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Mark Baulch: 'Back this deal, regroup & prepare for future battles'

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k979aaa
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Re: Mark Baulch: 'Back this deal, regroup & prepare for future battles'

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LouBarlow wrote:
30 Apr 2023, 06:20
k979aaa wrote:
29 Apr 2023, 17:36
The fight for pensions the nhs the right to vote and freedom and the Magna carta is lost on you pathetic!
Lol behave. You are being asked to work an hour later. Not sure that is comparable to the bloody Magna Carta.
My time is precious don't get paid the world to work how about you!
LouBarlow
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Re: Mark Baulch: 'Back this deal, regroup & prepare for future battles'

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k979aaa wrote:
30 Apr 2023, 16:09
LouBarlow wrote:
30 Apr 2023, 06:20
k979aaa wrote:
29 Apr 2023, 17:36
The fight for pensions the nhs the right to vote and freedom and the Magna carta is lost on you pathetic!
Lol behave. You are being asked to work an hour later. Not sure that is comparable to the bloody Magna Carta.
My time is precious don't get paid the world to work how about you!
A later start in the morning gives me more time to impart my wisdom on forums like this. I can live with that.
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Re: Mark Baulch: 'Back this deal, regroup & prepare for future battles'

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LouBarlow wrote:
30 Apr 2023, 19:08
k979aaa wrote:
30 Apr 2023, 16:09
LouBarlow wrote:
30 Apr 2023, 06:20
k979aaa wrote:
29 Apr 2023, 17:36
The fight for pensions the nhs the right to vote and freedom and the Magna carta is lost on you pathetic!
Lol behave. You are being asked to work an hour later. Not sure that is comparable to the bloody Magna Carta.
My time is precious don't get paid the world to work how about you!
A later start in the morning gives me more time to impart my wisdom on forums like this. I can live with that.
For some that is the school run and later pick up time this whole job at one time was sold as just that are you now inferring that we should accommodate the likes of RM at there will and at drop of a penny? or two for the likes of your wisdom well you can shove it where the sun don't shine!
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Re: Mark Baulch: 'Back this deal, regroup & prepare for future battles'

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k979aaa wrote:
30 Apr 2023, 19:45
LouBarlow wrote:
30 Apr 2023, 19:08
k979aaa wrote:
30 Apr 2023, 16:09
LouBarlow wrote:
30 Apr 2023, 06:20
k979aaa wrote:
29 Apr 2023, 17:36
The fight for pensions the nhs the right to vote and freedom and the Magna carta is lost on you pathetic!
Lol behave. You are being asked to work an hour later. Not sure that is comparable to the bloody Magna Carta.
My time is precious don't get paid the world to work how about you!
A later start in the morning gives me more time to impart my wisdom on forums like this. I can live with that.
For some that is the school run and later pick up time this whole job at one time was sold as just that are you now inferring that we should accommodate the likes of RM at there will and at drop of a penny? or two for the likes of your wisdom well you can shove it where the sun don't shine!
You can't do the school run at 9 and pick up at 3. The day's of going home after you're first delivery, taking the kids to school, then getting back to do the sorting before you're second delivery are long gone.
LouBarlow
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Re: Mark Baulch: 'Back this deal, regroup & prepare for future battles'

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k979aaa wrote:
30 Apr 2023, 19:45
LouBarlow wrote:
30 Apr 2023, 19:08
k979aaa wrote:
30 Apr 2023, 16:09
LouBarlow wrote:
30 Apr 2023, 06:20
k979aaa wrote:
29 Apr 2023, 17:36
The fight for pensions the nhs the right to vote and freedom and the Magna carta is lost on you pathetic!
Lol behave. You are being asked to work an hour later. Not sure that is comparable to the bloody Magna Carta.
My time is precious don't get paid the world to work how about you!
A later start in the morning gives me more time to impart my wisdom on forums like this. I can live with that.
For some that is the school run and later pick up time this whole job at one time was sold as just that are you now inferring that we should accommodate the likes of RM at there will and at drop of a penny? or two for the likes of your wisdom well you can shove it where the sun don't shine!
Yes, how have other people ever coped with having kids and working? Consider yourself lucky that you have escaped later finishes before now. We have had 15.30 finishes for years now, which has meant some of us have had to make alternate plans for fetching kids, like parents do in literally every other job out there.
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Re: Mark Baulch: 'Back this deal, regroup & prepare for future battles'

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Other people aren't getting there times changed though most other jobs you start with knowing your contracted hours not halfway through,and we are not on about other jobs its this one thats changing.
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Re: Mark Baulch: 'Back this deal, regroup & prepare for future battles'

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richietns wrote:
01 May 2023, 07:45
Other people aren't getting there times changed though most other jobs you start with knowing your contracted hours not halfway through,and we are not on about other jobs its this one thats changing.
I’m on about this job. As I said, 3.30pm finishes for years, and somehow all parents have adjusted. Sure, I would like to go back to the early finishes, but that ship sailed after privatisation.
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Re: Mark Baulch: 'Back this deal, regroup & prepare for future battles'

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LouBarlow wrote:
01 May 2023, 08:17
richietns wrote:
01 May 2023, 07:45
Other people aren't getting there times changed though most other jobs you start with knowing your contracted hours not halfway through,and we are not on about other jobs its this one thats changing.
I’m on about this job. As I said, 3.30pm finishes for years, and somehow all parents have adjusted. Sure, I would like to go back to the early finishes, but that ship sailed after privatisation.
No office I know has a 3.30 finish anyone can pluck that out of thin air,were talking about the entire work force.
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Re: Mark Baulch: 'Back this deal, regroup & prepare for future battles'

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richietns wrote:
01 May 2023, 08:43
LouBarlow wrote:
01 May 2023, 08:17
richietns wrote:
01 May 2023, 07:45
Other people aren't getting there times changed though most other jobs you start with knowing your contracted hours not halfway through,and we are not on about other jobs its this one thats changing.
I’m on about this job. As I said, 3.30pm finishes for years, and somehow all parents have adjusted. Sure, I would like to go back to the early finishes, but that ship sailed after privatisation.
No office I know has a 3.30 finish anyone can pluck that out of thin air,were talking about the entire work force.
Plucking out of the air? Sure. We have had 9 day fortnights for ages and that is our finish time on the longest day.
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Re: Mark Baulch: 'Back this deal, regroup & prepare for future battles'

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LouBarlow wrote:
01 May 2023, 08:59
richietns wrote:
01 May 2023, 08:43
LouBarlow wrote:
01 May 2023, 08:17
richietns wrote:
01 May 2023, 07:45
Other people aren't getting there times changed though most other jobs you start with knowing your contracted hours not halfway through,and we are not on about other jobs its this one thats changing.
I’m on about this job. As I said, 3.30pm finishes for years, and somehow all parents have adjusted. Sure, I would like to go back to the early finishes, but that ship sailed after privatisation.
No office I know has a 3.30 finish anyone can pluck that out of thin air,were talking about the entire work force.
Plucking out of the air? Sure. We have had 9 day fortnights for ages and that is our finish time on the longest day.
Thats chosen not forced.
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Re: Mark Baulch: 'Back this deal, regroup & prepare for future battles'

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richietns wrote:
01 May 2023, 09:12
LouBarlow wrote:
01 May 2023, 08:59
richietns wrote:
01 May 2023, 08:43
LouBarlow wrote:
01 May 2023, 08:17
richietns wrote:
01 May 2023, 07:45
Other people aren't getting there times changed though most other jobs you start with knowing your contracted hours not halfway through,and we are not on about other jobs its this one thats changing.
I’m on about this job. As I said, 3.30pm finishes for years, and somehow all parents have adjusted. Sure, I would like to go back to the early finishes, but that ship sailed after privatisation.
No office I know has a 3.30 finish anyone can pluck that out of thin air,were talking about the entire work force.
Plucking out of the air? Sure. We have had 9 day fortnights for ages and that is our finish time on the longest day.
Thats chosen not forced.
Nobody is forced to do anything, and yes those finish times were imposed. We didn’t choose them.
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Re: Mark Baulch: 'Back this deal, regroup & prepare for future battles'

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"Nobody is forced to do anything"..."and yes those finish times were imposed" :d'oh! your just saying anything.
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Re: Mark Baulch: 'Back this deal, regroup & prepare for future battles'

Post by Ozzvaldo »

There are already offices doing what everybody is squabbling about on here. After the latest "revision" my office now has 3.30pm finishes on Wednesday and Thursdays. We've also had 3.00pm finishes on every day, except Mondays and Tuesdays since park and loop started in 2010. Yes, including Saturdays.
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Re: Mark Baulch: 'Back this deal, regroup & prepare for future battles'

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Ozzvaldo wrote:
01 May 2023, 10:54
There are already offices doing what everybody is squabbling about on here. After the latest "revision" my office now has 3.30pm finishes on Wednesday and Thursdays. We've also had 3.00pm finishes on every day, except Mondays and Tuesdays since park and loop started in 2010. Yes, including Saturdays.
Alot of offices haven't got them later times yet including my office but it is coming soon as our revision happens.
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Re: Mark Baulch: 'Back this deal, regroup & prepare for future battles'

Post by ANDREW CROCOMBE »

Current times 7-1428, (Mon,Tues, Fri) 7-1448 (wed Thur) 7-1420 (sat) rurals 930 -1630 I think. So add maximum 1 hour means I'd finish 1548 at latest. That is not a 430 last letter time. We await more changes with interest 😷 (CWU silence)