Come in when requested by the manager, I, as a PT, typically start at 7. If I didn't my round wouldn't be preped.Acca Dacca wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 20:59Agree on the finish time but what time exactly do you think most part timers start at presently?
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Of course I mean Part timers doing their contracted hours ffsFoxel wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 21:33Come in when requested by the manager, I, as a PT, typically start at 7. If I didn't my round wouldn't be preped.Acca Dacca wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 20:59Agree on the finish time but what time exactly do you think most part timers start at presently?
Most part timers in RM are scheduled to start around about 9 o clock presently so the “rush hour traffic!” line doesn’t really wash
If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next
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Agree 100%toonshola wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 19:33Still miles off from what I can see.
They still want an unlimited amount of owner drivers for the large parcel network. We cannot allow that to happen.
There is still no commitment to get rid of agency staff before they remove permanent staff. We cannot allow that to happen.
They are still wanting to bring in new staff on less pay and less favourable conditions than us current staff. We cannot allow that to happen.
They still want to ram in revisions without any CWU involvement, we cannot allow that to happen.
They still want to monitor our every move via Pda actuals and use the data for conduct/dismissal. Again we cannot allow that to happen.
Apart from that yeah we are pretty close![]()
I see no end here as both sides are far apart as they can be on several issues
For an agreement to be made then voted for one or both sides would have to make a major concession(s)
Not going to happen this year
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You’re lucky, my office is due to start 3 hours laterMurdoch wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 21:19I personally have no issue with my Delivery Office's later start time.arsenalbob wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 20:57Starting at 8.45 is a massive no no. How can anyone agree to travelling to and from work during both rush hours? Nowhere to park and too late to pick the kids up. They must do a u turn on this or it’s no deal.
I think the consultation and communication from the company has been god awful though.
There is a list of "indicative start times" on the myroyalmail website, not sure how current it is.
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Contractually it is just a number of hours and days a week. No actual time is given (to us). Not one part-timer in my subs starts at 9. In the Big DO there is a listed PT start time but I've only ever known 2 people who come in at that time. But the point being, "what time exactly do you think most part-timers start at presently" not that time...Acca Dacca wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 21:34
Of course I mean Part timers doing their contracted hours ffs
Most part timers in RM are scheduled to start around about 9 o clock
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Well most part timers in DOs in Royal Mail without doing any overtime start around about 8:30-9amFoxel wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 21:40Contractually it is just a number of hours and days a week. No actual time is given (to us). Not one part-timer in my subs starts at 9. In the Big DO there is a listed PT start time but I've only ever known 2 people who come in at that time. But the point being, "what time exactly do you think most part-timers start at presently" not that time...Acca Dacca wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 21:34
Of course I mean Part timers doing their contracted hours ffs
Most part timers in RM are scheduled to start around about 9 o clock
The average start time for a full timer is somewhere between 6:30 and 7:30am
The list of current start times is on this page - you can add roughly two hours into that for when most part timers start
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Aren't you forgetting they've got 1.7 billion quid to f**k us over?....get real...they are not interested in doing a deal.norris9 wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 19:22Based on what we've heard today - a deal can be done.....
- No Compulsory redundancies.
- Sunday working to be voluntary.
- No official source as to start and finish times, but some dude on here claims Start time: 8.45 for F/Ts, 10.15 for P/Ts. As long as there is no annualised hours - fine - I could deal with this.
- Pay - needs a bit of refinement - it's not quite there.
Surely a few days of talks this weekend or early next week and a deal can be offered to the members!!! - right??????????
GET IN A ROOM, REFINE IT AND GET THIS ON PAPER!
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Don't worry. Guaranteed you won't be on a 9 day fortnight.spaceman07 wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 21:11Is this start time everyday, I'm on a 9 day fortnight and virtually everyday is a different start time? And what about the long days we'd,thurs and friday that would mean finishing about 5.45pm?arsenalbob wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 20:57Starting at 8.45 is a massive no no. How can anyone agree to travelling to and from work during both rush hours? Nowhere to park and too late to pick the kids up. They must do a u turn on this or it’s no deal.CRIBMAD wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 19:27dont think you understand THEY DO NOT WANT A DEAL !norris9 wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 19:22Based on what we've heard today - a deal can be done.....
- No Compulsory redundancies.
- Sunday working to be voluntary.
- No official source as to start and finish times, but some dude on here claims Start time: 8.45 for F/Ts, 10.15 for P/Ts. As long as there is no annualised hours - fine - I could deal with this.
- Pay - needs a bit of refinement - it's not quite there.
Surely a few days of talks this weekend or early next week and a deal can be offered to the members!!! - right??????????
GET IN A ROOM, REFINE IT AND GET THIS ON PAPER!
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So, finished by 1pm. Lucky you.Foxel wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 21:33Come in when requested by the manager, I, as a PT, typically start at 7. If I didn't my round wouldn't be preped.Acca Dacca wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 20:59Agree on the finish time but what time exactly do you think most part timers start at presently?
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What's the point of having a £1.7 billion warchest if you end up destroying the company .daveyeff wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 21:51Aren't you forgetting they've got 1.7 billion quid to f**k us over?....get real...they are not interested in doing a deal.norris9 wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 19:22Based on what we've heard today - a deal can be done.....
- No Compulsory redundancies.
- Sunday working to be voluntary.
- No official source as to start and finish times, but some dude on here claims Start time: 8.45 for F/Ts, 10.15 for P/Ts. As long as there is no annualised hours - fine - I could deal with this.
- Pay - needs a bit of refinement - it's not quite there.
Surely a few days of talks this weekend or early next week and a deal can be offered to the members!!! - right??????????
GET IN A ROOM, REFINE IT AND GET THIS ON PAPER!
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Well based on a Wednesday the hours will be 8am/4.30pm probably the same for Thursday and Friday. So that's what 25.5hrs right there, so based on a 37hr week they'll only be 11.5hrs left. You can't do much else if their planning a 5 day week for everyone what 11.5hrs left, are they giving us roller skates lolrambo1 wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 22:16Don't worry. Guaranteed you won't be on a 9 day fortnight.spaceman07 wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 21:11Is this start time everyday, I'm on a 9 day fortnight and virtually everyday is a different start time? And what about the long days we'd,thurs and friday that would mean finishing about 5.45pm?arsenalbob wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 20:57Starting at 8.45 is a massive no no. How can anyone agree to travelling to and from work during both rush hours? Nowhere to park and too late to pick the kids up. They must do a u turn on this or it’s no deal.CRIBMAD wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 19:27dont think you understand THEY DO NOT WANT A DEAL !norris9 wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 19:22Based on what we've heard today - a deal can be done.....
- No Compulsory redundancies.
- Sunday working to be voluntary.
- No official source as to start and finish times, but some dude on here claims Start time: 8.45 for F/Ts, 10.15 for P/Ts. As long as there is no annualised hours - fine - I could deal with this.
- Pay - needs a bit of refinement - it's not quite there.
Surely a few days of talks this weekend or early next week and a deal can be offered to the members!!! - right??????????
GET IN A ROOM, REFINE IT AND GET THIS ON PAPER!
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When our 9 day fortnight duties went to 1/6 thanks to the CWU pushing for it, the duties that were 9 day fortnights didn't change, so they only had 8 hrs to do what they were doing in 9 on the long days. Hence they have never been able to complete in time once on a standard 1/6 shift pattern day length.spaceman07 wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 22:46Well based on a Wednesday the hours will be 8am/4.30pm probably the same for Thursday and Friday. So that's what 25.5hrs right there, so based on a 37hr week they'll only be 11.5hrs left. You can't do much else if their planning a 5 day week for everyone what 11.5hrs left, are they giving us roller skates lolrambo1 wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 22:16Don't worry. Guaranteed you won't be on a 9 day fortnight.spaceman07 wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 21:11Is this start time everyday, I'm on a 9 day fortnight and virtually everyday is a different start time? And what about the long days we'd,thurs and friday that would mean finishing about 5.45pm?arsenalbob wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 20:57Starting at 8.45 is a massive no no. How can anyone agree to travelling to and from work during both rush hours? Nowhere to park and too late to pick the kids up. They must do a u turn on this or it’s no deal.CRIBMAD wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 19:27dont think you understand THEY DO NOT WANT A DEAL !norris9 wrote: ↑15 Dec 2022, 19:22Based on what we've heard today - a deal can be done.....
- No Compulsory redundancies.
- Sunday working to be voluntary.
- No official source as to start and finish times, but some dude on here claims Start time: 8.45 for F/Ts, 10.15 for P/Ts. As long as there is no annualised hours - fine - I could deal with this.
- Pay - needs a bit of refinement - it's not quite there.
Surely a few days of talks this weekend or early next week and a deal can be offered to the members!!! - right??????????
GET IN A ROOM, REFINE IT AND GET THIS ON PAPER!