I'm just worried that if this strike action continues and even part time jobs are scarce, we're going to see another wave of male strippers at our working mens clubs,,,, a la "The Posties Full Monty"coxie wrote:no i know no job is secure but royal mail want to force us out in exchange for part timers to slash the wage bill.
that's the problem the underhandedness of RM - RM want a Dutch TNT type system , that entails a 16 hr students / mums /casualised army delivering late into the evening two times a week ,& charging businesses £3000 a year to have mail delivered earlier .coxie wrote:no i know no job is secure but royal mail want to force us out in exchange for part timers to slash the wage bill.
Talk about stating the obvious, there is always one, we are well aware job losses are on the horizon and just want RM to stick to agreements relating to redundancies etc. I wouldn't believe everything youu read in the paper either.No job is secure for life! This guy is on another planet and seems he doesn't understand why the strikes are even happening if that's his reason. If this is representative of even a small percentage of posties, well I'll just say. It explains a LOT.
I'm out the door at 50, if the job lasts that long that is!OnAFlyer wrote:60? My last pension statement said I now have to work until i'm 65 to get the pension I signed up for. And that will be gone long before then as well
Sod working for RM for another 33 years
ill be having nightmares tonight, OMG please not (especially if its the male posties in my office) lolBlueday wrote:I'm just worried that if this strike action continues and even part time jobs are scarce, we're going to see another wave of male strippers at our working mens clubs,,,, a la "The Posties Full Monty"coxie wrote:no i know no job is secure but royal mail want to force us out in exchange for part timers to slash the wage bill.
No,,, don't even think about it