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executive action in January
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redrobbo
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Re: executive action in January
If that is true then just start on time don't go 1min over stop rushing about no cutting corners breaks before leaving office and carry out a proper van check if mail/parcels have to be left then tough I wonder how many will want to work day's off
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zz666
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Re: executive action in January
Was told can't move time more than half an hour without agreement
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Sputters
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Ppat98
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Re: executive action in January
I was wondering what card RM would play next & they have combated the unions threat of new year strike's with pushing through their change's.
The union look powerless here. Unless they can legally challenge RM pushing through change's then any further striking after Christmas is looking worthless because RM would have already done what we were fighting against.
Only other thing we would be striking for would be a pay rise but would it be worth it with the money being lost through striking?
The union look powerless here. Unless they can legally challenge RM pushing through change's then any further striking after Christmas is looking worthless because RM would have already done what we were fighting against.
Only other thing we would be striking for would be a pay rise but would it be worth it with the money being lost through striking?
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guardianangel
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Re: executive action in January
You cant stop executive action,but we are balloting again in January so lets get a massive yes vote,be prepared for a 3 day week get your childcare sorted sooner rather than later,its going to be a long year,but eventually they will have to choose see it our way or carry on losing a shitload of money.
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guardianangel
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Re: executive action in January
That doesn't bother them they have broken all the agreements already,they are going down their own road lets not buckle and follow them,if they dont take the workforce with them and we stand by our union the company will never prosper and become the sickman of deliveries.
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worktotime
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koolishy67
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Re: executive action in January
28 days is not a big deal
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enskied
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Re: executive action in January
Exactly. The fat lady hasn't sung yet .guardianangel wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 15:11You cant stop executive action,but we are balloting again in January so lets get a massive yes vote,be prepared for a 3 day week get your childcare sorted sooner rather than later,its going to be a long year,but eventually they will have to choose see it our way or carry on losing a shitload of money.
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worktotime
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Re: executive action in January
your agreed start and finish time between the r/m and the cwuredlen wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 14:46Exactly what prescribed contractual terms are Royal Mail breaching to justify a 28 day notice period?Clappedoutpostie wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 14:3728 days notice required by law I think
In all honesty by now everybody should be doing the job correctly anyway and without the staff onboard their plans are doomed.
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Clappedoutpostie
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Re: executive action in January
We are already doing this.
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redlen
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Re: executive action in January
Your contract of employment does not state a start and finish time. Those are negotiated through collective bargaining. Since the CWU tore up the legal undertakings contained in the Agenda For Growth Agreement with a strike ballot, all previous agreements are now null and void.
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worktotime
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Re: executive action in January
yeh but that 28 days would buy time till the cwu gets summat sorted , we will be in the same boat as they are bringing there revisions in the 1st week in January , so let the games begin
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Jefferson Starfish
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ted_e_bear
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Re: executive action in January
Has anyone been informed what the revisions entail? And when they're supposed to be implemented, Presumably saving hours but is it the rumour of removal of large parcels or simply removing duties so the remaining new duties are impossible to complete or what?
Tried asking our com but he says he doesn't know which is his standard answer to most questions.
Tried asking our com but he says he doesn't know which is his standard answer to most questions.