Negotiators Agreement reached : Video

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 26 Jan 2018, 14:14

Manchester who

come on Yeovil

Martin Walsh · Post by **Martin Walsh** » 26 Jan 2018, 14:30

No he is the president of Plymouth Argyle and the postman in the videos is sadly a spurs fan.

walkthewalk · Post by **walkthewalk** » 26 Jan 2018, 14:51

There are 2 things for certain in these negotiations which is all delivery staff will be inconvenienced and will have to work harder, mark my words.
The last big Union/RM agreement meant RM employees who did not do deliveries got payments for D2D

Post by **POSTMAN** » 26 Jan 2018, 14:51

I know he's Plymouth but I still don't get the connection to us.

hans solo · Post by **hans solo** » 26 Jan 2018, 14:55

Just vote NO

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 26 Jan 2018, 15:43

walkthewalk wrote:There are 2 things for certain in these negotiations which is all delivery staff will be inconvenienced and will have to work harder, mark my words.
The last big Union/RM agreement meant RM employees who did not do deliveries got payments for D2D

Ok I surrender

Post by **stephen500** » 26 Jan 2018, 15:50

Part of me wants the talks to go on forever, at least that way I don't have to worry about what they have agreed.
For Royal Mail this has all been about pensions, all the rest if piffle to the board and our investors.
I just hope no one has been sold out. Existing Royal mail pension scheme members or those who at present have a poor pension, Mail centre or delivery posties.
Pitting one against the other is not good. I also hope our union have not fallen for that old trick of not back dating pay.
Hopefully this will be my last pay agreement. Three years to go!
All the best for us all, I live in hope (and fear)

TheTrolleyMan · Post by **TheTrolleyMan** » 26 Jan 2018, 16:03

It's a fecking joke !

clashcityrocker · Post by **clashcityrocker** » 26 Jan 2018, 16:16

TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
walkthewalk wrote:There are 2 things for certain in these negotiations which is all delivery staff will be inconvenienced and will have to work harder, mark my words.
The last big Union/RM agreement meant RM employees who did not do deliveries got payments for D2D
Ok I surrender

I am off to hang myself.

Post by **cloherty1976** » 26 Jan 2018, 16:22

Over the previous 30 years in àll our pay disputes have the pec asked the negotiators to go back and get a better deal?
Have they also go get a better deal too?

Celgar · Post by **Celgar** » 26 Jan 2018, 16:34

walkthewalk wrote:There are 2 things for certain in these negotiations which is all delivery staff will be inconvenienced and will have to work harder, mark my words.
The last big Union/RM agreement meant RM employees who did not do deliveries got payments for D2D

For what it's worth I agree with you on both points.

FinishOnTime · Post by **FinishOnTime** » 26 Jan 2018, 16:35

It would be quite nice if all this wasn't announced until after the PEC recommend it. Speculation and conjecture until then.

DB1100 · Post by **DB1100** » 26 Jan 2018, 16:51

Best get ready for some more lapsing then,and starburst.

Post by **General Mannerheim** » 26 Jan 2018, 17:12

dingo wrote:Every National Agreement is subject to a vote of the Postal executive , this has happened on every National Agreement. The Postal executive can amend the agreement and than the National Officers will have to go back into negotiations to try and achieve those amemenemts , the Postal executive could reject or accept the agreement.

Once the Postal Executive have voted to accept the agreement and recommend it to the members it is than it will be subject to wider consultation.

First will be a two day meeting of the Div Reps , than a National Briefing and that 9 Divisional meetings where the unit reps will be in attendance.

During this time Divisions and Branch’s will decide where they will be recommending the agreement to their members or recommending rejection.

In addition there will loads of gate meetings to discuss the merits or otherwise of the agreement to the members.

The members will than have the final say in a vote.

There will be nothing to hide but this is the process which things will take.

So .......we had the biggest vote in the history of man only to be taken to the high court and stiffed for costs and made not to strike, then we have weeks and weeks of feck all, then we have an announcement that was put off just so some spivs and insider dealers could make a quick buck, then the so called deal of the Century or `on the cusp of greatness or whatever bollocks it was called and I've had to tell my members sorry you will have to wait again until next week but I can't even furnish you with the basics but rest assured that eventually we will have somebody turn up from Div

and tell us how great a deal it all is, meanwhile Uncle Terry and his RM cronies are convinced that the pension issue is `sorted` even though they know for a fact that it hasn't even been made legal....well I'm convinced.

Post by **cloherty1976** » 26 Jan 2018, 17:32

General Mannerheim wrote:
dingo wrote:Every National Agreement is subject to a vote of the Postal executive , this has happened on every National Agreement. The Postal executive can amend the agreement and than the National Officers will have to go back into negotiations to try and achieve those amemenemts , the Postal executive could reject or accept the agreement.

Once the Postal Executive have voted to accept the agreement and recommend it to the members it is than it will be subject to wider consultation.

First will be a two day meeting of the Div Reps , than a National Briefing and that 9 Divisional meetings where the unit reps will be in attendance.

During this time Divisions and Branch’s will decide where they will be recommending the agreement to their members or recommending rejection.

In addition there will loads of gate meetings to discuss the merits or otherwise of the agreement to the members.

The members will than have the final say in a vote.

There will be nothing to hide but this is the process which things will take.
So .......we had the biggest vote in the history of man only to be taken to the high court and stiffed for costs and made not to strike, then we have weeks and weeks of feck all, then we have an announcement that was put off just so some spivs and insider dealers could make a quick buck, then the so called deal of the Century or `on the cusp of greatness or whatever bollocks it was called and I've had to tell my members sorry you will have to wait again until next week but I can't even furnish you with the basics but rest assured that eventually we will have somebody turn up from Div and tell us how great a deal it all is, meanwhile Uncle Terry and his RM cronies are convinced that the pension issue is `sorted` even though they know for a fact that it hasn't even been made legal....well I'm convinced.

Quality but remember another quote nothing agreed till everything agreed.exciting times