So now it's a waiting game again?
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Relax.mondeoman1 wrote:We haven't had delivery methods revision yet and dom/dsm are trying to get 180 hours out of office, I was hoping for some guidance today on local revisions as we have managed to stall the changes but they are eager to push this through.
Ok deep breath and relax!dingo wrote:
Interms of waiting for further revision guidance , well I suggest you refer to the guidance Bob Gibson sent out prior to Christmas. This states that the union have not agreed to 100BSI , that a revison should only be agreed on the basis of improving your office BSI by 5 points and a whole host of other recommendations.
dingo wrote:Of course we all would have liked a decision yesterday but with some progress made last week and a further meeting today on deliveries it was decided to wait till next week.
Interms of waiting for further revision guidance , well I suggest you refer to the guidance Bob Gibson sent out prior to Christmas. This states that the union have not agreed to 100BSI , that a revison should only be agreed on the basis of improving your office BSI by 5 points and a whole host of other recommendations.
This is not just an ACAS recommendation but an Internationally agreed standard for workers on day rate i.e. Not on piecework or any form of financial incentive other that their basic pay. Of course this does assume that accurate measures are in place (PVs) and that the tools (IWT etc etc) are fit for purpose and being applied in the correct manner.AnotherLimey wrote:It says to not agree anymore than 75 BSI inline with what ACAS recommended
fishtank wrote:I'm starting to wonder if they even wrote to the Chief Executive at all Dan..
If they did she must have been terrified by this move.
Next time it'll probably go straight into her spam folder.
The report confirmed that progress had been made on BSI (RM work targets) and model week calculations, all of which could eventually have a positive impact on workload issues.
That's where the first letter went. Spineless wasters.fishtank wrote:I'm starting to wonder if they even wrote to the Chief Executive at all Dan..
If they did she must have been terrified by this move.
Next time it'll probably go straight into her spam folder.
Perhaps they are hoping to bury her in a mound of waste paper.jack straw wrote:That's where the first letter went. Spineless wasters.fishtank wrote:I'm starting to wonder if they even wrote to the Chief Executive at all Dan..
If they did she must have been terrified by this move.
Next time it'll probably go straight into her spam folder.