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PEC agreed yesterday to make Royal Mail a fresh offer to suspend this week's planned strikes and implement a period of calm until the 16th Jan, subject to a joint statement
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SSkUNkY
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Re: PEC agreed yesterday to make Royal Mail a fresh offer to suspend this week's planned strikes and implement a period of calm until the 16th Jan, subject to a joint statement
Legally binding agreement or stick it up simple Simon's ass.
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Acca Dacca
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Re: PEC agreed yesterday to make Royal Mail a fresh offer to suspend this week's planned strikes and implement a period of calm until the 16th Jan, subject to a joint statement
CWU have just confirmed that RM have rejected the offer
I’m genuinely shocked at that as it seemed to be calling them off and asking for pretty much nothing in return
I’m genuinely shocked at that as it seemed to be calling them off and asking for pretty much nothing in return
If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next
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DirtyHarry
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Re: PEC agreed yesterday to make Royal Mail a fresh offer to suspend this week's planned strikes and implement a period of calm until the 16th Jan, subject to a joint statement
This scenario is only too depressingly familiar.
Thompson and his gang will only view this as the union running up the white flag.
We will end up with a few quid pay rise and some worsening of our terms and conditions.
Happens every time.
I give up.
Thompson and his gang will only view this as the union running up the white flag.
We will end up with a few quid pay rise and some worsening of our terms and conditions.
Happens every time.
I give up.
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sixfoottwo
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Re: PEC agreed yesterday to make Royal Mail a fresh offer to suspend this week's planned strikes and implement a period of calm until the 16th Jan, subject to a joint statement
Wow that was fast! I was convinced they would have accepted it as a joint statement means absolutely nothing.Acca Dacca wrote: ↑20 Dec 2022, 15:20CWU have just confirmed that RM have rejected the offer
I’m genuinely shocked at that as it seemed to be calling them off and asking for pretty much nothing in return
Fight to the death this, time to dig in.
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norris9
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Re: PEC agreed yesterday to make Royal Mail a fresh offer to suspend this week's planned strikes and implement a period of calm until the 16th Jan, subject to a joint statement
I am not even sure Royal Mail want us to come in on 23rd and 24th....
I wouldn't be surprised if they are making a profit when we are off as they are running a 2 or 3 day service for mail right now - it's exactly what they want. A 2 or 3 day letter service and they only have to pay us for 3 days this week. Meanwhile parcels get cleared by their agency staff and their mums.
I wouldn't be surprised if they are making a profit when we are off as they are running a 2 or 3 day service for mail right now - it's exactly what they want. A 2 or 3 day letter service and they only have to pay us for 3 days this week. Meanwhile parcels get cleared by their agency staff and their mums.
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sixfoottwo
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Re: PEC agreed yesterday to make Royal Mail a fresh offer to suspend this week's planned strikes and implement a period of calm until the 16th Jan, subject to a joint statement
norris9 wrote: ↑20 Dec 2022, 15:25I am not even sure Royal Mail want us to come in on 23rd and 24th....
I wouldn't be surprised if they are making a profit when we are off as they are running a 2 or 3 day service for mail right now - it's exactly what they want. A 2 or 3 day letter service and they only have to pay us for 3 days this week. Meanwhile parcels get cleared by their agency staff and their mums.
Parcels aint getting cleared in our area!
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Re: PEC agreed yesterday to make Royal Mail a fresh offer to suspend this week's planned strikes and implement a period of calm until the 16th Jan, subject to a joint statement
Can anyone explain why Simon didn’t accepted the proposal and then just bungle any agreement in January? It would’ve spelled the end of the union if the strikes were cancelled at Xmas then restarted next year. Why hasn’t Thompson taken this opportunity?
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Re: PEC agreed yesterday to make Royal Mail a fresh offer to suspend this week's planned strikes and implement a period of calm until the 16th Jan, subject to a joint statement
I think it confirms that RM don't want any sort of decent settlement and they're prepared to take the financial loss to try and force their agenda through.Acca Dacca wrote: ↑20 Dec 2022, 15:20CWU have just confirmed that RM have rejected the offer
I’m genuinely shocked at that as it seemed to be calling them off and asking for pretty much nothing in return
The union really need to announce more strike days as soon as possible.
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CRIBMAD
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Re: PEC agreed yesterday to make Royal Mail a fresh offer to suspend this week's planned strikes and implement a period of calm until the 16th Jan, subject to a joint statement
me too they could have accepted it then shafted us in Jan very very weird but...... we come to expect that from these psychos !Acca Dacca wrote: ↑20 Dec 2022, 15:20CWU have just confirmed that RM have rejected the offer
I’m genuinely shocked at that as it seemed to be calling them off and asking for pretty much nothing in return
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DirtyHarry
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Re: PEC agreed yesterday to make Royal Mail a fresh offer to suspend this week's planned strikes and implement a period of calm until the 16th Jan, subject to a joint statement
Why settle for crumbs when you can have the whole slice? That's what Thompson will be thinking.Acca Dacca wrote: ↑20 Dec 2022, 15:20CWU have just confirmed that RM have rejected the offer
I’m genuinely shocked at that as it seemed to be calling them off and asking for pretty much nothing in return
No union should ever call off strike action unless the employer has made a vastly improved offer.
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DGH
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Re: PEC agreed yesterday to make Royal Mail a fresh offer to suspend this week's planned strikes and implement a period of calm until the 16th Jan, subject to a joint statement
Because he and Williams have torn up the 'playbook'? Because they've already written off this Christmas as a failure and they disagree with your assessment of what might have happened if the strikes had been called off then resumed in January? Because whatever happens, Thompson and Williams will walk away richer than when they joined?
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Re: PEC agreed yesterday to make Royal Mail a fresh offer to suspend this week's planned strikes and implement a period of calm until the 16th Jan, subject to a joint statement
We all knew that it would be rejected. ST is being paid to do what he’s doing and has been given the means to do what he wants to get the outcome that the board want. They are going to destroy the job and the company to make money. Ask yourselves, why haven’t RM backed down at Xmas? The time where they make the most money and can balance the books. I fear for what January brings, whatever that is, will not be good for us.
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Re: PEC agreed yesterday to make Royal Mail a fresh offer to suspend this week's planned strikes and implement a period of calm until the 16th Jan, subject to a joint statement
It is interesting of some takes on the proposed joint statement
We asked for a commitment of no compulsory redundancies, a separate agreement on site closures , standing down agency , no increase in owner drivers and no new recruits on inferior terms.
We ask for the revision proposals to be negotiated and subject to the DRP process .
On pay that they commit to an exit rate of 9% which means that the 2% lump sum would have to be consolidated. The 3.5% backdated to April.
A commitment to no abandoning the am delivery period which means they would have to move on the 3 buckets of later starts.
An amnesty For those reps and members suspended with an agreed process.
Finally a commitment of no executive action whist talks progress on outstanding issues.
If Royal Mail agreed these then this are fundamental issues of the dispute and we would need to consider the action we have announced but they have rejected it because the issues above are fundamental to their plans.
We asked for a commitment of no compulsory redundancies, a separate agreement on site closures , standing down agency , no increase in owner drivers and no new recruits on inferior terms.
We ask for the revision proposals to be negotiated and subject to the DRP process .
On pay that they commit to an exit rate of 9% which means that the 2% lump sum would have to be consolidated. The 3.5% backdated to April.
A commitment to no abandoning the am delivery period which means they would have to move on the 3 buckets of later starts.
An amnesty For those reps and members suspended with an agreed process.
Finally a commitment of no executive action whist talks progress on outstanding issues.
If Royal Mail agreed these then this are fundamental issues of the dispute and we would need to consider the action we have announced but they have rejected it because the issues above are fundamental to their plans.
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Acca Dacca
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Re: PEC agreed yesterday to make Royal Mail a fresh offer to suspend this week's planned strikes and implement a period of calm until the 16th Jan, subject to a joint statement
The union already said that a commitment to no compulsory redundancies means nothing unless it forms part of an agreementMartin Walsh wrote: ↑20 Dec 2022, 15:40It is interesting of some takes on the proposed joint statement
We asked for a commitment of no compulsory redundancies, a separate agreement on site closures , standing down agency , no increase in owner drivers and no new recruits on inferior terms.
We ask for the revision proposals to be negotiated and subject to the DRP process .
On pay that they commit to an exit rate of 9% which means that the 2% lump sum would have to be consolidated. The 3.5% backdated to April.
A commitment to no abandoning the am delivery period which means they would have to move on the 3 buckets of later starts.
An amnesty For those reps and members suspended with an agreed process.
Finally a commitment of no executive action whist talks progress on outstanding issues.
If Royal Mail agreed these then this are fundamental issues of the dispute and we would need to consider the action we have announced but they have rejected it because the issues above are fundamental to their plans.
So why does it matter if it was included in a joint statement that wasn’t an agreement?
None of it means anything if it’s just part of a joint statement and not an agreement surely
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If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next