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Post by DGP1 »

TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
manchesterblue wrote:
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.
I get around £25 for a walk with 499 D to D drops. So yours must be about 550 ish I reckon.

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Post by Prawn Star »

Try 689.............
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One of our town ones is 718 but they are all back to backs so its like doing 350 odd - he gets done in about 3 hrs 10 minutes but has loads of bags.

Bonus with backs to backs is you normally have 4 doors within 5 - 10 yards of each other.
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Post by Darren Bent »

Yes to 2000 pounds and yes to coming all ready prepped. No to doors to doors delivery. No to lose 25-35 pounds a week pay in pay deal.
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Post by Lounge Lizard »

Why a flat rate payment of £2,000 irrespective of how long you're likely to be working for Royal Mail ?
A 20 or 25 year old who might expect to work for the company for 40 years would ( at 3 leaflets a week to 400 addresses ) expect to deliver about 2,400,000 Door To Doors so the £2,000 works out at a tenth of a penny per leaflet.
Yet someone with just 40 days to retirement ( again with 400 addresses ) would only deliver about 9,600 Door To Doors so the £2,000 compensation works out at about 20p per leaflet.
Why should some be paid a massive 200 times more compensation per leaflet than others ?
And is anyone suggesting this is fair ?
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Post by BELIAL »

And why should you take a one off payment and then work for nothing giving RM pure profit and zero costs ,think it's called community service, but I ain't guilty and it's only servicing some fat parasites bonus
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disgruntledpostie1 wrote:I don't want to do D2D's at all :mad hateful things they are :mad :mad :mad :mad

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Post by Wilbur Spoons »

Just read this and thought I'd give a bit of an eye on what we reps have been told. The deal above is one of many suggestions that RM have given to the CWU re: D2Ds, there is a list which your rep should have in the form of a discussion document. Sadly the gist of all of them is that RM want more of the eggs from their Golden Goose leaving us with probably a little bit of goose s**t. Nothing has been agreed or even proposed yet so its best to hang fire til something concrete comes out of this.
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Post by catdeeley »

Just read this and thought I'd give a bit of an eye on what we reps have been told. The deal above is one of many suggestions that RM have given to the CWU re: D2Ds, there is a list which your rep should have in the form of a discussion document. Sadly the gist of all of them is that RM want more of the eggs from their Golden Goose leaving us with probably a little bit of goose s**t. Nothing has been agreed or even proposed yet so its best to hang fire til something concrete comes out of this.



Any chance someone can post this discussion document??
I'd like to look at the options.
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Post by POSTMAN »

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It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
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thanks, interesting readin :crazy:
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Post by moggymoz »

Big Daz wrote:
disgruntledpostie1 wrote:I don't want to do D2D's at all :mad hateful things they are :mad :mad :mad :mad

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Post by combocrasher »

I can see RM trying to adopt the absorb all D2D's into the duties with no payment what so ever
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Post by Lounge Lizard »

combocrasher wrote:I can see RM trying to adopt the absorb all D2D's into the duties with no payment what so ever
Worse still they might try to get us to pay them for the privilege of delivering them.
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Post by Midge »

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So, we are all meant to get carried away with the headline figure of £2000 each, but for what?

1. No further D2D payments, forever and a day.
2. Royal Mail can up the number of D2Ds from 3 to whatever they can squeeze into the system.

What do they get out of it?

1. Unlimited rise in the number of D2D contracts.
2. D2D built into workload for ALL posties, not 'voluntary'.
3. Savings of £1000/year on average per delivery worker PER YEAR from now on (the payment cost of the 3 items we get paid for now)
4. Savings over and above this, not having to pay 1.67p per item for any of the additional contracts over 3 items per week.

THAT'S A HELL OF A LOT TO GIVE THEM FOR JUST £2000 HERE AND NOW!

Surely it would be better to just take the actual cost of D2D payments to Royal Mail, made over a year, and divide it out amongst ALL of us in Royal Mail, by giving us ALL a payment of around £1000. But then, CONSOLIDATE that payment into basic pay, so we get it year on year forever more.

That would be a 'buy-out' of D2D by a £1000 rise (or slightly less as not all in RM currently get the D2D money) in basic pay for all of us. Not some here today, gone tomorrow, £2000 one-off.

What would Royal Mail get out of that?

Well, if they are so set on increasing the number of D2Ds from 3 per week, then they would save the £1000 per year that they would have spent paying us 1.67p per item for those. So if we took 6 items on average in future, then they would 'save' £1000 per postie per year, as well.

Let's not sell ourselves short.

Oh, and the money should NOT be pro-rata. Part-timers have to currently do the same work as full-timers on D2D, so they should get the same buy-out. Fair's fair.

(P.S. I do work on delivery...)

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