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RMCtv : Simon ' Back to the future' Thompson : Regardless-there will be no back pay

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datasaint
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Re: RMCtv : Simon ' Back to the future' Thompson : Regardless-there will be no back pay

Post by datasaint »

I'm not one to blindly spout venom at ST just because he's been the person in charge through all this, but I think it's becoming clearer by the day he's massively underestimated the resolve of the CWU and his strategy of not backing down is just digging him a bigger hole.

A true CEO who cared about the business would never have let it get to this stage.
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Re: RMCtv : Simon ' Back to the future' Thompson : Regardless-there will be no back pay

Post by k979aaa »

norm wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 13:45
I'm not one to blindly spout venom at ST just because he's been the person in charge through all this, but I think it's becoming clearer by the day he's massively underestimated the resolve of the CWU and his strategy of not backing down is just digging him a bigger hole.

A true CEO who cared about the business would never have let it get to this stage.
It should never have but I think it has dawned on him that there will be no victory for anyone in this battle.
As to back pay I would rather have 1% more going forward than the Back pay as it will enhance our pensions and will go forward forever more on our wages.
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Re: RMCtv : Simon ' Back to the future' Thompson : Regardless-there will be no back pay

Post by ted_e_bear »

Surreypostie wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 13:15
Halfhappy wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 10:24
Surreypostie wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 09:52
pinstripe wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 04:01
Ali831 wrote:
02 Dec 2022, 23:27
And how much salary has been saved not paying striking posties?
Say about £80 a day x 96,000 striking posties. £7.5 million per strike day x 18 strike days = £135 million. (Back of a fag packet calculations, but gives a good indication)
£80??? £246 gross this week for 2 days of IA, fortunately, I can afford that.
I thought you had accepted another job?
I have, it is the long wait now for the checks to be done, could still be here at the end of January god forbid.
What's your new job/pay etc out of interest sp ?
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Re: RMCtv : Simon ' Back to the future' Thompson : Regardless-there will be no back pay

Post by Surreypostie »

ted_e_bear wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 14:41
Surreypostie wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 13:15
Halfhappy wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 10:24
Surreypostie wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 09:52
pinstripe wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 04:01
Ali831 wrote:
02 Dec 2022, 23:27
And how much salary has been saved not paying striking posties?
Say about £80 a day x 96,000 striking posties. £7.5 million per strike day x 18 strike days = £135 million. (Back of a fag packet calculations, but gives a good indication)
£80??? £246 gross this week for 2 days of IA, fortunately, I can afford that.
I thought you had accepted another job?
I have, it is the long wait now for the checks to be done, could still be here at the end of January god forbid.
What's your new job/pay etc out of interest sp ?
Going to be working with vulnerable adults, a total change so have to have an enhanced DBS, could take 6 - 8 weeks, a pay cut but going on strike one day a week has shown me I can afford to do that. I am actually looking forward to doing something totally different.
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Re: RMCtv : Simon ' Back to the future' Thompson : Regardless-there will be no back pay

Post by k979aaa »

Surreypostie wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 15:10
ted_e_bear wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 14:41
Surreypostie wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 13:15
Halfhappy wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 10:24
Surreypostie wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 09:52
pinstripe wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 04:01
Ali831 wrote:
02 Dec 2022, 23:27
And how much salary has been saved not paying striking posties?
Say about £80 a day x 96,000 striking posties. £7.5 million per strike day x 18 strike days = £135 million. (Back of a fag packet calculations, but gives a good indication)
£80??? £246 gross this week for 2 days of IA, fortunately, I can afford that.
I thought you had accepted another job?
I have, it is the long wait now for the checks to be done, could still be here at the end of January god forbid.
What's your new job/pay etc out of interest sp ?
Going to be working with vulnerable adults, a total change so have to have an enhanced DBS, could take 6 - 8 weeks, a pay cut but going on strike one day a week has shown me I can afford to do that. I am actually looking forward to doing something totally different.
Very admirable and it is a good cause for people less fortunate than ourselves. :Applause :Applause :Applause
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Re: RMCtv : Simon ' Back to the future' Thompson : Regardless-there will be no back pay

Post by ted_e_bear »

Surreypostie wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 15:10
ted_e_bear wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 14:41
Surreypostie wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 13:15
Halfhappy wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 10:24
Surreypostie wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 09:52
pinstripe wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 04:01
Ali831 wrote:
02 Dec 2022, 23:27
And how much salary has been saved not paying striking posties?
Say about £80 a day x 96,000 striking posties. £7.5 million per strike day x 18 strike days = £135 million. (Back of a fag packet calculations, but gives a good indication)
£80??? £246 gross this week for 2 days of IA, fortunately, I can afford that.
I thought you had accepted another job?
I have, it is the long wait now for the checks to be done, could still be here at the end of January god forbid.
What's your new job/pay etc out of interest sp ?
Going to be working with vulnerable adults, a total change so have to have an enhanced DBS, could take 6 - 8 weeks, a pay cut but going on strike one day a week has shown me I can afford to do that. I am actually looking forward to doing something totally different.
Excellent, I'd imagine you'll get a lot of job satisfaction and a feeling that you're making a difference.
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Re: RMCtv : Simon ' Back to the future' Thompson : Regardless-there will be no back pay

Post by dohnut »

ted_e_bear wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 15:23
Surreypostie wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 15:10
ted_e_bear wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 14:41
Surreypostie wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 13:15
Halfhappy wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 10:24
Surreypostie wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 09:52
pinstripe wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 04:01
Ali831 wrote:
02 Dec 2022, 23:27
And how much salary has been saved not paying striking posties?
Say about £80 a day x 96,000 striking posties. £7.5 million per strike day x 18 strike days = £135 million. (Back of a fag packet calculations, but gives a good indication)
£80??? £246 gross this week for 2 days of IA, fortunately, I can afford that.
I thought you had accepted another job?
I have, it is the long wait now for the checks to be done, could still be here at the end of January god forbid.
What's your new job/pay etc out of interest sp ?
Going to be working with vulnerable adults, a total change so have to have an enhanced DBS, could take 6 - 8 weeks, a pay cut but going on strike one day a week has shown me I can afford to do that. I am actually looking forward to doing something totally different.
Excellent, I'd imagine you'll get a lot of job satisfaction and a feeling that you're making a difference.
As apposed to being treated like s**t on the bottom of your shoes.
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Re: RMCtv : Simon ' Back to the future' Thompson : Regardless-there will be no back pay

Post by Halfhappy »

dohnut wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 15:26
ted_e_bear wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 15:23
Surreypostie wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 15:10
ted_e_bear wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 14:41
Surreypostie wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 13:15
Halfhappy wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 10:24
Surreypostie wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 09:52
pinstripe wrote:
03 Dec 2022, 04:01
Ali831 wrote:
02 Dec 2022, 23:27
And how much salary has been saved not paying striking posties?
Say about £80 a day x 96,000 striking posties. £7.5 million per strike day x 18 strike days = £135 million. (Back of a fag packet calculations, but gives a good indication)
£80??? £246 gross this week for 2 days of IA, fortunately, I can afford that.
I thought you had accepted another job?
I have, it is the long wait now for the checks to be done, could still be here at the end of January god forbid.
What's your new job/pay etc out of interest sp ?
Going to be working with vulnerable adults, a total change so have to have an enhanced DBS, could take 6 - 8 weeks, a pay cut but going on strike one day a week has shown me I can afford to do that. I am actually looking forward to doing something totally different.
Excellent, I'd imagine you'll get a lot of job satisfaction and a feeling that you're making a difference.
As apposed to being treated like s**t on the bottom of your shoes.
All the best SP. I hope it goes well, and you get ur payout too. :thumbup