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Talks broken down?
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jalor_uk
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Talks broken down?
I have been told by my rep that royal mail have again tried to include the pensions in any deal and as a result the talks have fallen through. They said it looks like more strikes. What have the pec been doing for the past week and why was the deal agreed in the first place. They keep stringing us along while the backlog is cleared.
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TheEngineer
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Re: [color=darkred]Talks broken down?[/color]
I think this is just rumour the fact that there are hardly any details about whats discussed this week would suggest so, i`m sure in the fullness of time we wil hear something today.jalor_uk wrote:I have been told by my rep that royal mail have again tried to include the pensions in any deal and as a result the talks have fallen through. They said it looks like more strikes. What have the pec been doing for the past week and why was the deal agreed in the first place. They keep stringing us along while the backlog is cleared.
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Junior
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Senior Service
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Re: Latest
Today is now the tomorrow referred to above and we still know jack s**tpadraig1965 wrote:18 October 2007
Postal Dispute
Talks between the union and Royal Mail were held today at the TUC. Those talks have continued onto this evening and will continue tomorrow.
A further report will be made tomorrow.
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janitor
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So we sit here doing nothing while the backlog we lost 4 days money to create gets cleared and the PEC tell us nothing, so what next wait till the backlog is cleared then ask us to lose another 4 days, either get us the details of the offer and let us vote on it, or announce the details of the next round of rolling strikes, i wouldn't mind but above all this they are increasing the subs, for what.
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Wild Rover
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janitor
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Shrek
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Midge
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Re: Talks broken down?
According to people in the mail centres and distribution centres, there is no need to worry about the backlog being cleared. We haven't made a dent in it.jalor_uk wrote:What have the pec been doing for the past week and why was the deal agreed in the first place. They keep stringing us along while the backlog is cleared.
In our office, management have been avoiding pressure overtime, by avoiding tackling the backlog properly. It is all stored in yorks in the mail centre and RDC.
When it comes down to it, full-time release reps like me don't have to do the job, the ordinary rank and file do.
Full-time reps sometimes need reminding who they represent. There's no time like the present...
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Full-time reps sometimes need reminding who they represent. There's no time like the present...
Follow me on Twitter @DeepRedMidge
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mark21
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xopher
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