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Revisions Deployed.

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belle smith
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Revisions Deployed.

Post by belle smith »

If you have had your revision deployed, have you had your bouns payments yet?
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belle smith wrote:If you have had your revision deployed, have you had your bouns payments yet?
been told ours is in our pay on friday 29th.....200 quid
belle smith
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Post by belle smith »

daveyeff wrote:
belle smith wrote:If you have had your revision deployed, have you had your bouns payments yet?
been told ours is in our pay on friday 29th.....200 quid
Was it a non sequenced revision, that was deployed this week then?
Cheers for responce.
Big Daz
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Getting very close to balloting CWU mbrs, big boss man wants the revision in before Xmas. Only benefit to that is £200 before Xmas rather than after. Members on rural dels would be peeved if revison takes place before Xmas as they are concerned they will loose out on their expected Xmas tips.
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Post by belle smith »

Big Daz wrote:Getting very close to balloting CWU mbrs.
Not going to happen Daz. Plus it should be £800.
I thought you had an understanding DOM with a good working relationship? :hmmmm
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Post by dvbuk55 »

Big Daz wrote:Getting very close to balloting CWU mbrs, big boss man wants the revision in before Xmas. Only benefit to that is £200 before Xmas rather than after. Members on rural dels would be peeved if revison takes place before Xmas as they are concerned they will loose out on their expected Xmas tips.

You are joking I hope! Balloting members because they won't get their christmas tips if the revision is before christmas :left: :left: :left:

Will they be declaring said tips for tax purposes? How long has RM been running its business plan on christmas tips :hmmmm
Big Daz
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belle smith wrote:
Big Daz wrote:Getting very close to balloting CWU mbrs.
Not going to happen Daz. Plus it should be £800.
I thought you had an understanding DOM with a good working relationship? :hmmmm

Non sequenced mail revision, so only £200 at this time

A democratic ballot on revision proposals :wave

Apoligies for not being clearer.[/b] :d'oh! :left:

Very strong feeling amongst the mbrs that revision should be after Xmas for deployment.


Ive almost finished painting a picture of what the D.O will look like with four less delivery duties but with a end to absorption, later mail arrivals and a total of nine 1 in 4 sat off duties. So its time almost for the mbrs to say yes or no
belle smith
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Post by belle smith »

Big Daz wrote:Non sequenced mail revision, so only £200 at this time

A democratic ballot on revision proposals :wave

Apoligies for not being clearer. :d'oh! :left:

Very strong feeling amongst the mbrs that revision should be after Xmas for deployment.


Ive almost finished painting a picture of what the D.O will look like with four less delivery duties but with a end to absorption, later mail arrivals and a total of nine 1 in 4 sat off duties. So its time almost for the mbrs to say yes or no
Ahh i see, thought you had taken leave of your senses for a secound there Daz. :chuckle :chuckle
I did kind of jump to conclusions as well. :wave
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Ive almost finished painting a picture of what the D.O will look like with four less delivery duties but with a end to absorption
You have just permanently absorbed four deliveries. :chuckle :d'oh!
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
postie222
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i heard it does not matter as much if they fail the USO at xmas. So maybe thats why they are pushing ahead at the busiest time of the year so any cut offs/cock ups will not really matter till January when they will of sorted it lol
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fishtank wrote:
Ive almost finished painting a picture of what the D.O will look like with four less delivery duties but with a end to absorption
You have just permanently absorbed four deliveries. :chuckle :d'oh!
Not quite absorbed, Big Daz has managed to get back to full time ...................
Postal1
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Post by Postal1 »

Say has most offices gone to 4hr 15min delivery spans. TBH ours look MASSIVE. One round now has 1200 calls :mfo
belle smith
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Post by belle smith »

postie222 wrote:i heard it does not matter as much if they fail the USO at xmas. So maybe thats why they are pushing ahead at the busiest time of the year so any cut offs/cock ups will not really matter till January when they will of sorted it lol
It doesn't matter as much! Who told you that?
Big Daz
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Re: Revisions Deployed.

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dvbuk55 wrote:
fishtank wrote:
Ive almost finished painting a picture of what the D.O will look like with four less delivery duties but with a end to absorption
You have just permanently absorbed four deliveries. :chuckle :d'oh!
Not quite absorbed, Big Daz has managed to get back to full time ...................

Not yet.

Revision still needs to be voted in and deployed and a FT contract offered and signed.

However the FT vacancy level in relation to the actual FT staffing level that will be needed means its simply a matter of when and not if.

Now if you will excuse me Ive some ballot papers to print and number. Ballot starts tommrow.
chelseachris
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Re: Revisions Deployed.

Post by chelseachris »

In our office of 9 people we absorbed 30 hours in doing so the added houses have put some of the walks up to and above 850 this in turn keeps us out beyond or time hence we claim overtime or manager said that this is not saving the office money so the 1st 200 pounds will not be paid to us can this be right.He is also adamant that no other offices in Northern Ireland are working to there time and bringing the mail back something that we told him we where prepared to do rather than claim overtime,can anyone enlighten me. :hmmmm