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Sainsbury’s wage rises to 12.60 p.h
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2chorizon
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Re: Sainsbury’s wage rises to 12.60 p.h
Easy now, you twots.
Obv you will be given a piecemeal payrise this april to keep
your gobs shut from ranting on threads like this.
#BoreOff
Obv you will be given a piecemeal payrise this april to keep
your gobs shut from ranting on threads like this.
#BoreOff
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Wullie10
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Re: Sainsbury’s wage rises to 12.60 p.h
Exactly. I've heard the same old crap from the same people for 30 years. Why are they still here ? Surely something better would have turned up after 30 years ?Sean06 wrote: ↑10 Jan 2025, 20:41Apply for one of the easier jobs then.quite simple really.Londonsburning wrote: ↑10 Jan 2025, 19:06Why obsess about what a much easier job than being a delivery OPG get paid more than meSean06 wrote: ↑10 Jan 2025, 16:34Why obsess what other people are earning?nutcracker wrote: ↑10 Jan 2025, 14:14https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crm7wj3m28po.amp
10% off sainsbirys and Argos as well.![]()
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postslippete
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Re: Sainsbury’s wage rises to 12.60 p.h
Does Sainsbury have a trade union? Think it does as Unions are usually at the forefront of maintaining pay rises in line with inflation. What you have to surrender in order to receive a decent pay rise is another question. At RM any pay rises always tends to come with strings attached.
On the face of it, shareholder value is the dumbest idea in the world.
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kazardaimenu
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Re: Sainsbury’s wage rises to 12.60 p.h
They would add the strings and pay minimum wage if they could but then they would be critically under staffed.
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Sean06
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Re: Sainsbury’s wage rises to 12.60 p.h
Live through what era??but again according to lots of people on here lots of easier paid jobs out there.so why do they all stay..don,t have a license myself but surely don,t need a license to stack shelves in supermarkets.Dingo99 wrote: ↑10 Jan 2025, 21:40For crying out load, this is like a manager saying "if you don't like the job, you know where the door is", I am only 35 in 2 days so didn't live throuth said era, but this to me is maybe like the 80s with Yosser HUghes saying gis a job! I have tried before to leave but it's hard, especially if you don't have a driver's license like me, which makes it even harder!Sean06 wrote: ↑10 Jan 2025, 20:41Apply for one of the easier jobs then.quite simple really.Londonsburning wrote: ↑10 Jan 2025, 19:06Why obsess about what a much easier job than being a delivery OPG get paid more than meSean06 wrote: ↑10 Jan 2025, 16:34Why obsess what other people are earning?nutcracker wrote: ↑10 Jan 2025, 14:14https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crm7wj3m28po.amp
10% off sainsbirys and Argos as well.![]()
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scotchy1962
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Re: Sainsbury’s wage rises to 12.60 p.h
Not really interested in what any other job pays, why on earth would anyone working in RM worry about what the rest get.
Worry about what we get now and going forward.
As much as some on here think we just push pieces of paper through a hole in a door/box on the wall, we who work in delivery know how much we really do and pushing pieces of paper would be great if that was all it was.
I reserve judgement on mail centres and lorry drivers as i know nothing about what they do and i am sure they are nowhere near what they used to be.
If there's a way to make a job harder RM seems to be experts at it.
Worry about what we get now and going forward.
As much as some on here think we just push pieces of paper through a hole in a door/box on the wall, we who work in delivery know how much we really do and pushing pieces of paper would be great if that was all it was.
I reserve judgement on mail centres and lorry drivers as i know nothing about what they do and i am sure they are nowhere near what they used to be.
If there's a way to make a job harder RM seems to be experts at it.
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Londonsburning
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Re: Sainsbury’s wage rises to 12.60 p.h
All duties based at MCs are a piece of f***ing piss compared to delivery Scotchy. That's why they don't allow us to transfer over anymore wish I done it when I had the chancescotchy1962 wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 18:10I reserve judgement on mail centres and lorry drivers as i know nothing about what they do and i am sure they are nowhere near what they used to be.
If there's a way to make a job harder RM seems to be experts at it.
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: Sainsbury’s wage rises to 12.60 p.h
Wrong! The reason why they won't is because they want to replace us all with casuals/agency. They'll do the same in RDCs and DOs eventuallyLondonsburning wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 19:17All duties based at MCs are a piece of f***ing piss compared to delivery Scotchy. That's why they don't allow us to transfer over anymore wish I done it when I had the chancescotchy1962 wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 18:10I reserve judgement on mail centres and lorry drivers as i know nothing about what they do and i am sure they are nowhere near what they used to be.
If there's a way to make a job harder RM seems to be experts at it.
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Sean06
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Re: Sainsbury’s wage rises to 12.60 p.h
Based on your experience of working in a mc i assume?Londonsburning wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 19:17All duties based at MCs are a piece of f***ing piss compared to delivery Scotchy. That's why they don't allow us to transfer over anymore wish I done it when I had the chancescotchy1962 wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 18:10I reserve judgement on mail centres and lorry drivers as i know nothing about what they do and i am sure they are nowhere near what they used to be.
If there's a way to make a job harder RM seems to be experts at it.
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Londonsburning
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Re: Sainsbury’s wage rises to 12.60 p.h
YesSean06 wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 19:40Based on your experience of working in a mc i assume?Londonsburning wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 19:17All duties based at MCs are a piece of f***ing piss compared to delivery Scotchy. That's why they don't allow us to transfer over anymore wish I done it when I had the chancescotchy1962 wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 18:10I reserve judgement on mail centres and lorry drivers as i know nothing about what they do and i am sure they are nowhere near what they used to be.
If there's a way to make a job harder RM seems to be experts at it.
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TopperGas
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Re: Sainsbury’s wage rises to 12.60 p.h
No chance posties will ever be replaced by agency staff as it's like a revolving door, once they are trained up they leave. Odd they seem to stay longer at MC's, I wonder why that might beSpacePhoenix wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 19:30Wrong! The reason why they won't is because they want to replace us all with casuals/agency. They'll do the same in RDCs and DOs eventuallyLondonsburning wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 19:17All duties based at MCs are a piece of f***ing piss compared to delivery Scotchy. That's why they don't allow us to transfer over anymore wish I done it when I had the chancescotchy1962 wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 18:10I reserve judgement on mail centres and lorry drivers as i know nothing about what they do and i am sure they are nowhere near what they used to be.
If there's a way to make a job harder RM seems to be experts at it.
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: Sainsbury’s wage rises to 12.60 p.h
No such thing as duties in MCs any more. Apart from specialist rolls like revenue, mech etc anyone can be moved to any section at any time. Managers monitor work rates. At the start of every hour you see them counting the number of yorks/sleeves/trays of each stream of mail in their work area. I'm guessing that they have to justify to the shift manager and in turn the mail centre manager and their boss every last hour used.Londonsburning wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 20:58YesSean06 wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 19:40Based on your experience of working in a mc i assume?Londonsburning wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 19:17All duties based at MCs are a piece of f***ing piss compared to delivery Scotchy. That's why they don't allow us to transfer over anymore wish I done it when I had the chancescotchy1962 wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 18:10I reserve judgement on mail centres and lorry drivers as i know nothing about what they do and i am sure they are nowhere near what they used to be.
If there's a way to make a job harder RM seems to be experts at it.
Apart from manual letters and flats, work rates get recorded in some way these days. Only manual letters and flats aren't sorted by a machine or don't have everyone scanned. With all packets now getting scanned once the new pipeline visibility thing comes full online, managers will be able to really look down at work rates down to individual level.
Think it's a matter of when, not if RM have every last item scanned at every last stage it passes through up to the arrival at the DO. With the new system when it comes fully online we basically scan a packet to a sleeve/york. That sleeve/york has been tagged as being for a given DO. When that sleeve/york eventually is wheeled into the DO the system will sense that it has arrived at the DO (using the RFID tags) and every item scanned to that sleeve/york will be deemed to have arrived at the DO.
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nutcracker
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Re: Sainsbury’s wage rises to 12.60 p.h
I don’t “worry” or “stress” or whatever emotions are attributed by some posters to discussing wage bargaining evidence.
It’s purely business and quite simply, I would prefer more for me and my colleagues (labour), and less for shareholders (capital).
Evidence and debate that helps push that agenda is worthwhile.
It’s purely business and quite simply, I would prefer more for me and my colleagues (labour), and less for shareholders (capital).
Evidence and debate that helps push that agenda is worthwhile.
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Sean06
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Re: Sainsbury’s wage rises to 12.60 p.h
So why go to delivery was mc too easy for a grafter like you.now delivery is too tough you want back in mc.,Londonsburning wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 20:58YesSean06 wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 19:40Based on your experience of working in a mc i assume?Londonsburning wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 19:17All duties based at MCs are a piece of f***ing piss compared to delivery Scotchy. That's why they don't allow us to transfer over anymore wish I done it when I had the chancescotchy1962 wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 18:10I reserve judgement on mail centres and lorry drivers as i know nothing about what they do and i am sure they are nowhere near what they used to be.
If there's a way to make a job harder RM seems to be experts at it.
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Sean06
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Re: Sainsbury’s wage rises to 12.60 p.h
So why post what you did.obviously you are not happy about something.nutcracker wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 22:10I don’t “worry” or “stress” or whatever emotions are attributed by some posters to discussing wage bargaining evidence.
It’s purely business and quite simply, I would prefer more for me and my colleagues (labour), and less for shareholders (capital).
Evidence and debate that helps push that agenda is worthwhile.