Notice

[comeracing]

Not a clue , if I've got a job elsewhere, how do you go about giving notice and how long, has this got to be written and passed to your manager or do you just tell your manager

[Deadly]

Depends how long you've worked here but if you've been here for years, one week. Put it in writing and slap it on the managers desk.

[comeracing]

30 years service appreciated the first 15 years but not the last 15 years

[BenacreNick]

Just imaging if they rejected your resignation letter, comeracing.

[josetork]

Do you know where you stand regarding pay rise back pay should the vote come back as Yes?

[Postie Malone]

Do you know where you stand regarding pay rise back pay should the vote come back as Yes?

No idea. I retire on 29th August (so after the ballot result is announced) and still haven't got a scooby whether I'll get backpay at the end of September or not. Local union rep has no idea and hasn't heard back from above. As soon as I leave I'll be locked out of payslips etc so I'm guessing that I'll either get a pleasant surprise if I get an extra payment into my bank 4 weeks after I've left, or else I'll find that the union has screwed a number of their members yet again.

[calsae]

You have to be ‘in service’ to get back pay, so if you’ve left before it’s due to be paid you’ll not get it.

[Patmanposts]

Write or print a letter and sign it, put it in an envelope and give it to your manager.

Managers name. I hereby give notice of my resignation, my last working day with royal mail will be on xxxx. Up to you if you want to say more.

I handed my notice in recently and will miss any back pay as well but it’s not worth staying for. I already have a start date for a new job and couldn’t give 4 weeks notice so i wrote… due to having a start date with my new job my last working day will be xxxx.

[guardianangel]

Do you know where you stand regarding pay rise back pay should the vote come back as Yes?

id be very surprised if its a yes vote im struggling to find anyone whose voted yes in my office.

[Peabrain22]

Well dont rule out a no vote.they thrive on people leaving around now..because they've worked since April and they ll save an absolute fortune from April on people leaving and people retiring..a no vote will only stall the ball again as the man says

[TopperGas]

Do you know where you stand regarding pay rise back pay should the vote come back as Yes?

id be very surprised if its a yes vote im struggling to find anyone whose voted yes in my office.

Probably too embarrassed to admit it, a bit like finding a Labour voter at the moment but they still won the last election. I'd be surprised if anybody turned down nearly 5% to risk going on strike to try and get 5%!

[Wullie10]

I have a holiday in Sept . On the Saturday before I'll pop a letter under the managers door ( they all go home early Saturday) and that's it i won't return . Won't miss it one bit. It's not even Royal Mail anymore. The job was finished once it became a private company.

[stevejm]

Probably too embarrassed to admit it, a bit like finding a Labour voter at the moment but they still won the last election. I'd be surprised if anybody turned down nearly 5% to risk going on strike to try and get 5%!

I voted yes. It's a shyte deal but we're not getting better and there's no path to get better.

[stevejm]

Do you know where you stand regarding pay rise back pay should the vote come back as Yes?

No idea. I retire on 29th August (so after the ballot result is announced) and still haven't got a scooby whether I'll get backpay at the end of September or not. Local union rep has no idea and hasn't heard back from above. As soon as I leave I'll be locked out of payslips etc so I'm guessing that I'll either get a pleasant surprise if I get an extra payment into my bank 4 weeks after I've left, or else I'll find that the union has screwed a number of their members yet again.

Well I hope you get the nice surprise. Where did you hear that we'll be paid at the end of September?

[Sean06]

Do you know where you stand regarding pay rise back pay should the vote come back as Yes?

No idea. I retire on 29th August (so after the ballot result is announced) and still haven't got a scooby whether I'll get backpay at the end of September or not. Local union rep has no idea and hasn't heard back from above. As soon as I leave I'll be locked out of payslips etc so I'm guessing that I'll either get a pleasant surprise if I get an extra payment into my bank 4 weeks after I've left, or else I'll find that the union has screwed a number of their members yet again.

Well I hope you get the nice surprise. Where did you hear that we'll be paid at the end of September?

26th sept if voted in its on this site.