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First "No letters Saturday". - 2nd or 9th?
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Acca Dacca
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First "No letters Saturday". - 2nd or 9th?
Can’t seem to get a definitive answer to this
Rico’s letter said the 6 weeks would end on 13th June which would in my mind make the 9th the first Saturday of no mail but many on here are saying it’s tomorrow.
Which is it?
Rico’s letter said the 6 weeks would end on 13th June which would in my mind make the 9th the first Saturday of no mail but many on here are saying it’s tomorrow.
Which is it?
If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next
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chocolatesaltyballs
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First “No letters Saturday”. - 2nd or 9th?
2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th, 6th... That's six weeks
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Acca Dacca
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First “No letters Saturday”. - 2nd or 9th?
If it started week commencing 4th May then it would end week ending June 13th though
Which would make 9th the first no Mail day
Which would make 9th the first no Mail day
If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next
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Acca Dacca
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First “No letters Saturday”. - 2nd or 9th?
And he said it ends on the 13th not the 6th which would to me mean inclusive of the 13th making the 9th the first no Mail Saturday
If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next
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rogersh
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First “No letters Saturday”. - 2nd or 9th?
See what you are saying Acca it appears, the "6" weeks may be "7" Saturdays. However the positive is this is a reduction from 6 months as originally planned. Fortnightly the temporary change will be reviewed. Also in the letter to D Ward T Pullinger from Rico Back (Edit) "... the company can confirm that they have made no decision to support the reduction of the six day USO in future."Acca Dacca wrote:And he said it ends on the 13th not the 6th which would to me mean inclusive of the 13th making the 9th the first no Mail Saturday
Also Importantly;
"Any changes to these duty structures will be voluntary and must be agreed locally, utilising the IR Framework"
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Acca Dacca
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First “No letters Saturday”. - 2nd or 9th?
Sorry, this thread wasnt meant to be a moan about how many Saturdays we are going to be doing this - moreso just wondering what awaits me tomorrow as a PT non driver who works remotelyrogersh wrote:See what you are saying Acca it appears, the "6" weeks may be "7" Saturdays. However the positive is this is a reduction from 6 months as originally planned. Fortnightly the temporary change will be reviewed. Also in the letter to D Ward T Pullinger from Rico Back (Edit) "... the company can confirm that they have made no decision to support the reduction of the six day USO in future."Acca Dacca wrote:And he said it ends on the 13th not the 6th which would to me mean inclusive of the 13th making the 9th the first no Mail Saturday
Also Importantly;
"Any changes to these duty structures will be voluntary and must be agreed locally, utilising the IR Framework"
Will mail be sent from MC to DO tomorrow morning?
If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next
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chocolatesaltyballs
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First “No letters Saturday”. - 2nd or 9th?
I know what you mean ACCA but it starts Saturday 2nd not week commencing 4th so it resumes on Saturday 13th
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sindba
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First “No letters Saturday”. - 2nd or 9th?
No changes to duties.
Turn up on your start time, on the days you are due to work. Go home at your finish time. Do whatever work you are asked to do (if it is safe).
That simple.
Turn up on your start time, on the days you are due to work. Go home at your finish time. Do whatever work you are asked to do (if it is safe).
That simple.
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SpacePhoenix
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First “No letters Saturday”. - 2nd or 9th?
Doubtful. It was mentioned in another thread that an office with CSS machines (din't mention whether an MC or MPU) won't be running their CSS machines tonight so if it does get sent out, it'll all be manualAcca Dacca wrote:Sorry, this thread wasnt meant to be a moan about how many Saturdays we are going to be doing this - moreso just wondering what awaits me tomorrow as a PT non driver who works remotelyrogersh wrote:See what you are saying Acca it appears, the "6" weeks may be "7" Saturdays. However the positive is this is a reduction from 6 months as originally planned. Fortnightly the temporary change will be reviewed. Also in the letter to D Ward T Pullinger from Rico Back (Edit) "... the company can confirm that they have made no decision to support the reduction of the six day USO in future."Acca Dacca wrote:And he said it ends on the 13th not the 6th which would to me mean inclusive of the 13th making the 9th the first no Mail Saturday
Also Importantly;
"Any changes to these duty structures will be voluntary and must be agreed locally, utilising the IR Framework"
Will mail be sent from MC to DO tomorrow morning?
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Acca Dacca
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First “No letters Saturday”. - 2nd or 9th?
sindba wrote:No changes to duties.
Turn up on your start time, on the days you are due to work. Go home at your finish time. Do whatever work you are asked to do (if it is safe).
That simple.
If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next
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1617mel
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First “No letters Saturday”. - 2nd or 9th?
heard in our office letters will still arrive this saturday and next, thereafter only packets until further notice, so we were told mail will be prepped
as normal for the first 2 saturdays of this change
as normal for the first 2 saturdays of this change
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1617mel
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First “No letters Saturday”. - 2nd or 9th?
sorry for the first 2 saturdays although we are prepping the mail ,it will still only be packets out for delivery, although tempted to take some main door parts out , can imagine this added to mondays will be a heavy part of my delivery
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scoobydo79
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First “No letters Saturday”. - 2nd or 9th?
Lol .You know what will happen now? People will be sending a letter in a box so it gets delivered Saturday 
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hans solo
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First “No letters Saturday”. - 2nd or 9th?
mail centres
not processing any letters for saturday
deliberately withholding to ensure ricos plan goes through
non drivers this morning to take out 1 1/2 - 2 duties packets
how ?
well done cwu
not processing any letters for saturday
deliberately withholding to ensure ricos plan goes through
non drivers this morning to take out 1 1/2 - 2 duties packets
how ?
well done cwu
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Woody Guthrie
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First “No letters Saturday”. - 2nd or 9th?
Could you point out where Royal Mail says that it was originally planned for 6 months.However the positive is this is a reduction from 6 months as originally planned.
Maybe it's just me but I'm struggling to find that.
Just for the sake of accuracy.
Only dead fish follow the current