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rockypostie
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lapsing in new agreement?

Post by rockypostie »

Hiya,

Is there any mention of lapsing in the new agreement?
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Re: lapsing in new agreement?

Post by halfull »

yes, prepare for more alot more.
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Re: lapsing in new agreement?

Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

rockypostie wrote:Hiya,

Is there any mention of lapsing in the new agreement?
Not directly but then its not that sort of agreement.

However there are plenty of words and phrases that intimate lapsing -

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Re: lapsing in new agreement?

Post by Ahebban »

Yes, because the 'Agenda' Agreement is an extension of 'BT2010' which is in itself an extension of 'Pay&Mod 2007', which means that RM will pick the bits that suit them best and the CWU picks the bits that suit them .. oh, I forgot, there aren't any good bits for posties :silenced
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Re: lapsing in new agreement?

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Ahebban wrote:Yes, because the 'Agenda' Agreement is an extension of 'BT2010' which is in itself an extension of 'Pay&Mod 2007', which means that RM will pick the bits that suit them best and the CWU picks the bits that suit them .. oh, I forgot, there aren't any good bits for posties :silenced
dont forget the legal protections :arrrghhh
you may not see any benefit coming from these as your union will be less likely to support IA for fear of putting those protections in jeopardy.
Nor will they challenge RM in the courts for fear of financially crippling the £25M or so the union takes per annum.
Fear not though there is some positive news. RM WILL challenge the union on everything as a multi billion pound industry.

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Re: lapsing in new agreement?

Post by pod25 »

Surely any lapsing will be based on what the office IWT generates ?
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Re: lapsing in new agreement?

Post by ebbzie »

pod25 wrote:Surely any lapsing will be based on what the office IWT generates ?
:left:
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Re: lapsing in new agreement?

Post by Jpro747 »

Since the new agreement we are lapsing every day now :thumbdown
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Re: lapsing in new agreement?

Post by aiden01 »

what new agreement the cwu have not signed it yet :hmmmm
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Re: lapsing in new agreement?

Post by halfull »

aiden01 wrote:what new agreement the cwu have not signed it yet :hmmmm
dont worry you wont notice any change when they do :cuppa
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Re: lapsing in new agreement?

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halfull wrote:
aiden01 wrote:what new agreement the cwu have not signed it yet :hmmmm
dont worry you wont notice any change when they do :cuppa
not worried at all :nana