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No Revision but changing collections

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shrimpster
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Joined: 06 Aug 2007, 20:52

No Revision but changing collections

Post by shrimpster »

HI all,

What do you think? Our DOM wants us to change our collections, but we are still waiting for our full revison to start.

Shouldnt we be waiting for our £600 and our full revision before they change anything?

Thanks for any advice.
arnold cheshire
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Re: No Revision but changing collections

Post by arnold cheshire »

shrimpster wrote:HI all,

What do you think? Our DOM wants us to change our collections, but we are still waiting for our full revison to start.

Shouldnt we be waiting for our £600 and our full revision before they change anything?

Thanks for any advice.
changing collections ?
somerset
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Joined: 08 Jun 2007, 16:23

Re: No Revision but changing collections

Post by somerset »

bringon4dayweeks wrote:
shrimpster wrote:HI all,

What do you think? Our DOM wants us to change our collections, but we are still waiting for our full revison to start.

Shouldnt we be waiting for our £600 and our full revision before they change anything?

Thanks for any advice.
changing collections ?
I think what he means is getting rid of SAs ??
clashcityrocker
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Re: No Revision but changing collections

Post by clashcityrocker »

somerset wrote: I think what he means is getting rid of SAs ??
Not necessarily.
They have been talking about "collection reviews" for about 18 months in our DO.
They want less collections from certain boxes. They've even done counts of mail.
But it keeps getting put off.
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fishtank
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Re: No Revision but changing collections

Post by fishtank »

There is a separate 6 phase revision process for collections.

For ease of reference, you can download the Letter to Branches (883/10) that sets out the standards for Collections and the associated National Agreement and Six Step Process for Collections Revisions. Everything you need to know is contained within the documents below:

http://www.cwu.org/royal-mail-collection-drivers.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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