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FAO Martin Walsh / Dingo
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Martin Walsh
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Re: FAO Martin Walsh / Dingo
The issue of job security and no compulsory redundancies will be covered within the agreement.
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2yearpostie
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Re: FAO Martin Walsh / Dingo
Thats good news to know one way or the other.Martin Walsh wrote: ↑07 Dec 2020, 17:01The issue of job security and no compulsory redundancies will be covered within the agreement.
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Ren Hoëk
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Re: FAO Martin Walsh / Dingo
- Mass revisions. Walks to be collapsed and consolidated.
- Everyone on 1 in 6.
- All D2Ds to be thrown in on Monday. Take where you are going.
- Non USO mail to be held until multiple items. To be cleared by Saturday. Aided by the new "Economy mail".
- Tracked and Shoe box size and bigger packets to be redirected to LAT hubs. (As early as possible).
- Low pay rise of some sort, Back dated but for near future only. To be revised after Covid has settled and conditions are met. 2022 to coincide with the USO review.
- Sunday deliveries.
- Later starts.
- Small lump sum.
- Rely on natural wastage to cover redundant positions.
- Something token about the pension
- Perhaps something to do with the shorter working week. (It at least needs to be addressed and put to bed)
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Martin Walsh
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Re: FAO Martin Walsh / Dingo
I would not put more than 5 pence on that !
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Manboat
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- Joined: 26 Jan 2015, 22:16
- Gender: Male
Re: FAO Martin Walsh / Dingo
Our revision guy has said ours is about done and be ready to go when we get back to normal, bigger duties, few more contracted hours a week for part timers, Wallington weeks gone
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2yearpostie
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Re: FAO Martin Walsh / Dingo
All floating reserves redundant
3% over 5 years
Non LAT hubs to be moved to the nearest LAT hub
Sat and Sun delivery of Tracked 24 and Specials
3% over 5 years
Non LAT hubs to be moved to the nearest LAT hub
Sat and Sun delivery of Tracked 24 and Specials
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worktotime
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- Joined: 14 May 2010, 20:47
- Gender: Male
Re: FAO Martin Walsh / Dingo
f***ing good luck with that s**t , i think if that is there plan they need to try and do the job , not a chance , lolRen Hoëk wrote: ↑07 Dec 2020, 17:44
- Mass revisions. Walks to be collapsed and consolidated.
- Everyone on 1 in 6.
- All D2Ds to be thrown in on Monday. Take where you are going.
- Non USO mail to be held until multiple items. To be cleared by Saturday. Aided by the new "Economy mail".
- Tracked and Shoe box size and bigger packets to be redirected to LAT hubs. (As early as possible).
- Low pay rise of some sort, Back dated but for near future only. To be revised after Covid has settled and conditions are met. 2022 to coincide with the USO review.
- Sunday deliveries.
- Later starts.
- Small lump sum.
- Rely on natural wastage to cover redundant positions.
- Something token about the pension
- Perhaps something to do with the shorter working week. (It at least needs to be addressed and put to bed)
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kevbo
- EX ROYAL MAIL
- Posts: 134
- Joined: 07 May 2010, 16:33
- Gender: Male
Re: FAO Martin Walsh / Dingo
Is average pay on annual leave for part timers going to be included in this agreement or will it be left to the tribunal to point out Royal Mail are acting illegally?
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Marshamp11
- Posts: 437
- Joined: 06 Aug 2018, 16:38
- Gender: Male
Re: FAO Martin Walsh / Dingo
How about just making the f#@£ing job do-able in the allocated hours.
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citypostie
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- Joined: 08 Apr 2009, 19:42
- Gender: Male
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Ren Hoëk
- Posts: 737
- Joined: 01 Feb 2018, 12:19
- Gender: Male
Re: FAO Martin Walsh / Dingo
I bet thats closer to the truth than you'd like to admit!
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DGH
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- Location: Neither here nor there
Re: FAO Martin Walsh / Dingo
Martin, if you'd be so kind, can you answer:
will Family Friendly working patterns be honoured under any new deal?
will Family Friendly working patterns be honoured under any new deal?
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yellowbelly
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Re: FAO Martin Walsh / Dingo
If that is negotiated as part of any agreement then that's well out of order. It's illegal - end of - so should not
be part of any 'deal'.
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Martin Walsh
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Re: FAO Martin Walsh / Dingo
On average holiday pay it is subject to test cases at the Tribunal. Due to CoVID all tribunal cases have been delayed but we test case dates early next year. Remember if we are successful than this is likely to cost Royal Mail more than the cost of a pay rise each year , hence why they don’t want to reach an agreement as yet.
In terms of the Ron put in terms of what he believes will be in the agreement :
Revisions will be , but 1 in 6 as a standard won’t be.
There won’t be anything on the USO, other than how we try and it protect USO.
There won’t be mention of 300 offices / LAT . However there will be how we move to 24/7 operation.
Nothing on pensions.
The rest you won’t have to long to wait to judge.
In terms of family friendly that is both law and current Royal Mail policy and they are subject to reviews.
In terms of the Ron put in terms of what he believes will be in the agreement :
Revisions will be , but 1 in 6 as a standard won’t be.
There won’t be anything on the USO, other than how we try and it protect USO.
There won’t be mention of 300 offices / LAT . However there will be how we move to 24/7 operation.
Nothing on pensions.
The rest you won’t have to long to wait to judge.
In terms of family friendly that is both law and current Royal Mail policy and they are subject to reviews.
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Martin Walsh
- Posts: 4258
- Joined: 19 Sep 2007, 20:12
- Location: neverland
Re: FAO Martin Walsh / Dingo
Martin Walsh wrote: ↑07 Dec 2020, 20:11On average holiday pay it is subject to test cases at the Tribunal. Due to CoVID all tribunal cases have been delayed but we test case dates early next year. Remember if we are successful than this is likely to cost Royal Mail tens of millions each year , hence why they don’t want to reach an agreement as yet.
In terms of the Ron put in terms of what he believes will be in the agreement :
Revisions will be , but 1 in 6 as a standard won’t be.
There won’t be anything on the USO, other than how we try and it protect USO.
There won’t be mention of 300 offices / LAT . However there will be how we move to 24/7 operation.
Nothing on pensions.
The rest you won’t have to long to wait to judge.
In terms of family friendly that is both law and current Royal Mail policy and they are subject to reviews.