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EVR lads told there is no job for them in office...

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postypie
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EVR lads told there is no job for them in office...

Post by postypie »

some lads in our office have been given evr(lucky devils).....they are due to leave the company at the end of May(apparently)....but have just been told by management that from next week (until they leave)...they will have no job at our office...and will be shipped out to whatever office until they leave the company in two months...is this right?
Can RM managers do this?
These are all senior posties(30++ years in the business)...it just seems absurd that with a few weeks left before they leave RM forever....they are taken off their duties and shipped out all over the place?
We have had one re-pick....but due to the EVRs kicking in we are due for another re-pick once these lads have gone....but surely for the sake of a few weeks RM can leave them on the duties they are on now.....surely senior posties deserve to be treated better than this before they leave the company for good having worked so many years for RM?
Just seems so wrong to treat senior staff who have served the company so well with utter contempt just before they are due to leave the company?
IcanthelpthewayIam
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Post by IcanthelpthewayIam »

just make sure they all know that they should turn up at their own DO for their start time, and then get transported to the other DO, and also then finish early enough at the other DO and transported back to their home DO to finish there for their finish time, tell them to insist on being given a van or being driven there and back and not to use their own cars or to go to the new do off their own backs,

its rubbish treatment for them so play a little hard ball and make it as difficult as possible for DOM
DB1100
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Re: EVR lads told there is no job for them in office...

Post by DB1100 »

postypie wrote:some lads in our office have been given evr(lucky devils).....they are due to leave the company at the end of May(apparently)....but have just been told by management that from next week (until they leave)...they will have no job at our office...and will be shipped out to whatever office until they leave the company in two months...is this right?
Can RM managers do this?
These are all senior posties(30++ years in the business)...it just seems absurd that with a few weeks left before they leave RM forever....they are taken off their duties and shipped out all over the place?
We have had one re-pick....but due to the EVRs kicking in we are due for another re-pick once these lads have gone....but surely for the sake of a few weeks RM can leave them on the duties they are on now.....surely senior posties deserve to be treated better than this before they leave the company for good having worked so many years for RM?
Just seems so wrong to treat senior staff who have served the company so well with utter contempt just before they are due to leave the company?
And that my friend is how they will treat you when the time comes,so bear this in mind when they ask you to go over "just this once" to help them out.I certainly do now.
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Glenno
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Re: EVR lads told there is no job for them in office...

Post by Glenno »

zx135 wrote:just make sure they all know that they should turn up at their own DO for their start time, and then get transported to the other DO, and also then finish early enough at the other DO and transported back to their home DO to finish there for their finish time, tell them to insist on being given a van or being driven there and back and not to use their own cars or to go to the new do off their own backs,

its rubbish treatment for them so play a little hard ball and make it as difficult as possible for DOM
Good advice zx135, but also remember to take your meal break also... :wave :wave
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Post by arnold cheshire »

Glenno wrote:
zx135 wrote:just make sure they all know that they should turn up at their own DO for their start time, and then get transported to the other DO, and also then finish early enough at the other DO and transported back to their home DO to finish there for their finish time, tell them to insist on being given a van or being driven there and back and not to use their own cars or to go to the new do off their own backs,

its rubbish treatment for them so play a little hard ball and make it as difficult as possible for DOM
Good advice zx135, but also remember to take your meal break also... :wave :wave
why are you telling zx135 to take his meal break ? :thumbup
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Re: EVR lads told there is no job for them in office...

Post by arnold cheshire »

postypie wrote:some lads in our office have been given evr(lucky devils).....they are due to leave the company at the end of May(apparently)....but have just been told by management that from next week (until they leave)...they will have no job at our office...and will be shipped out to whatever office until they leave the company in two months...is this right?
Can RM managers do this?
These are all senior posties(30++ years in the business)...it just seems absurd that with a few weeks left before they leave RM forever....they are taken off their duties and shipped out all over the place?
We have had one re-pick....but due to the EVRs kicking in we are due for another re-pick once these lads have gone....but surely for the sake of a few weeks RM can leave them on the duties they are on now.....surely senior posties deserve to be treated better than this before they leave the company for good having worked so many years for RM?
Just seems so wrong to treat senior staff who have served the company so well with utter contempt just before they are due to leave the company?
at least they will be getting good money stand up for themselves
aiden01
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Post by aiden01 »

hate to say just go sick for a few weeks that will fcuk them up :Very Happy
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Post by rehabron »

What's the CWU rep doing on this? If management are stating that there is no duties for them then the EVR paperwork and leaving package should have been implemented earlier so that these colleagues should have left the business without any disruption to their present duties and them having to be manoeuvred around. This so called re-pick should have been postponed until the EVR had been completed and for them to finish their service on their current duties.
Patrick301
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Post by Patrick301 »

aiden01 wrote:hate to say just go sick for a few weeks that will fcuk them up :Very Happy
not sure but if you knock up sick as your evr date approaches
royal mail reduce your evr sum by a large amount
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Post by hantsman »

conman wrote:
aiden01 wrote:hate to say just go sick for a few weeks that will fcuk them up :Very Happy
not sure but if you knock up sick as your evr date approaches
royal mail reduce your evr sum by a large amount
Stop making things up!
motch
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Post by motch »

conman wrote:
aiden01 wrote:hate to say just go sick for a few weeks that will fcuk them up :Very Happy
not sure but if you knock up sick as your evr date approaches
royal mail reduce your evr sum by a large amount
I'd doubt if it could be reduced by even a penny after an amount has been agreed.


How much are the 30+ years guys getting out of interest.
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Post by clashcityrocker »

I think if you are still being paid and you pretend to be sick to avoid going to work, you could find yourself being sacked.
I think it would have a significantly detrimental effect on your EVR payment. In fact it might completely invalidate it.
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hantsman
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Post by hantsman »

clashcityrocker wrote:I think if you are still being paid and you pretend to be sick to avoid going to work, you could find yourself being sacked.
I think it would have a significantly detrimental effect on your EVR payment. In fact it might completely invalidate it.

Stop thinking.
postypie
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Post by postypie »

clashcityrocker wrote:I think if you are still being paid and you pretend to be sick to avoid going to work, you could find yourself being sacked.
I think it would have a significantly detrimental effect on your EVR payment. In fact it might completely invalidate it.

I have heard that as well Clash.....seen some of the lads today....shipped out to other offices most of them bless em......if they can do this to very senior posties what have they got in store for us in the future?
I think our old CWU reps would have done something about this situation....but times have changed.
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Post by dvbuk55 »

clashcityrocker wrote:I think if you are still being paid and you pretend to be sick to avoid going to work, you could find yourself being sacked.
I think it would have a significantly detrimental effect on your EVR payment. In fact it might completely invalidate it.
Who's pretending, stress and depression could easily follow an EVR notice. If they were managers they'd be on garden leave or made into a crayon toting WCM pillar.