Zareena "You're just like Asda employees" Brown

[eastie]

RM continually try to claim that we get very well paid and that we should be grateful for that and be thankful for anything they “give” us.

Work at Asda for £11 per hour or walk 6+miles a day in all weathers with a bag on your back for £12 per hour - I know which job I would choose , it’s a no brainer for me , I would prefer Asda.

It’s RM management(Simon and Zareena) who 10 months ago on workspace Actually compared us to ‘Doris’ from Asda in relation to our wages and implied we should be grateful.



Vote yes

only 6 miles !!!!
your lucky

[POSTMAN]

Original Doris at ASDA thread here...
RMCtv : Royal Mail pay better than Doris at Asda on checkout 3

[Weetrogg2]

Postman

Although I was out on the exact rate, my point was it was RM(Zareena Brown) who compared us to Asda employees around a year ago but now they are getting better % pay rises she has started comparing us with the “nurses” who are only been offered 3%ish.

The leadership of RM are at best “Duplicitous” or outright liars - I’m not sure which ??? - only joking

[norris9]

How much do Asda employees need to pay out per year for things?

Being a Postman I have annual costs....

Footwear/Socks.

RM footwear is inadequate. I pay £100 per year on trainers.

Pain Medications.

For all the aches and pains. I pay approx £30 per year on medications.

Massages

I pay £150 per year to fix my knotted, worn out leg muscles.

[Lawrencepa2014]

How much do Asda employees need to pay out per year for things?

Being a Postman I have annual costs....

Footwear/Socks.

RM footwear is inadequate. I pay £100 per year on trainers.

Pain Medications.

For all the aches and pains. I pay approx £30 per year on medications.

Massages

I pay £150 per year to fix my knotted, worn out leg muscles.

I spend a lot more on food too because of all the walking

[PFdriver488]

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[norris9]

I spend a lot more on food too because of all the walking

True. I also eat more than I would if I had a less physical job. On top of this Asda employees get 10% off their food shop. I believe we can get 5% off at certain supermarkets if we use some top up system. Does anyone use it?

[aiden01]

How much do Asda employees need to pay out per year for things?

Being a Postman I have annual costs....

Footwear/Socks.

RM footwear is inadequate. I pay £100 per year on trainers.

Pain Medications.

For all the aches and pains. I pay approx £30 per year on medications.

Massages

I pay £150 per year to fix my knotted, worn out leg muscles.

You can claim £34 twice a year for footwear.

[pieoftheday]

Only if you have doctors note thought I think?

[aiden01]

Only if you have doctors note thought I think?

Yes should have made that clear

[yellowbelly]

I spend a lot more on food too because of all the walking

True. I also eat more than I would if I had a less physical job. On top of this Asda employees get 10% off their food shop. I believe we can get 5% off at certain supermarkets if we use some top up system. Does anyone use it?

Yes, through RM Bundle, rates vary between different supermarkets and occasionally the rates are bumped up for say a week
(which you can then spend whenever you want), at time of writing Morrisons 5%, ASDA 4%. Sainsburys 5%, Tesco 4%

[broughts]

Just seen in domino’s window drivers wanted £14 an hour plus tips and mileage I’m off

[Schiff]

Just seen in domino’s window drivers wanted £14 an hour plus tips and mileage I’m off

You'll be delivering in the dark and on a Sunday.

[Woody Guthrie]

Just seen in domino’s window drivers wanted £14 an hour plus tips and mileage I’m off

You'll be delivering in the dark and on a Sunday.

You'll be expected and wanted.

[Gasman11]

He won't be pushing a HCT 10 miles around the streets to deliver them either.