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toonshola
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Terry is currently asking really nicely can we have 5 hour duty spans not 6. We should have some clarification by next June sometime. Stick by your union. You are the union. This union will get the best deal for our members. Please keep paying your subs so Dave and terry can have their little cosy meetings with higher management while picking up 10k a month.scoobydo79 wrote:What’s the latest on these? Are they still working on them? Any near finished?
God I’m bitter lol
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TheoF95
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We already have 5 hour duty spans in rurals and have done for ages, get with the times :Dtoonshola wrote:Terry is currently asking really nicely can we have 5 hour duty spans not 6. We should have some clarification by next June sometime. Stick by your union. You are the union. This union will get the best deal for our members. Please keep paying your subs so Dave and terry can have their little cosy meetings with higher management while picking up 10k a month.scoobydo79 wrote:What’s the latest on these? Are they still working on them? Any near finished?
God I’m bitter lol
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postieblueshirt
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Yeah and I bet they try to take your travelling time away from your rural in the next revision.TheoF95 wrote:We already have 5 hour duty spans in rurals and have done for ages, get with the times :Dtoonshola wrote:Terry is currently asking really nicely can we have 5 hour duty spans not 6. We should have some clarification by next June sometime. Stick by your union. You are the union. This union will get the best deal for our members. Please keep paying your subs so Dave and terry can have their little cosy meetings with higher management while picking up 10k a month.scoobydo79 wrote:What’s the latest on these? Are they still working on them? Any near finished?
God I’m bitter lol
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yubin282
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bitter....but very honesttoonshola wrote:Terry is currently asking really nicely can we have 5 hour duty spans not 6. We should have some clarification by next June sometime. Stick by your union. You are the union. This union will get the best deal for our members. Please keep paying your subs so Dave and terry can have their little cosy meetings with higher management while picking up 10k a month.scoobydo79 wrote:What’s the latest on these? Are they still working on them? Any near finished?
God I’m bitter lol
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scoobydo79
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I’m told they are. Everyone will be day off.No weeks off at all and numerous walks absorbed to make less but longer deliveries.SpacePhoenix wrote:I can't see any revisions being worked on or implemented before the New Year
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postslippete
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I wouldn't be bitter until we find out exactly what they've negotiated. I know the CWU will do everything to avoid another strike ballot but at what cost??toonshola wrote: ↑11 Nov 2020, 20:05Terry is currently asking really nicely can we have 5 hour duty spans not 6. We should have some clarification by next June sometime. Stick by your union. You are the union. This union will get the best deal for our members. Please keep paying your subs so Dave and terry can have their little cosy meetings with higher management while picking up 10k a month.scoobydo79 wrote:What’s the latest on these? Are they still working on them? Any near finished?
God I’m bitter lol
We know Royal Mails strategy, they will claim that mail's dropped off a cliff; that the profits are down due to covid and that they need to modernize in order to maintain efficiency blah blah
On the face of it, shareholder value is the dumbest idea in the world.
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DGH
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We've been told our revision is complete and will be implemented in the new year. Goodness knows how as they can't know how much covid regulations will impact on duties and delivery methods next year.scoobydo79 wrote: ↑13 Nov 2020, 16:31I’m told they are. Everyone will be day off.No weeks off at all and numerous walks absorbed to make less but longer deliveries.SpacePhoenix wrote:I can't see any revisions being worked on or implemented before the New Year
While I'm aware that both union and RM seem wedded to everyone being on a 5 day week, I'd have thought implementing that would be slightly tricky given that quite a few people in hour office just work 20 or 24 hours a week, which won't be long enough to complete 25 hours of 'just delivery' if there's a 5 hour delivery span - so a 5.5 hour delivery span would be even more problematic.
And that also takes no account of rotas designed around disabilities or family friendly working, which are binding.
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Manboat
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5 day week, dsa mail allowed to be left for 5 days so delivered all together once a week pretty much, parcels bigger than a shoebox taken off us, massive reduction in staff coming, hope I’m wrong 
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Martin Walsh
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Re: Revisions
Manboat the Mail which will be left up to 4 days is a new economy mail product and not DSA. This new product will not be part of the USO.
It is part of Royal Mail’s strategy of warm calling ie only going to deliver D2D on the basis of having Mail for that addresss.
It is part of Royal Mail’s strategy of warm calling ie only going to deliver D2D on the basis of having Mail for that addresss.
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Ren Hoëk
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"It is part of Royal Mail’s strategy of warm calling ie only going to deliver D2D on the basis of having Mail for that addresss."
Our office has always done that. Always. Innovating stuff. Does the CWU and RM management have any idea of what goes on inside a DO...
Our office has always done that. Always. Innovating stuff. Does the CWU and RM management have any idea of what goes on inside a DO...
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DGH
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An evidence-based approach to answering that question would strongly indicate that the answer is 'not much' and 'almost no' respectively. It might help a teensy bit if middle and high level officials/managers actually got about amongst workers on the shop floor on a regular basis ('regular' not meaning once every three years) and saw for themselves how things actually worked.