At least you lot in deliveries have got much better long term job security. For us in MCs the way it's going most of our jobs are eventually going to get automated out of existence and the rest probably replaced with casuals/agencyenskied wrote: ↑29 Apr 2023, 17:15Fact is that it totally soul destroying working on delivery right now. Has been pre pandemic, years of bullying and harassment, unachievable duty spans and area reps have allowed it.
This deal makes everything worse than the bag of shite it already is.
I'm not that bothered about what is to come because it's that bad already.
I will vote NO
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CWU:Video:They wanted annualised hours. They wanted short term flexibility. They wanted to control every minute of your working day.
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: CWU:Video:They wanted annualised hours. They wanted short term flexibility. They wanted to control every minute of your working day.
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postieblueshirt
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Re: CWU:Video:They wanted annualised hours. They wanted short term flexibility. They wanted to control every minute of your working day.
You could always join us get a nice wee transfer in get a non waterproof storm jacket and hit the streets for 13 mile stroll everyday..SpacePhoenix wrote: ↑29 Apr 2023, 18:36At least you lot in deliveries have got much better long term job security. For us in MCs the way it's going most of our jobs are eventually going to get automated out of existence and the rest probably replaced with casuals/agencyenskied wrote: ↑29 Apr 2023, 17:15Fact is that it totally soul destroying working on delivery right now. Has been pre pandemic, years of bullying and harassment, unachievable duty spans and area reps have allowed it.
This deal makes everything worse than the bag of shite it already is.
I'm not that bothered about what is to come because it's that bad already.
I will vote NO
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: CWU:Video:They wanted annualised hours. They wanted short term flexibility. They wanted to control every minute of your working day.
I'd probably end up as an owner-driver (reckon that's possibly the way it'll go in deliveries long term)postieblueshirt wrote: ↑29 Apr 2023, 18:40You could always join us get a nice wee transfer in get a non waterproof storm jacket and hit the streets for 13 mile stroll everyday..SpacePhoenix wrote: ↑29 Apr 2023, 18:36At least you lot in deliveries have got much better long term job security. For us in MCs the way it's going most of our jobs are eventually going to get automated out of existence and the rest probably replaced with casuals/agencyenskied wrote: ↑29 Apr 2023, 17:15Fact is that it totally soul destroying working on delivery right now. Has been pre pandemic, years of bullying and harassment, unachievable duty spans and area reps have allowed it.
This deal makes everything worse than the bag of shite it already is.
I'm not that bothered about what is to come because it's that bad already.
I will vote NO
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k979aaa
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Binsey
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Re: CWU:Video:They wanted annualised hours. They wanted short term flexibility. They wanted to control every minute of your working day.
Here endth the Ninth and final Lesson.
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roo
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Re: CWU:Video:They wanted annualised hours. They wanted short term flexibility. They wanted to control every minute of your working day.
Have the CWU started working for Thompson now ? 
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enskied
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Re: CWU:Video:They wanted annualised hours. They wanted short term flexibility. They wanted to control every minute of your working day.
I think I said that yesterday. You guys are facing the replaced by a machine scenario.SpacePhoenix wrote: ↑29 Apr 2023, 18:36At least you lot in deliveries have got much better long term job security. For us in MCs the way it's going most of our jobs are eventually going to get automated out of existence and the rest probably replaced with casuals/agencyenskied wrote: ↑29 Apr 2023, 17:15Fact is that it totally soul destroying working on delivery right now. Has been pre pandemic, years of bullying and harassment, unachievable duty spans and area reps have allowed it.
This deal makes everything worse than the bag of shite it already is.
I'm not that bothered about what is to come because it's that bad already.
I will vote NO
It's brutal mate.
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aiden01
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Re: CWU:Video:They wanted annualised hours. They wanted short term flexibility. They wanted to control every minute of your working day.
Only thing is the machines rm buy are absolute SHITE.enskied wrote: ↑29 Apr 2023, 20:10I think I said that yesterday. You guys are facing the replaced by a machine scenario.SpacePhoenix wrote: ↑29 Apr 2023, 18:36At least you lot in deliveries have got much better long term job security. For us in MCs the way it's going most of our jobs are eventually going to get automated out of existence and the rest probably replaced with casuals/agencyenskied wrote: ↑29 Apr 2023, 17:15Fact is that it totally soul destroying working on delivery right now. Has been pre pandemic, years of bullying and harassment, unachievable duty spans and area reps have allowed it.
This deal makes everything worse than the bag of shite it already is.
I'm not that bothered about what is to come because it's that bad already.
I will vote NO
It's brutal mate.
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enskied
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Re: CWU:Video:They wanted annualised hours. They wanted short term flexibility. They wanted to control every minute of your working day.
I believe that.aiden01 wrote: ↑29 Apr 2023, 20:25Only thing is the machines rm buy are absolute SHITE.enskied wrote: ↑29 Apr 2023, 20:10I think I said that yesterday. You guys are facing the replaced by a machine scenario.SpacePhoenix wrote: ↑29 Apr 2023, 18:36At least you lot in deliveries have got much better long term job security. For us in MCs the way it's going most of our jobs are eventually going to get automated out of existence and the rest probably replaced with casuals/agencyenskied wrote: ↑29 Apr 2023, 17:15Fact is that it totally soul destroying working on delivery right now. Has been pre pandemic, years of bullying and harassment, unachievable duty spans and area reps have allowed it.
This deal makes everything worse than the bag of shite it already is.
I'm not that bothered about what is to come because it's that bad already.
I will vote NO
It's brutal mate.
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emu72
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Re: CWU:Video:They wanted annualised hours. They wanted short term flexibility. They wanted to control every minute of your working day.
Seems like whoever you work for those at the top want to give their staff,no matter how loyal theyve been and how much theyve helped the company get there,a pathetic unaffordable way of living with s**t conditions.rm is no different.as long as the ceo gets his undeserved bonus.vote no and bring them all down.
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k979aaa
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Re: CWU:Video:They wanted annualised hours. They wanted short term flexibility. They wanted to control every minute of your working day.
HOUSE OF CARDS the government and those who are propped up by them they take the money and give or not provide a service just like RM its a tried trusted formula run it down and sell it off it will be the police next!