He said he got a message about it this morning from HQ.
DVB i Don't thick he realised you were only taking the piss.............
Just a stab in the dark, but I'd guess it would be all about how to use the new agreement to make the simpletons do more work for less money.guvenor wrote:mgmt all got dvd presentations on sunday woudn,t tell us what about but rumours they have to push on with changes asap
dingo wrote:The joint statement will include the work measurement standards and revison tools. It will include which traffic weeks that duties will be modelled on. At the moment Royal Mail want to use weeks 11 -17 from last year (june , july ) or weeks 41 -44 in January. Their solution is to take the lower of these two avearages meaning that you flex up rather than laspe in periods of avearage traffic.
It will also include a matrix of issues which have either been resolved or are still to be resolved.
These include every thing from CDV guidelines , to barometer walk count process , d2d contracts not being equal across an office , upper decile benchmarking process , test call rate calculator in live enviornment , cwu concerns on model week packets and flats , process for removal of cars , training package for local reps and Doms , fatugue / heat study , Scotland fatigue study , Birmingham traffic study,validate d2d prep , plus a few other issues.
No one can argue that every issue is being drilled down on to ensure that revisions are correct , but if local offices allow managers to do what they want then that is their fault, the engagement process should ensure that local offices are protected.
Of course you are B - you don't seriously think your union would throw you to the wolves without support surelyBELIAL wrote:Just a stab in the dark, but I'd guess it would be all about how to use the new agreement to make the simpletons do more work for less money.guvenor wrote:mgmt all got dvd presentations on sunday woudn,t tell us what about but rumours they have to push on with changes asap
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dingo wrote:The joint statement will include the work measurement standards and revison tools. It will include which traffic weeks that duties will be modelled on. At the moment Royal Mail want to use weeks 11 -17 from last year (june , july ) or weeks 41 -44 in January. Their solution is to take the lower of these two avearages meaning that you flex up rather than laspe in periods of avearage traffic.
Because the communication from the union on this is muddled and unclear.Geezer wrote:BD
What i would like to know is,
Why are people allowing RM to cut hours and do more lapseing on the back of what IWT says.
I have refused outright in my DO to let any hours come out lapsed or not just because IWT says we can. IWT as a tool is agreed yes,
but the important part the settings that go in are not so no-one should be excepting a loss of hours ect until all the settings ect are agreed.
I made the same point to my DOM and area rep, plus i pointed out that all the deliveries in the office were forced in by EA using Geo Route last year which also has not been agreed and therefore if the the walking speed has been reduced and we receive signing time etc in the new parameters (thats if they havnt reduced letterbox time) then we are currently saving hours on the outdoor content.On top of that no H&S from vehicle checks to recording bag weights are being adhered to.Geezer wrote:BD
What i would like to know is,
Why are people allowing RM to cut hours and do more lapseing on the back of what IWT says.
I have refused outright in my DO to let any hours come out lapsed or not just because IWT says we can. IWT as a tool is agreed yes,
but the important part the settings that go in are not so no-one should be excepting a loss of hours ect until all the settings ect are agreed.
Well apparently an office vote isnt needed as the CWU have been consulted at all levels.Lincox wrote:Can you please tell me how an area representative can make that decision without the express consent of the workforce. If this has not been given then I believe you should be taking out a grievance with the CWU and at the same time telling Royal Mail that this person has acted unilaterally without the will of the workforce and that you do not accept the decision that has been taken.
I know, but it has only been 20 days since the original notification that information would be forthcomingGlenno wrote:![]()
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