And the governments sieve like pockets Moya Greene flavour of the day last year in October now a scaremonger no more kisses for her on the stock exchange floor anymore vince has took his flowers away for the NHS.daveyeff wrote:it doesn't stop them paying all the massive bonuses at the top end though does it?.....they've got plenty of money to line the execs pockets.noggin1969 wrote:the same fixed price - is enshrined in law and will not be rescinded.
Totally pointless if the only company required to do it can't afford to do it
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Cable accuses Royal Mail bosses of 'scaremongering'
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Our terms and conditions are already being eroded. We are now required to deliver all sizes of packets rather than a dedicated parcel delivery van. This has increased our workload and put extra stress on our bodies whilst at the same time the value of our basic salary has been devalued as pay has not kept pace with inflation over the last ten years. We have also seen decline in overall salary due to the scrapping of D2D payments replaced by an on average lower delivery supplement.
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Cannot agree more with you but don't forget the added collections and other s**t that will come along but the business don't care they think we are overpaid for the job we do well time will tell.Lincox wrote:Our terms and conditions are already being eroded. We are now required to deliver all sizes of packets rather than a dedicated parcel delivery van. This has increased our workload and put extra stress on our bodies whilst at the same time the value of our basic salary has been devalued as pay has not kept pace with inflation over the last ten years. We have also seen decline in overall salary due to the scrapping of D2D payments replaced by an on average lower delivery supplement.