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Poll what would you accept to call off the strikes

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What would be acceptable to you

5.5% pay rise NO strings
105
17%
Inflation based pay rise NO strings
267
44%
Inflation based pay rise with commitment to ACAS mediation regarding changes required
121
20%
5.5% pay rise with a lump sum to offset the cost of living increases
87
14%
Royal mails current offer with an added £1200 lump sum
22
4%
 
Total votes: 602

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Re: Poll what would you accept to call off the strikes

Post by postslippete »

ernieshoe wrote:
27 Aug 2022, 08:38
The high inflation isn't predicted to last for more than a year or so.

Any pay rise is permanent and will compound over the years.

If we have deflation at 10% in 5 years time would you accept a 10% pay cut?

Some of your "demands" on here are just crazy


Royal Mail's later starts and finishes, Sunday working and cuts in sick pay will save the company millions at the expense of the postal worker.....

And any changes in our terms and conditions is also permanent


Some of their "demands" like analised hours is bordering on insanity
On the face of it, shareholder value is the dumbest idea in the world.