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Latest update 23,24 strikes go ahead

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daveyeff
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Re: Latest update 23,24 strikes go ahead

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its Chris Webb on about the £1.7 billion clanger announcement they made to the telegraph. don't know if someone can fix it. works on mine like. :hmmmm
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Don’t forget 6pm tonight,update from CWU
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Martin Walsh wrote:
20 Dec 2022, 16:46
Rossco the CWU are not getting involved in their revision plans. Royal Mail will have to introduce revisions without agreement. Remember these revisions will take out 10 thousand full time equivalents. This is the biggest revision program Royal Mail have ever done.

The vast majority of these revisions will cause the unit to collapse. These revisions go much further than the structural revision programs and they were disasters.

Royal Mail revision program will fail and so will their financial recovery plan unless they reach an agreement with the CWU.
Why does this even matter?

What's the benefit to us employees if the revisions fail and their financial recovery plan fails....

The collapse of Royal Mail and then inevitably the government has no choice but to take on the mail service and we go back into public hands?
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Post by Trumanity »

Surfpostie wrote:
20 Dec 2022, 17:58
Don’t forget 6pm tonight,update from CWU
is that it?
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Post by richietns »

Trumanity wrote:
20 Dec 2022, 18:09
Surfpostie wrote:
20 Dec 2022, 17:58
Don’t forget 6pm tonight,update from CWU
is that it?
Yes.
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Martin Walsh wrote:
20 Dec 2022, 16:46
Rossco the CWU are not getting involved in their revision plans. Royal Mail will have to introduce revisions without agreement. Remember these revisions will take out 10 thousand full time equivalents. This is the biggest revision program Royal Mail have ever done.

The vast majority of these revisions will cause the unit to collapse. These revisions go much further than the structural revision programs and they were disasters.

Royal Mail revision program will fail and so will their financial recovery plan unless they reach an agreement with the CWU.
At what point does it become obvious to Ofcom that RM are deliberately evading their service obligations? Surely the contempt for the regulator's refusal to reduce the USO to five days will be blindingly apparent when every office is filled with monster duties that fail every other day? :arrrghhh
The machine stops.
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Mr Rush wrote:
20 Dec 2022, 20:27


At what point does it become obvious to Ofcom that RM are deliberately evading their service obligations? Surely the contempt for the regulator's refusal to reduce the USO to five days will be blindingly apparent when every office is filled with monster duties that fail every other day? :arrrghhh
Monster duties won't fail every day once RM introduce the "commit to deliver" principle. You will clear your frame every day, even if it takes you until 9pm. Try to claim overtime and that will simply bring a discussion about your poor performance.
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Merry xmas
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Post by Trumanity »

Schiff wrote:
20 Dec 2022, 20:32
Mr Rush wrote:
20 Dec 2022, 20:27


At what point does it become obvious to Ofcom that RM are deliberately evading their service obligations? Surely the contempt for the regulator's refusal to reduce the USO to five days will be blindingly apparent when every office is filled with monster duties that fail every other day? :arrrghhh
Monster duties won't fail every day once RM introduce the "commit to deliver" principle. You will clear your frame every day, even if it takes you until 9pm. Try to claim overtime and that will simply bring a discussion about your poor performance.
4 men can't complete our duty now (it's a stupid three walk hybrid mashed together with students but geographically huge) so I'm looking forward to it being increased in the new year :Applause
And the elephant in the room is properly paid overtime, not minutes on a clock :wave
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Post by Nickvilla20 »

Schiff wrote:
20 Dec 2022, 20:32
Mr Rush wrote:
20 Dec 2022, 20:27


At what point does it become obvious to Ofcom that RM are deliberately evading their service obligations? Surely the contempt for the regulator's refusal to reduce the USO to five days will be blindingly apparent when every office is filled with monster duties that fail every other day? :arrrghhh
Monster duties won't fail every day once RM introduce the "commit to deliver" principle. You will clear your frame every day, even if it takes you until 9pm. Try to claim overtime and that will simply bring a discussion about your poor performance.
With our wages already been pretty close to minimum wage making commit to deliver without paying overtime would be illegal.

I remember Sports Direct been done for not paying staff while they were been security checked even though it was part of their working day so technically they were been paid below minimum wage.

Only way commit to deliver works is if you were self employed and I can’t see many takers of owner drivers wanting to 6 hours deliveries on foot.
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Get ready for January folks. Royal Mail haven’t sacrificed the Xmas period for no reason. It’s going to be executive action all over the gaff.
Dave Ward and members of the PEC keep saying Royal Mail need an agreement and we will win this dispute, I’m sorry but this is fanciful stuff and they need to stop irresponsibly peddling this to members. They do not need any agreement, as Thompson said on workplace to his managers a few weeks back which was leaked “it’s our business to run”. I’m not saying I have any answers here but this hopeful talk of deals and winning through solidarity needs to end. Time to face reality now unfortunately.
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toonshola wrote:
20 Dec 2022, 21:24
Get ready for January folks. Royal Mail haven’t sacrificed the Xmas period for no reason. It’s going to be executive action all over the gaff.
Dave Ward and members of the PEC keep saying Royal Mail need an agreement and we will win this dispute, I’m sorry but this is fanciful stuff and they need to stop irresponsibly peddling this to members. They do not need any agreement, as Thompson said on workplace to his managers a few weeks back which was leaked “it’s our business to run”. I’m not saying I have any answers here but this hopeful talk of deals and winning through solidarity needs to end. Time to face reality now unfortunately.
Exactly what i have been saying too , They are happy to let christmas fail if it means winning and pushing through their t and c's , They already seem to be slowly doing so without the unions consent ,January something is going to happen and they will have something planned. Union dont have much choice left tbh Once january hits and they recover while the reballot happens they have won
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Post by norris9 »

Schiff wrote:
20 Dec 2022, 20:32
Monster duties won't fail every day once RM introduce the "commit to deliver" principle. You will clear your frame every day, even if it takes you until 9pm. Try to claim overtime and that will simply bring a discussion about your poor performance.
If Royal Mail are seriously going down the route of making the rounds ridiculously big and expecting us to commit to deliver, especially when they are understaffing us and we have no float cover..... then people will drop like flies and they won't have a workforce.

Do they not know what it's like walking 11 miles a day let alone 15 miles.... my legs and knees and almost constantly in pain when I get back home.

These managers have no common sense. They come up with the strangest, illogical ideas a lot of the time.
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Post by SpacePhoenix »

toonshola wrote:
20 Dec 2022, 21:24
Get ready for January folks. Royal Mail haven’t sacrificed the Xmas period for no reason. It’s going to be executive action all over the gaff.
Dave Ward and members of the PEC keep saying Royal Mail need an agreement and we will win this dispute, I’m sorry but this is fanciful stuff and they need to stop irresponsibly peddling this to members. They do not need any agreement, as Thompson said on workplace to his managers a few weeks back which was leaked “it’s our business to run”. I’m not saying I have any answers here but this hopeful talk of deals and winning through solidarity needs to end. Time to face reality now unfortunately.
Apart from "Commit to deliver" which obviously only applies to DOs, I think all types of office are going to get hit with a s**tload of EA in the New Year. I reckon RM will have looked into how they can force commit to deliver into place