Of course not! I heard it was £20,000 and that it was going to be paid annually over the next 20 years at £1k a year BUT the number of households was going up to 10 a week.Lounge Lizard wrote:5p for three leaflets to 400 properties = £20 a week = £1,000 a year for 20 years till retirement = £20,000.
Are they really just offering ONE TENTH of that ?
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dvbuk55 wrote:Of course not! I heard it was £20,000 and that it was going to be paid annually over the next 20 years at £1k a year BUT the number of households was going up to 10 a week.Lounge Lizard wrote:5p for three leaflets to 400 properties = £20 a week = £1,000 a year for 20 years till retirement = £20,000.
Are they really just offering ONE TENTH of that ?
6 Hours early me thinks.
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TrueBlueTerrier wrote:dvbuk55 wrote:Of course not! I heard it was £20,000 and that it was going to be paid annually over the next 20 years at £1k a year BUT the number of households was going up to 10 a week.Lounge Lizard wrote:5p for three leaflets to 400 properties = £20 a week = £1,000 a year for 20 years till retirement = £20,000.
Are they really just offering ONE TENTH of that ?
6 Hours early me thinks.
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Door 2 Door Rumour!!!
When Royal Mail said that "Door 2 Doors" would be discussed seperately from the "Pay and Modernisation Deal" .....We knew that this would be another "SHAFTING EXCERCISE"...
But lets not blame Royal Mail on this one!!! We should be blaming the F***ERS who are Negotiating with them!!! The ones who always say they have our "best interests at heart"...........Yes that's right our beloved Union!!! The Union who loves to sell out its members!
Anyone on the Negotiating Team ever actually delivered Door 2 Doors??????? Nope don't think so!
So £2000 before Tax...... and nothing thereafter! or £1,000 year (average) for every year after!
Do the simple maths! its not that hard!!!
But lets not blame Royal Mail on this one!!! We should be blaming the F***ERS who are Negotiating with them!!! The ones who always say they have our "best interests at heart"...........Yes that's right our beloved Union!!! The Union who loves to sell out its members!
Anyone on the Negotiating Team ever actually delivered Door 2 Doors??????? Nope don't think so!
So £2000 before Tax...... and nothing thereafter! or £1,000 year (average) for every year after!
Do the simple maths! its not that hard!!!
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manchesterblue wrote:I get around £25 for a walk with 499 D to D drops. So yours must be about 550 ish I reckon.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:My round must be a biggy - I average £30 to £35 depending on size of D2Ds. With 3 at 1.67p I get just under £30.
Nearly there 588+
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Delivered my d2d for the First time in 4 years two weeks ago got £5.56. Wont be doing that again for another 4 years. In the Royal Mail mag called it All Adds Up there is one line that states. You can earn extra money by delivering d2d items, See you Manager for details. I see my Manager every week and tell him didnt want any extra money this week you can keep your d2d. Keeps on quoting the Agreement with the CWU about delivering them but falls on death ears
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