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Unballoted Industrial Action : Brentwood Delivery Office
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POSTMAN
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Unballoted Industrial Action : Brentwood Delivery Office
Mail deliveries and some collections are likely to be disrupted today in the Brentwood area due to unballoted industrial action being taken by staff at the Brentwood Delivery Office (CM13, 14 & 15 postcodes).
The Enquiry Office remains open for customers to collect items for which we’ve left a ‘Something for you’ card. A further update on the situation will be provided in our afternoon edition. We’d like to apologise to customers in the Brentwood area for the disruption this action is causing to mail services today.
The Enquiry Office remains open for customers to collect items for which we’ve left a ‘Something for you’ card. A further update on the situation will be provided in our afternoon edition. We’d like to apologise to customers in the Brentwood area for the disruption this action is causing to mail services today.
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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Postie45
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Re: Unballoted Industrial Action : Brentwood Delivery Office
whats the reason for this, does anyone know ?
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Postie45
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Re: Unballoted Industrial Action : Brentwood Delivery Office
a bit of a strong comment when (i presume) you dont even know what the IA is for. They may be justified in their actions.future_RM wrote:Time for RM to make an example of every postie that walked out by terminating their contract of employment.
Im sure there are plenty of others out there willing to step into their roles who would appreciate the generous pay, pension, sick pay, holidays etc.
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ratchet
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I'm assuming you've missed a few smilies out........... so I've added them for you.future_RM wrote:Time for RM to make an example of every postie that walked out by terminating their contract of employment.![]()
Im sure there are plenty of others out there willing to step into their roles who would appreciate the generous pay, pension, sick pay, holidays etc.![]()
If your post wasn't in jest........ shouldn't you wait to see what the problem was before gobbing off
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Re: Unballoted Industrial Action : Brentwood Delivery Office
future_RM wrote:Time for RM to make an example of every postie that walked out by terminating their contract of employment.
Im sure there are plenty of others out there willing to step into their roles who would appreciate the generous pay, pension, sick pay, holidays etc.
Does the acceptance of those generous terms mean that they have to accept what they think was unacceptable. Without knowing the cause of the walkout its premature to condemn their actions. However, it is depressing that some see people exercising a Human Right to withdraw their Labour as enough reason to terminate their contract, its even sadder people want to have others punished for a legal act, without first knowing the reasons behind the action.
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Re: Unballoted Industrial Action : Brentwood Delivery Office
Leave an office without any trained staff working in it in the run up to Xmas? such a lack of logic. The answer is for managers to stop being pig headed & sort out the dispute properly. It works elsewhere.future_RM wrote:Time for RM to make an example of every postie that walked out by terminating their contract of employment.
Im sure there are plenty of others out there willing to step into their roles who would appreciate the generous pay, pension, sick pay, holidays etc.
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Mr_Pink
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Its the lovechild of Ronnie Regan & St Maggie of Thatcherfuture_RM wrote:Time for RM to make an example of every postie that walked out by terminating their contract of employment.
Im sure there are plenty of others out there willing to step into their roles who would appreciate the generous pay, pension, sick pay, holidays etc.
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Judgee
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Re: Unballoted Industrial Action : Brentwood Delivery Office
Do not feed the troll! 
Union what Union? Do we have a union?
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sounds just like a chapter out of the managers handbook ,future_RM wrote:Time for RM to make an example of every postie that walked out by terminating their contract of employment.
Im sure there are plenty of others out there willing to step into their roles who would appreciate the generous pay, pension, sick pay, holidays etc.
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Re: Unballoted Industrial Action : Brentwood Delivery Office
future_RM wrote:Time for RM to make an example of every postie that walked out by terminating their contract of employment.
Im sure there are plenty of others out there willing to step into their roles who would appreciate the generous pay, pension, sick pay, holidays etc.
How long would these last do you think if our right to withdraw labour was withdrawn?
They are coming to take us away
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Re: Unballoted Industrial Action : Brentwood Delivery Office
I believe the problem at the Brentwood office, is down to a shortage of staff exacerbated by a revision that has left the office pretty much in total chaos ie prep taking up to 5 hrs on some deliveries....erm basically RM management have arsed it up (as usual) and basically left the employees up the swanee without the proverbial paddle....and at the busiest time of year...nice one!
Check the share price out people it tells you something either ;
this company is so poorly run that the **** will hit the fan and relatively quickly or
RM top brass are deliberately running this company down on some sort of hidden agenda
Either way, it doesn't matter how hard or efficiently work there are external pressures at work here and we are powerless little pawns in other peoples little games.
Check the share price out people it tells you something either ;
this company is so poorly run that the **** will hit the fan and relatively quickly or
RM top brass are deliberately running this company down on some sort of hidden agenda
Either way, it doesn't matter how hard or efficiently work there are external pressures at work here and we are powerless little pawns in other peoples little games.
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Re: Unballoted Industrial Action : Brentwood Delivery Office
The only reason we have the terms, conditions and pay that we have is through collective bargaining. If we were all like you we would be screwed!future_RM wrote:Time for RM to make an example of every postie that walked out by terminating their contract of employment.
Im sure there are plenty of others out there willing to step into their roles who would appreciate the generous pay, pension, sick pay, holidays etc.
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Re: Unballoted Industrial Action : Brentwood Delivery Office
Chitchat wrote:If we were all like you we would be Whistl
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Re: Unballoted Industrial Action : Brentwood Delivery Office
good luck to the brentwood delivery office hope you get the problems sorted as for the unofficial action
it sometimes is the only way to getting things solved.
it sometimes is the only way to getting things solved.
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bustedflush
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Re: Unballoted Industrial Action : Brentwood Delivery Office
....and would appreciate the disorganization, management ineptitude, bullying, stress, hazards, freezing wet weather, lapsing, spurious complaints, excessive wear and tear of the joints and nowhere to have a slash. Go find them mate.future_RM wrote:Time for RM to make an example of every postie that walked out by terminating their contract of employment.
Im sure there are plenty of others out there willing to step into their roles who would appreciate the generous pay, pension, sick pay, holidays etc.