when they told me to vote no for something I voted no.
Sadly I think the majority followed your example and just did what the union told them to.
Even more sadly they'll be the same guys moaning their faces off shortly when they realise exactly what a "can do culture" actually means.
The vast majority voted for BT2010...and spent the next 4 years whining about it. I don't think much will change with this agreement.
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halfull
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Re: 94% voted in favour then...
lolRennie wrote:Grads 123, its not rocket science is it!
Such a simple job done in the hours you get paid.
No such thing as b & h if you do your job correctly.
You can only do your best. That's it isn't it?
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dvbuk55
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Re: 94% voted in favour then...
Are you sure you didn't misspell that TBT.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Not a Tankie are you gradsgrads132 wrote:come out of the union then or just get on with itfishtank wrote:Not much point in having a ballot then really.grads132 wrote:when I was in the union when they told me to vote yes I voted yes and when they told me to vote no for something I voted no.
Sadly I think the majority followed your example and just did what the union told them to.
Even more sadly they'll be the same guys moaning their faces off shortly when they realise exactly what a "can do culture" actually means.
The vast majority voted for BT2010...and spent the next 4 years whining about it. I don't think much will change with this agreement.![]()
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postiemids
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Re: 94% voted in favour then...
halfull wrote:or you could do a week in delivery or keep quiet? hows that?pudz1224 wrote:get a new job then hans solo and earn less elsewhere
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fishtank
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I don't think many of you know the level of change that's coming.Rennie wrote:Grads 123, its not rocket science is it!
Such a simple job done in the hours you get paid.
No such thing as b & h if you do your job correctly.
You can only do your best. That's it isn't it?
You should try reading the agreement and not just the juicy pay bits either.
This is a good bit...
We will jointly explore new resourcing models including: seasonal variations and revised duty structures and attendance patterns, to see if we can better align resource to workload and at the same time identifying benefits for both the business and employees. This will include new method improvements, indoor and outdoor equipment, and processes to sort and prepare mail for delivery. We will also use PDA technology to better understand our delivery performance
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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SWIM
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Re: 94% voted in favour then...
how much will the backdated pay be roughly (take home)?
anyone?
anyone?
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Tman
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Quite so, but that wasn't a necessary criterion for being asked whether or not I wanted to accept the deal, so I, like thousands of others who wouldn't know a delivery if it bit him etc etc, got to vote too. Good though, isn't it?dvbuk55 wrote: Don't pay any attention to tman who wouldn't know a delivery if it bit him in the nads,
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Its flawed, but then Democracy has always been a balancing act, we have to take the rough with the smooth. This is going to a rough one.Tman wrote:Quite so, but that wasn't a necessary criterion for being asked whether or not I wanted to accept the deal, so I, like thousands of others who wouldn't know a delivery if it bit him etc etc, got to vote too. Good though, isn't it?dvbuk55 wrote: Don't pay any attention to tman who wouldn't know a delivery if it bit him in the nads,
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dvbuk55
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Re: 94% voted in favour then...
Only for some Teebs, only for some - of course we can live in hope that the judas group are replaced by mindless morons - actually I think that happened with BT2010.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Its flawed, but then Democracy has always been a balancing act, we have to take the rough with the smooth. This is going to a rough one.Tman wrote:Quite so, but that wasn't a necessary criterion for being asked whether or not I wanted to accept the deal, so I, like thousands of others who wouldn't know a delivery if it bit him etc etc, got to vote too. Good though, isn't it?dvbuk55 wrote: Don't pay any attention to tman who wouldn't know a delivery if it bit him in the nads,