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driver@35
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Post by driver@35 »

At our office we have both collection and delivery drivers.
Now i have been told today that if there was a drivers repick,then delivery duty drivers would be able to pick a collection duty, can anyone tell me if this is true??
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Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

I will move this to union room - but at our place we first vote on whether or not we have a repick, if the majority vote for it then it goes ahead.

Also if there is a repick, anyone who is qualified for that duty can pick into it but whether this is national or not I am not sure hopefully a full rep can advise.
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Post by shades »

If there is an office resign every postman in that office should get to
pick any duty he or she wants when their turn comes on seniority.
Or does driver @ 35 think its an us and them place of work if its going
to effect his pick of duties

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Post by norbet colon »

TrueBlueTerrier wrote:I will move this to union room - but at our place we first vote on whether or not we have a repick, if the majority vote for it then it goes ahead.

Also if there is a repick, anyone who is qualified for that duty can pick into it but whether this is national or not I am not sure hopefully a full rep can advise.
Doesn't there have to be a certain percentage in changes in duty first , all I've seen was the deckchairs being moved on the Titantic; as it appeared to be change for changes sake, as the percentage of change if any was low .
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Post by johnnyp »

driver@35 wrote:At our office we have both collection and delivery drivers.
Now i have been told today that if there was a drivers repick,then delivery duty drivers would be able to pick a collection duty, can anyone tell me if this is true??

Not in our office,our driving duties are ring fenced,so are ex phg jobs,they can only be picked up if any of the current duty holders come off through there own choice,something to do with there allowance and not being worse of financially i think :hmmmm.

So when we have a full office repick they as good as all keep there jobs :neutral: :whistle

The way forward does say something about once a certain amount of change is made then a full office repick is the norm.Cant remember the figure though :d'oh!
Body Beyond Repair
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Post by Body Beyond Repair »

As far asi know if 50% of your office changes the members can ask for a resign and all duties are up for grabs eccept specialist posts(PHGS etc) not unless your trained and pay protection duties can opt out under MTSF. :wave :wave
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Post by combocrasher »

in our office only delivery can sign for delivery, and the same goes with the rest of the mail centre sorters signing for sorting jobs etc, if you want to do collections/distribution you need to transfer even though we are in the same complex
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Post by madelin4 »

Does this mean we may not keep our walk? or is it just collections re-sign??????
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Post by Big Daz »

Way Forward is perfectley clear on resigns

1/3rd of jobs need to incurr major change any job NOT incurring major change DOES NOT go into the repick if the duty holder wishes to keep it.
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Post by curly1975 »

TrueBlueTerrier wrote:I will move this to union room - but at our place we first vote on whether or not we have a repick, if the majority vote for it then it goes ahead.

Also if there is a repick, anyone who is qualified for that duty can pick into it but whether this is national or not I am not sure hopefully a full rep can advise.
You should never ever be having individual office ballots regarding having re-signs or not.

If the criteria that is set out in the way forward for re-signs is met then a re-sign its is!!!!

Branches should stick to what is set out in National Agreements, if we start to go against National Agreements then we don't have an argument when RM do it to us.