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Later start times & extra lump sum
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RTP
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guardianangel
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Re: Later start times & extra lump sum
Exactly the managers don't know how to manage the increased workload with fewer staff,they've been thrown under the bus too,its just a shame they take it out on us instead of having the balls to stand up to their boss.mark.cup wrote: ↑14 May 2023, 12:04Our office recently switched to bigger rounds and separate packet carts...
Yesterday we were told all mail to be left unless it wasn't cleared the day before and only big packets to be done which some say hadn't been done for 3 days!
Management are absolutely clueless doing specials and collections on stuff that's miles away from your original delivery meant we have never achieved so little in day.
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seaside
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Re: Later start times & extra lump sum
Yes the workload is too much now, which will be stressful for most, trying to explain everyday to the managers that you do not have the time to complete everything. The sickness will go up, the more you have to do, will lead to more knees, hips, feet, back, shoulder and of course stress problems. I would imagine that most posties enjoyed this job before, but would now jump at the chance of a redundcy package. This I think will be one of the main reasons that a no vote could end up as the result of the vote.
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X_hamster
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Re: Later start times & extra lump sum
Yup more leavers and redundancy.. all part of the plan.seaside wrote: ↑15 May 2023, 08:50Yes the workload is too much now, which will be stressful for most, trying to explain everyday to the managers that you do not have the time to complete everything. The sickness will go up, the more you have to do, will lead to more knees, hips, feet, back, shoulder and of course stress problems. I would imagine that most posties enjoyed this job before, but would now jump at the chance of a redundcy package. This I think will be one of the main reasons that a no vote could end up as the result of the vote.
More new starters on the gig contracts, making it easier to align it all into one contract as the balance gradually tips.
VOTE NO
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: Later start times & extra lump sum
Probably it's a case of if they were to stand up to their boss, they'd probably just get replacedguardianangel wrote: ↑15 May 2023, 07:04Exactly the managers don't know how to manage the increased workload with fewer staff,they've been thrown under the bus too,its just a shame they take it out on us instead of having the balls to stand up to their boss.mark.cup wrote: ↑14 May 2023, 12:04Our office recently switched to bigger rounds and separate packet carts...
Yesterday we were told all mail to be left unless it wasn't cleared the day before and only big packets to be done which some say hadn't been done for 3 days!
Management are absolutely clueless doing specials and collections on stuff that's miles away from your original delivery meant we have never achieved so little in day.
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Clairedarep
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Re: Later start times & extra lump sum
Yeah I was there and spoke to Dave ward, he also said there is a third party involved regarding the additional lump sum but wouldn’t give details
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guardianangel
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Re: Later start times & extra lump sum
I wonder what Dave's lump sum will be for getting the deal through,room for thought.Clairedarep wrote: ↑15 May 2023, 10:28Yeah I was there and spoke to Dave ward, he also said there is a third party involved regarding the additional lump sum but wouldn’t give details
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flimflamman
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Re: Later start times & extra lump sum
Exactly the managers don't know how to manage the increased workload with fewer staff,they've been thrown under the bus too,its just a shame they take it out on us instead of having the balls to stand up to their boss.
They weren't thrown under the bus,they knew what was expected of them and they happily crawled under the bus with a bonus stuffed in their back pockets
They weren't thrown under the bus,they knew what was expected of them and they happily crawled under the bus with a bonus stuffed in their back pockets
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norris9
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Re: Later start times & extra lump sum
Managers never say it, but they want us all to stay out a complete even if that means we are walking for an extra hour or two each day....flimflamman wrote: ↑15 May 2023, 16:12Exactly the managers don't know how to manage the increased workload with fewer staff,they've been thrown under the bus too,its just a shame they take it out on us instead of having the balls to stand up to their boss.
They weren't thrown under the bus,they knew what was expected of them and they happily crawled under the bus with a bonus stuffed in their back pockets
why would we do that for them....they harass us now and then, so there's no chance I'd stay out to help make their job even easier, whilst they go home before me.
Managers should go out and do overtime on delivery for the wage we get.... but of course they'd laugh at the idea.
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tansorboy
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Re: Later start times & extra lump sum
Yeah I was there and spoke to Dave ward, he also said there is a third party involved regarding the additional lump sum but wouldn’t give details
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Fascinating. Who could it be? An extra £1000 bung would mean a million quid.
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Fascinating. Who could it be? An extra £1000 bung would mean a million quid.