D2D Allowance

[TrueBlueTerrier]

Is that an angry shout TBT? lol

Yes

[steven100]

I've got an issue with because I worked full-time for 6 months claiming overtime but only ever got paid pro rota to my contract hours(allowance). Still believe I should have been entitled to full allowance rather pro rota. Finally got a full time contract in March.

[feduppostie]

you only get paid allowances on your contract not overtime

[P13]

I've got an issue with because I worked full-time for 6 months claiming overtime but only ever got paid pro rota to my contract hours(allowance). Still believe I should have been entitled to full allowance rather pro rota. Finally got a full time contract in March.

If you worked full time hours you get paid exactly the same wage as a permanent full timer including the delivery supplement , you are paid an enhanced overtime rate until you have worked 39 hours hence the reason it does not appear on your wage slip as a delivery supplement, how many times does this have to be explained on RMC.

[feduppostie]

loads of times apparently

[TrueBlueTerrier]

SSPR up to 39 hours INCLUDES the delivery Supplement.








Hours Worked v Pro Rata Del Supplement question counter

[steven100]

I've got an issue with because I worked full-time for 6 months claiming overtime but only ever got paid pro rota to my contract hours(allowance). Still believe I should have been entitled to full allowance rather pro rota. Finally got a full time contract in March.

If you worked full time hours you get paid exactly the same wage as a permanent full timer including the delivery supplement , you are paid an enhanced overtime rate until you have worked 39 hours hence the reason it does not appear on your wage slip as a delivery supplement, how many times does this have to be explained on RMC.

Eh

[masterblaster]

They offered D2D payment (and called it something different), to mail centre staff because management and unions knew they would vote Yes on the whole deal.
Management got their yes vote, union bosses got back-handers for another 5 years of paid jollies, and delivery staff got shafted as usual.

[SpacePhoenix]

They offered D2D payment (and called it something different), to mail centre staff because management and unions knew they would vote Yes on the whole deal.
Management got their yes vote, union bosses got back-handers for another 5 years of paid jollies, and delivery staff got shafted as usual.

Delivery staff get a delivery supplement, mail centre staff get a mail centre supplement. Any deal good or bad gets voted in or out by delivery staff as there are at least twice as many delivery staff then mail centre staff.

[TrueBlueTerrier]

They offered D2D payment (and called it something different), to mail centre staff because management and unions knew they would vote Yes on the whole deal.
Management got their yes vote, union bosses got back-handers for another 5 years of paid jollies, and delivery staff got shafted as usual.

No they didn't - they get roughly £8 per week (plus recent rises) and a PBS element - a lot less than out £21.00

If you are going to post claims as outlandish as what you have you could at least do some research.

Delivery Posties outnumber the rest of the CWU put together - Fact. (134,000 members in Royal Mail over 100,000 in deliveries)

Which means that for every MC worker that voted Yes in a ballot, you would need at least another postie in deliveries also voting YES for MCs to "win" at a vote.

[Bahia Feliz]

That's told you gary1975 ha ha

[Bahia Feliz]

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