Payrise

[daveyeff]

take the break time off would leave less than 32 hours per week working time. they can't keep a 32 hr working week to 5 days. it would mean a 6 hour 24min working day which won't happen.

[Cucumber]

35 hours per week also translates as 70 hour fortnights, which would make 9 day fortnights far more appealing to RM.
Plus any dropping of days per week/fortnight would come with strings attached.
1 out of every 3 Sundays anyone?

Just my view.

[daveyeff]

well thats what the ''negotiators'' are there for.

[citypostie]

If they make all days6 hour 59 minute day the break entitlement goes down to 30 minutes so theres a 35 hour week over 5 days including your break

[A2B]

take the break time off would leave less than 32 hours per week working time. they can't keep a 32 hr working week to 5 days. it would mean a 5 hour 24min working day which won't happen.

Like many others i'd love a four day week but i just can't see it happening

[daveyeff]

If they make all days6 hour 59 minute day the break entitlement goes down to 30 minutes so theres a 35 hour week over 5 days including your break

the job can't be done done properly in 8 hours never mind 6.5. they will still have a 6 day service but split between people. when you are not working someone else will be.

[A2B]

well thats what the ''negotiators'' are there for.

Not instrested in any pay deal involving Sunday working

[HTPostman]

well thats what the ''negotiators'' are there for.

Not instrested in any pay deal involving Sunday working

Snap. If Sunday working is brought in across the board (and yes I know it already exists in RM) I’m out of here.

[citypostie]

If they make all days6 hour 59 minute day the break entitlement goes down to 30 minutes so theres a 35 hour week over 5 days including your break

the job can't be done done properly in 8 hours never mind 6.5. they will still have a 6 day service but split between people. when you are not working someone else will be.

I hope your right,I'd love a 4 day week . It was manager seemed very confident we would get to 35 hours but was also confident we would pay for it with our breaks

[SpacePhoenix]

If they make all days6 hour 59 minute day the break entitlement goes down to 30 minutes so theres a 35 hour week over 5 days including your break

the job can't be done done properly in 8 hours never mind 6.5. they will still have a 6 day service but split between people. when you are not working someone else will be.

I hope your right,I'd love a 4 day week . It was manager seemed very confident we would get to 35 hours but was also confident we would pay for it with our breaks

Sunday working will almost certainly be brought in, maybe half doing it one week, half the next and then alternating

[FirstPost]

If they make all days6 hour 59 minute day the break entitlement goes down to 30 minutes so theres a 35 hour week over 5 days including your break

the job can't be done done properly in 8 hours never mind 6.5. they will still have a 6 day service but split between people. when you are not working someone else will be.

I hope your right,I'd love a 4 day week . It was manager seemed very confident we would get to 35 hours but was also confident we would pay for it with our breaks

Sunday working will almost certainly be brought in, maybe half doing it one week, half the next and then alternating

In that case can you see many people running for the door or not?

[SpacePhoenix]

If they make all days6 hour 59 minute day the break entitlement goes down to 30 minutes so theres a 35 hour week over 5 days including your break

the job can't be done done properly in 8 hours never mind 6.5. they will still have a 6 day service but split between people. when you are not working someone else will be.

I hope your right,I'd love a 4 day week . It was manager seemed very confident we would get to 35 hours but was also confident we would pay for it with our breaks

Sunday working will almost certainly be brought in, maybe half doing it one week, half the next and then alternating

In that case can you see many people running for the door or not?

Realistically it's going to be either that or RM add the hours back to the working week (probably making the working week in deliveries at least 43-43 hours long), so deliveries effectively end up on a lower pay rate

[A2B]

Realistically it's going to be either that or RM add the hours back to the working week (probably making the working week in deliveries at least 43-43 hours long), so deliveries effectively end up on a lower pay rate

Is it April 1st already?

[citypostie]

They won't have to make everyone work Sundays, all the new starters have Sundays in their contracts and people are volunteering to work Sundays anyway. They don t need to force people to do them so they won't. And our hours won't be increasing, if all else fails when mc lose all the parcel work to the hubs they can make the surplus staff do parcels on a Sunday

[daveyeff]

Non drivers wouldnt be working sundays either