1.they are not strike breakers(so why did they support the strike action you may askGUVI wrote:so if persons do not have business insurance.
what do u think would happen to driver or management
if for instance police were to stop vehicle after a complaint from public
)2.according to are 
manegment, your insurance is invalid without business insurance 
Ha ha I can well believe it.When we started doing the job properly the area manager accused us of unofficial industrial action,they know they would be doomed if everybody stopped the cars on delivery.What gets me is these idiots running round trying to finish early,using their cars etc, will be moaning their bollocks off when they are having to cover walks in future.I've given up trying to get this to sink into their micro brainsSnatch wrote:I went to a RM briefing today for Mgt & Reps, which is for Reps to try and sell the deal.
Under flexibility proposals, posties could have their duties changed by +- 30 mins but also they could be moved to another office.
I had the audacity to suggest that if you want a level playing field to find out how much flexibility you could get in the offices, The C.W.U & RM should announce a joint initiative to get everyone to "Do The Job Properly".
The look I got from the 2 Admin staff running the show was priceless.
That has actually happened to one Postman who was forced by the Management to use his car and he had a crash and was off work for a while, the management soon washed their hands of him, It was featured in the CWU magazine a while ago.L Tommo wrote:I hope everyone using there own cars during work time and carrying bags should have a crash and not hurt anyone else apart from themselves...
FECK EM!!! THIS SHOULDNT BE AN ISSUE NOW... MORE SO THAN EVER....
Got no simpathy if you croak it... bollox to ya ya un caring bastards!!!!
Was that the lad with the broken pelvis and goodness knows what else? I remember that article. It should have been a warning to anyone else, but it's the old 'it will never happen to me' syndrome.NWpostie wrote:That has actually happened to one Postman who was forced by the Management to use his car and he had a crash and was off work for a while, the management soon washed their hands of him, It was featured in the CWU magazine a while ago.L Tommo wrote:I hope everyone using there own cars during work time and carrying bags should have a crash and not hurt anyone else apart from themselves...
FECK EM!!! THIS SHOULDNT BE AN ISSUE NOW... MORE SO THAN EVER....
Got no simpathy if you croak it... bollox to ya ya un caring bastards!!!!
Tommo! I'll see your 'hope it happens to them' and raise you a 'head through the windscreen, no ambulance because of the NHS cutbacks, critical list, and an inteview with the IB when they regain consciousness over the five bags of mail the local chavs have run off with from the boot of the car!'L Tommo wrote:I hope it DOES happen to them...
OUT
the one and the same, must have been under enormous pressure from the screws to do, I wouldn't do so, in fact I would point out the legalities and consequences etc that should make them pause for abit.IWW Fellow Worker wrote:Was that the lad with the broken pelvis and goodness knows what else? I remember that article. It should have been a warning to anyone else, but it's the old 'it will never happen to me' syndrome.NWpostie wrote:That has actually happened to one Postman who was forced by the Management to use his car and he had a crash and was off work for a while, the management soon washed their hands of him, It was featured in the CWU magazine a while ago.L Tommo wrote:I hope everyone using there own cars during work time and carrying bags should have a crash and not hurt anyone else apart from themselves...
FECK EM!!! THIS SHOULDNT BE AN ISSUE NOW... MORE SO THAN EVER....
Got no simpathy if you croak it... bollox to ya ya un caring bastards!!!!