thexxxpostman wrote:i think this confirms 1 thing and 1 thing only..there seriously panicking about the ballot result..how they get wind of these things is another matter..independent firm counting the votes and all that..the way forward was prob rigged so i presume there getting ready to tamper with this one..we get 300 quid and the end of overtime...wheres the nearest bridge..anyone joining me
Would that be to throw :cfo :lfo and our negotiators off it
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Next you'll be telling me there is a six-foot rabbit called Harvey standing next to you!!
No, the document is on the notice board at my DO.
It details the amount of backpay and the £175 lump sum (as per the agreement we are voting on) payable on December 14th IF a YES vote is voted in. The payments are pro-rata for hours worked and this document has been on display for over a week.
By the way, Harvey says "hello."
Next you'll be telling me there is a six-foot rabbit called Harvey standing next to you!!
No, the document is on the notice board at my DO.
It details the amount of backpay and the £175 lump sum (as per the agreement we are voting on) payable on December 14th IF a YES vote is voted in. The payments are pro-rata for hours worked and this document has been on display for over a week.
By the way, Harvey says "hello."
Do mean the amount backpay until the 1/10/200. plus £170 lump sum. this is what was offered.. or do the mean the £170 increased to £350.
Next you'll be telling me there is a six-foot rabbit called Harvey standing next to you!!
No, the document is on the notice board at my DO.
It details the amount of backpay and the £175 lump sum (as per the agreement we are voting on) payable on December 14th IF a YES vote is voted in. The payments are pro-rata for hours worked and this document has been on display for over a week.
By the way, Harvey says "hello."
Do mean the amount backpay until the 1/10/200. plus £170 lump sum. this is what was offered.. or do the mean the £170 increased to £350.
No, they are seperate. The backpay will be approx £175 and the lump sum is £175. They're not offering extra, the backpay is what we would be earning if this deal is accepted. This is an obvious last ditch attempt to persuade the waverers, which I hope will be seen for what it is.
edinburghsteve wrote:Heard a rumour today that Edinburgh Mail Centre staff where getting offered extra money to vote yes???
No they are trying this in my DO basically they are bigging up the back pay and the ESOS payment.
You only get this when (not if) the deal is accepted. To clarify what I mean, eventually a deal will be reached even if we turn down this one so at some point we will get back pay and we should also get the ESOS as well, even if for the moment this deal is rejected.
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dean41 wrote:Its your back money of £175 and your lump sum of £175 = £350. You get your crimbo bonus of £100 on the 21st of Dec.
Ah so thers no exrta money then they are just trying to make look better
We heard about this on Wednesday. "Here's a few hundred quid of your own money which is yours because you've earned it. For letting you have this money, which is yours anyway, we're going to screw you to the floor!"
What a shower we work for!
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