The more money is the ESOS payment which was ours to begin with. The 5.4% with the addition of 1.5% IF ALL AGREEMENTS are in place is still only 2.1% over 24 months.trojan wrote:From what i`ve read on hear so far people are saying a big fat NO, but i`m also reading that not everyone has read it in full.
remember :lfo words at the beginning of all this "there is no more money, this is the final offer" but there has been more money it was`nt the final offer we all stood strong and together,lets read this and then read it again and remember it is down to us to decide.
keep the faith
ANNOUNCEMENT : ALL OF ROYAL MAIL'S EMPLOYMENT POLICIES (AGREEMENTS) AT A GLANCE (Updated 2021)... HERE
ANNOUNCEMENT : PLEASE BE AWARE WE ARE NOT ON FACEBOOK AT ALL!
FULL AGREEMENT
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dvbuk55
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stressed eric
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PostfromNotts
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A BIG NO
There seems to be hardly any change from the original offer.
The only differences are the words "LOCAL" and "TRIAL" and we all know what trial means!!
LOCAL means getting stuffed by line managers!!
£175? wow bloody wee!! And how much would the back pay have amounted to?
Errrrr
The only differences are the words "LOCAL" and "TRIAL" and we all know what trial means!!
LOCAL means getting stuffed by line managers!!
£175? wow bloody wee!! And how much would the back pay have amounted to?
Errrrr
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k979aaa
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THIS AGREEMENT IS A SACK OF SH*T!. here's mine 35 hour 5 day week £350 before tax then we will talk about flexibility MTSF stay's pension stay's same for currant members d2d 2p paid for all, royal mail get £38.50 per 1000 d2d anyway checkout their site www.royalmail.com .phantomshare wrote:I thought we realised we had to change? so this proposed agreement deals with change, alright alot of it comes down to local level but it has to go through the IR framework, long and shorts are not ideal but at the moment we are working 8 1/2 hours now already on a friday.
this document needs to be read thouroughly and discussed before being thrown out.
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arsenalbob
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this is all about the lack of communication during the talks by hayes and ward to us. they were quoted over the weekend of saying there will be no point of further strikes we have pushed it as far as we can . they obviously don't know how far we are prepared to go. the lack of communicaion in such an important part of our lives is nothing short of criminal. we've now got to take it into our own hands to get this agreement nipped in the bud before it reaches ballot stge
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mark21
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DGP1
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I may be mistaken but that is the same deal as RM wanted all along so what did I lose all that money for by going on strike. I will be voting a big fat NO to this crap so you union lurkers can take note that I for one will be canceling my union membership and I CAN convince everyone in my office to do the same.
Useless useless idiots
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
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postman1965
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jungle boogie
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eh??
SORRY IF THIS PISSES PEOPLE OFF! ive just read the entire statement and wasnt exactly overwhelmed to say the least but i think its a reasonable offer and should be accepted,i understand all the 'to be agreed locally' is bollocks but the pay offer is better than the firemen and the nurses got and they save lives,im not undermining our jobs because i know first hand how much the job has changed just in the last few months so i think we should pull together and understand the need for change or we are going to get shafted with everything.the strikes have achieved alot of things,i think the pros outweigh the cons so lets all stop ranting and just get on with our easyish jobs earn a decent pay and enjoy life!!
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k979aaa
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Re: A BIG NO
Why leave your union you have vote use it and use it wiselyPostfromNotts wrote:My CWU fees will soon be withdrawn!
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