Been here 25 years and can't remember when I did not get what they promised. I know we have the shares embargo but they did not do anything wrong it was just clever. We still got a few quid out of it but would have been nice to have got the rest but we have to move on. Remember Leighton gave us over £1000 when we had a no sickness clause and he paid out more than at first thought. I still say if Leighton and crozier were in charge today the shares money would have been paid out but we got rid of them for moya. That's life today.pinstripe wrote:Brain Fury wrote:
What do you mean it's only for 3 years? How many times in the past have you had a deal for longer than 3 years?
How many times have RM actually honoured a 3 year deal? I mean fully honoured all existing parts of it? They don't exactly have a very reassuring record.
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cloherty1976
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How about Phase 4 of the P&M07 agreementcloherty1976 wrote: Been here 25 years and can't remember when I did not get what they promised. I know we have the shares embargo but they did not do anything wrong it was just clever. We still got a few quid out of it but would have been nice to have got the rest but we have to move on. Remember Leighton gave us over £1000 when we had a no sickness clause and he paid out more than at first thought. I still say if Leighton and crozier were in charge today the shares money would have been paid out but we got rid of them for moya. That's life today.
Or the Share in Success agreement. Up to 2 weeks before completion we were in line for around £100 each - on pay out £0.
How about ESA1 and 2 protected under grandfather rights - only it wasn't.
Then the BT2010 and that the 100BSI wouldn't be imposed in the 1st revision.
I could go on but its a different world in deliveries - certainly different to the one you left.
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cloherty1976
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Re: Only a hundred posties snub offer of free Royal Mail sha
I can only speak about what I was promised and others in our function. I don't know about these as left deliveryTrueBlueTerrier wrote:How about Phase 4 of the P&M07 agreementcloherty1976 wrote: Been here 25 years and can't remember when I did not get what they promised. I know we have the shares embargo but they did not do anything wrong it was just clever. We still got a few quid out of it but would have been nice to have got the rest but we have to move on. Remember Leighton gave us over £1000 when we had a no sickness clause and he paid out more than at first thought. I still say if Leighton and crozier were in charge today the shares money would have been paid out but we got rid of them for moya. That's life today.
Or the Share in Success agreement. Up to 2 weeks before completion we were in line for around £100 each - on pay out £0.
How about ESA1 and 2 protected under grandfather rights - only it wasn't.
Then the BT2010 and that the 100BSI wouldn't be imposed in the 1st revision.
I could go on but its a different world in deliveries - certainly different to the one you left.
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Brain fury, do you need help removing your buried head from the sand? what in your opinion will happen once the 3 years are up? if there not going to reduce your wages then why not offer a 4 or 5 year deal. Your obviously on here to wind people up, I believe someone else on another thread has posted our wages will be slashed after year 3, Maybe you can accuse them of making it up as well.
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cloherty1976
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Your want a 10 year deal next..philip spiby wrote:Brain fury, do you need help removing your buried head from the sand? what in your opinion will happen once the 3 years are up? if there not going to reduce your wages then why not offer a 4 or 5 year deal. Your obviously on here to wind people up, I believe someone else on another thread has posted our wages will be slashed after year 3, Maybe you can accuse them of making it up as well.
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If somebody else has posted that wages will be slashed after year 3 they are making it up. They don't know that and have no evidence but either choose to believe it or just like scaring people. Nobody knows what the economic and commercial situation will be in 3 years time so it would be increasingly risky for RM to extend the pay offer beyond that point but to assume that this means that wages will be cut after 3 years is illogical and perverse.. Has RM offered a 3 year deal before? I thought pay deals have generally been a year at a time in which case 3 years seems like a good thing but you seem determined to see it as a negative. Presumably if RM had offered a 5 year deal you would be saying that wages will be slashed in year 6.philip spiby wrote:Brain fury, do you need help removing your buried head from the sand? what in your opinion will happen once the 3 years are up? if there not going to reduce your wages then why not offer a 4 or 5 year deal. Your obviously on here to wind people up, I believe someone else on another thread has posted our wages will be slashed after year 3, Maybe you can accuse them of making it up as well.
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cloherty1976
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Pay deal 2010 was 3 years and paid out in full. As promised..
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Brain fury away bk to you're clipboard
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Cloherty roll over and have your tummy tickled, there's a good boy. Your behaving like a lap dog belonging to Moya.
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Cloherty and brain fury cosy up to each other boys
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Re: Only a hundred posties snub offer of free Royal Mail sha
And your point is?POSTMAN wrote:Royal Mail shares are due to begin trading on October 15, with City sources claiming high demand from institutional investors for the stock. The CWU union's ballot of workers closes the following day. If a 'Yes' vote is returned the earliest strike action could take place is on October 23rd, causing huge disruption to the company in the run-up to Christmas, and almost certainly affecting the value of shares held by the staff.
And once again, I DO NOT CARE WHAT PAY RISES OTHER PEOPLE HAVE GOT, OR HOW THE PROPOSED DEAL COMPARES TO THEM.Speaking to The Daily Telegraph in July, Michael Fallon urged posties to accept Royal Mail's pay offer of 8.6 per cent over three years, explaining: "It looks pretty reasonable compared to the 1 per cent a year cap for nurses, teachers and armed forces."
It should also be pointed out that some of those mentioned are already on more money than we are.
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