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Executive action

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Whysoslowyehcfc
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Executive action

Post by Whysoslowyehcfc »

Does anyone know anything about executive action taking place in east London?
I've heard doms are breaking agreements, and divisional reps have told them to stop or there will be trouble, which will involve the whole of London
worktotime
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Re: Executive action

Post by worktotime »

I cant tell you its not just London were this is going on . in our office nothing has change btw the old agreement and the new one , more harassment by doms to save money etc.
dvbuk55
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Re: Executive action

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Whysoslowyehcfc wrote:Does anyone know anything about executive action taking place in east London?
I've heard doms are breaking agreements, and divisional reps have told them to stop or there will be trouble, which will involve the whole of London
Oh really what trouble would that be - in the light of the new understanding and all encompassing inclusion does it mean the chattering just gets louder :cuppa
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Re: Executive action

Post by Martin Walsh »

Yes there was executive action in East London but this has now been withdrawn following a meeting between Divisional rep and the Delivery Director.
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Re: Executive action

Post by Glenno »

dingo wrote:Yes there was executive action in East London but this has now been withdrawn following a meeting between Divisional rep and the Delivery Director.
What No mediator, amazing :wave :wave
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Re: Executive action

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dingo wrote:Yes there was executive action in East London but this has now been withdrawn following a meeting between Divisional rep and the Delivery Director.
So Dingo, what action will Royal Mail be taking against the Manager that was the cause of this executive action. Are CWU insisting that he is taken through the disciplinary code and removed from his job for incompetence and failure to follow Royal Mail procedures. Just as many of our members are continually being dragged through conduct coding for the smallest of misdemeanors. What,s good for the goose, is good for the gander.
Dee Plish
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Re: Executive action

Post by Dee Plish »

Lincox wrote:
dingo wrote:Yes there was executive action in East London but this has now been withdrawn following a meeting between Divisional rep and the Delivery Director.
So Dingo, what action will Royal Mail be taking against the Manager that was the cause of this executive action. Are CWU insisting that he is taken through the disciplinary code and removed from his job for incompetence and failure to follow Royal Mail procedures. Just as many of our members are continually being dragged through conduct coding for the smallest of misdemeanors. What,s good for the goose, is good for the gander.
:Applause :Applause
dvbuk55
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Re: Executive action

Post by dvbuk55 »

That manager deserves to be removed, he should know he must ask the staff how many sugars they take in their beverage and if the armchairs are comfortable enough and if they fancy doing any work today. :cuppa
janitor
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Re: Executive action

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Lincox wrote:
dingo wrote:Yes there was executive action in East London but this has now been withdrawn following a meeting between Divisional rep and the Delivery Director.
So Dingo, what action will Royal Mail be taking against the Manager that was the cause of this executive action. Are CWU insisting that he is taken through the disciplinary code and removed from his job for incompetence and failure to follow Royal Mail procedures. Just as many of our members are continually being dragged through conduct coding for the smallest of misdemeanors. What,s good for the goose, is good for the gander.
They cannot conduct a manager for incompetence, they would have no managers left by the end of the week.
dvbuk55
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Re: Executive action

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janitor wrote:
Lincox wrote:
dingo wrote:Yes there was executive action in East London but this has now been withdrawn following a meeting between Divisional rep and the Delivery Director.
So Dingo, what action will Royal Mail be taking against the Manager that was the cause of this executive action. Are CWU insisting that he is taken through the disciplinary code and removed from his job for incompetence and failure to follow Royal Mail procedures. Just as many of our members are continually being dragged through conduct coding for the smallest of misdemeanors. What,s good for the goose, is good for the gander.
They cannot conduct a manager for incompetence, they would have no managers left by the end of the week.
:chuckle :chuckle :chuckle
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Re: Executive action

Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

janitor wrote:
Lincox wrote:
dingo wrote:Yes there was executive action in East London but this has now been withdrawn following a meeting between Divisional rep and the Delivery Director.
So Dingo, what action will Royal Mail be taking against the Manager that was the cause of this executive action. Are CWU insisting that he is taken through the disciplinary code and removed from his job for incompetence and failure to follow Royal Mail procedures. Just as many of our members are continually being dragged through conduct coding for the smallest of misdemeanors. What,s good for the goose, is good for the gander.
They cannot conduct a manager for incompetence, they would have no managers left by the end of the week.
The peter principle of promotion is alive and well in Royal Mail :hmmmm
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janitor
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Re: Executive action

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And don't forget they were promoted to that level because they were useless at the level they had reached before.