LTB 003/17 UPDATE: JOINT COMMUNICATION ROYAL MAIL AND CWU REGARDING THE JOINT REVIEW OF ACTIVITY VALUE ANALYSIS (AVA) IN PROCESSING AND ADMIN

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LTB 003/17 UPDATE: JOINT COMMUNICATION ROYAL MAIL AND CWU REGARDING THE JOINT REVIEW OF ACTIVITY VALUE ANALYSIS (AVA) IN PROCESSING AND ADMIN

No.003 /2017

4th January 2017



For the Immediate Attention of All:



Postal Branches

Divisional Representatives

Area Processing Representatives

Area Distribution Representatives

Area Administration Representatives



UPDATE: JOINT COMMUNICATION ROYAL MAIL AND CWU REGARDING THE JOINT REVIEW OF ACTIVITY VALUE ANALYSIS (AVA) IN PROCESSING AND ADMIN



Dear Colleagues

Branches and representatives will be aware that LTB 724/16 was circulated on 15th December 2016 in order to communicate details in relation to the Terms of Reference between Royal Mail and the CWU Covering the Joint Review of Activity Value Analysis (AVA).

In line with the above mentioned terms of reference discussions and meetings with the business have continued to take place in order to develop and formalise the Joint Working Group approach that is to be adopted for the AVA activity.

To ensure that all parties are kept fully informed in respect of the activity that is to take place it has been jointly agreed to circulate the attached communication.

We believe that the attached is self-explanatory and provides clarification as to how the various strands involved in the activity will be progressed. If however you should require any assistance please use the contact details for Mahmood Ali or Ian Ward, Postal Executive Members, that are provided or contact the relevant department.

Any enquiries in relation to this LTB should be addressed to the relevant Officer:

Davie Robertson, Assistant Secretary, email: dwyatt@cwu.org or shayman@cwu.org quoting reference number: 052

or

Andy Furey, Assistant Secretary, email: lsheridan@cwu.org quoting reference number 900.



Yours sincerely





Davie Robertson Andy Furey

Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary

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Must be the first time ever they have looked into this secret part of mail centres. We did have a bloke who folded bags neatly into yorks all day, but that essential duty went. MC support/world class mail duties, ahh a shady world of people left over from those wine swigging days of WCM with the Japanese professor on £50,000 a day, and ex managers with no where to go. Bookroom - probably too many people but better than your own manager sorting your holidays. Damaged and vague - easy number, too many people. Revenue protection - what happened there. Supposed to be a reduction in staff, but then the opposite with a ballooning to 11 people on my shift alone, plus one other with guaranteed overtime each day on managers mate status. Three of the revenue staff look like they take some kind of sedative together.