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Update on Talks - Monday 13th March
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redlen
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Re: Update on Talks - Monday 13th March
The reference link that I have posted from ,GOV states different.
Even then, laziness and misconduct are exempt from that procedure as stated in that document contrary to what you previously stated
Have now asked repeatedly where that document has been agreed and what national agreement, and even if it exists anymore.
Kindly post a third party link to that agreement
Even then, laziness and misconduct are exempt from that procedure as stated in that document contrary to what you previously stated
Have now asked repeatedly where that document has been agreed and what national agreement, and even if it exists anymore.
Kindly post a third party link to that agreement
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77SAMPOST77
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Re: Update on Talks - Monday 13th March
Redlen and woody having a disagreementAcca Dacca wrote: ↑14 Mar 2023, 19:28read the first linewoofwoof wrote: ↑14 Mar 2023, 19:26Is that not a parcel force documentWoody Guthrie wrote: ↑14 Mar 2023, 19:07Yes.
I thought someone with your vast legal knowledge would know that.
I'm not your secretary Len..Please link the national agreement section where this process agreed with collective bargaining and delivery/processing staff?
But I'll give you a taster because I'm a decent bloke ..
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Now could we get back on topic...
the 2 most boring people on here .
Both need to get a life .
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redlen
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Re: Update on Talks - Monday 13th March
Debates are about learning, not point scoring or trying to humiliate your opponent in that debate.
Will now retire from this debate
Res Ipsa Loquitur
Will now retire from this debate
Res Ipsa Loquitur
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richietns
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Re: Update on Talks - Monday 13th March
Thats a harsh isn't it,it is discussion forum about work.77SAMPOST77 wrote: ↑14 Mar 2023, 19:39Redlen and woody having a disagreementAcca Dacca wrote: ↑14 Mar 2023, 19:28read the first linewoofwoof wrote: ↑14 Mar 2023, 19:26Is that not a parcel force documentWoody Guthrie wrote: ↑14 Mar 2023, 19:07Yes.
I thought someone with your vast legal knowledge would know that.
I'm not your secretary Len..Please link the national agreement section where this process agreed with collective bargaining and delivery/processing staff?
But I'll give you a taster because I'm a decent bloke ..
_20230314_190152.JPG
Now could we get back on topic...
the 2 most boring people on here .
Both need to get a life .
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guardianangel
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Re: Update on Talks - Monday 13th March
my mate has been cutting off regularly for 20 years and he's still hereWoody Guthrie wrote: ↑14 Mar 2023, 16:13I'd need to see the working on that one.
Under the present procedure and the legal framework surrounding disability discrimination the NCI process is completely impotent.
In all the years I've been in this business and all the cases I've been involved with I've never seen or even heard rumour of anyone being dismissed purely on capability grounds.
I'm not even sure what you mean by using traffic volumes as justification, that makes even less sense.
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sindba
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worktotime
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Re: Update on Talks - Monday 13th March
its the usual , you put s**t in you get s**t out , un workable figures ie d2ds , call rates , parcel knocks , knock on neighbours , scanning , taking photos , new builds ,collections , non of this data was put into revisions , all it is they are told we want x amount of hours out the orrifice so the managers have to make it work , so theres the problem and its there problem not ours ,pieoftheday wrote: ↑14 Mar 2023, 15:44How come they're getting the revised deliveries so wrong?redlen wrote: ↑14 Mar 2023, 15:17They get the traffic figures from the mail centre on the amount of trailers arriving for processing each day. Then you have the machines, including the PSM, that count the items. It is then easy to put processing hours on each day required with the expected traffic that arrives in the delivery office. Individual duties are irrelevant, as that is inward sorting time allowed. The outdoor delivery span remains the same with call points.
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manfromuncle
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Re: Update on Talks - Monday 13th March
At our office we have been checking the counts coming from the mail centre and their figures are way lower than the actual items. Packets in yorks are nearly double what they have quoted.
Been happening for years and you wonder why we are classed as inefficient.
Been happening for years and you wonder why we are classed as inefficient.
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: Update on Talks - Monday 13th March
Each mail stream has an "average container fill (ACF)" for whatever type of container is associated with it. The outgoing traffic is the ACF x the number on containers. We stopped doing part fills ages ago. Think you'll find that many of the packets, at least the small ones are technically large letters.manfromuncle wrote: ↑15 Mar 2023, 11:59At our office we have been checking the counts coming from the mail centre and their figures are way lower than the actual items. Packets in yorks are nearly double what they have quoted.
Been happening for years and you wonder why we are classed as inefficient.
AFAIK the ACF levels are set nationally, I believe that "Traffic Staff" count the contents of random containers and feed them counts to some central office somewhere
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Schiff
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Re: Update on Talks - Monday 13th March
OK. So the talks were extended from the original deadline and "into this week". Well we are now at the end of the week. Surely we either have an agreement to put to members or else announce strike dates if RM remain unwilling to agree to our demands.
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Burghboy
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Re: Update on Talks - Monday 13th March
hearing there will be an update at the end of play today...
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sindba
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Re: Update on Talks - Monday 13th March
Hope so. I wasn't too fussed about last week's silence,but we could do with a proper update now
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Pidleypoo
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Re: Update on Talks - Monday 13th March
The update will be that they’re having an extension to the extended talks and are going to have an extension built at acas for the extended talks in the extension.
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49erman
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49erman
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