Pay increase and lumpsum

[DirtyHarry]

Anyone would think a great deal of money was being talked about.
If Simon Thompson could read this thread, he'd piss himself laughing.

If £900 isn’t a lot to you then you are privileged.

Chicken feed to the likes of Simon Thompson. Besides, once the taxman has taken his chunk, it won't be £900, will it?

[milly]

Anyone would think a great deal of money was being talked about.
If Simon Thompson could read this thread, he'd piss himself laughing.

If £900 isn’t a lot to you then you are privileged.

Chicken feed to the likes of Simon Thompson. Besides, once the taxman has taken his chunk, it won't be £900, will it?

We have to fund our Public services somehow.

[DirtyHarry]

Anyone would think a great deal of money was being talked about.
If Simon Thompson could read this thread, he'd piss himself laughing.

If £900 isn’t a lot to you then you are privileged.

Chicken feed to the likes of Simon Thompson. Besides, once the taxman has taken his chunk, it won't be £900, will it?

We have to fund our Public services somehow.

[TheProgster]

It turns out that everyone who voted NO in the ballot will not get the bonus, So you voted NO to the agreement you didn’t want it so you don’t get the 2 bonus lump sums of money !! You only get the pay rise, For those who voted YES you get everything…so that’s fair isn’t it?

[postieblueshirt]

It turns out that everyone who voted NO in the ballot will not get the bonus, So you voted NO to agreement you didn’t want it so you don’t get the 2 bonus lump sums of money !! You only get the pay rise, For those who voted YES you get everything…so that’s fair isn’t it?

To bad it's anonymous eh.

[Foxel]

It turns out that everyone who voted NO in the ballot will not get the bonus, So you voted NO to agreement you didn’t want it so you don’t get the 2 bonus lump sums of money !! You only get the pay rise, For those who voted YES you get everything…so that’s fair isn’t it?

Yes, also if you voted no, you still have sick pay, you don't have later starts, no annualised hours and all revisions are reversed. Grow up.

[postieblueshirt]

It turns out that everyone who voted NO in the ballot will not get the bonus, So you voted NO to agreement you didn’t want it so you don’t get the 2 bonus lump sums of money !! You only get the pay rise, For those who voted YES you get everything…so that’s fair isn’t it?

Yes, also if you voted no, you still have sick pay, you don't have later starts, no annualised hours and all revisions are reversed. Grow up.

Ah dam it to bad it's anonymous eh...

[sam63]

My guess is the £500 will get paid next week and the back money more likely on the 28th which means 17 weeks worth.

[Rommagic]

My guess is the £500 will get paid next week and the back money more likely on the 28th which means 17 weeks worth.

When will the cwu and rm confirm?.

[sam63]

My guess is the £500 will get paid next week and the back money more likely on the 28th which means 17 weeks worth.

When will the cwu and rm confirm?.

Not sure probably start of next week hopefully

[jahbalon]

My guess is the £500 will get paid next week and the back money more likely on the 28th which means 17 weeks worth.

Something to look forward too. If there is one good thing about a strike, it is the back pay and any lump sums due.
The public sectors workers are all been given a 6% rise too, policemen, junior doctors and teachers, so we posties have done not bad, considering 6% rise now, on top of the 2% rise we got in April too.

[Jack1960]

My guess is the £500 will get paid next week and the back money more likely on the 28th which means 17 weeks worth.

Something to look forward too. If there is one good thing about a strike, it is the back pay and any lump sums due.
The public sectors workers are all been given a 6% rise too, policemen, junior doctors and teachers, so we posties have done not bad, considering 6% rise now, on top of the 2% rise we got in April too.

Yes some of us lost well 2500 pounds , most of what they wanted is coming in and we have 1400 to look forward to.
Not popping the corks in our office .

[thefox]

My guess is the £500 will get paid next week and the back money more likely on the 28th which means 17 weeks worth.

Something to look forward too. If there is one good thing about a strike, it is the back pay and any lump sums due.
The public sectors workers are all been given a 6% rise too, policemen, junior doctors and teachers, so we posties have done not bad, considering 6% rise now, on top of the 2% rise we got in April too.

Did all those other you jobs mentioned have their terms and conditions slashed as well gor their 6% ?

[Frankie15]

It really isn't a win or anything to celebrate but it's money that we're due or owed!! We're gonna get screwed in the months to come anyway so best taking what minimal funds that are coming our way. I voted NO before any of the naysayers jump on my back. The same naysayers that voted as I did and that will also not reject any money coming their way!!

[jahbalon]

My guess is the £500 will get paid next week and the back money more likely on the 28th which means 17 weeks worth.

Something to look forward too. If there is one good thing about a strike, it is the back pay and any lump sums due.
The public sectors workers are all been given a 6% rise too, policemen, junior doctors and teachers, so we posties have done not bad, considering 6% rise now, on top of the 2% rise we got in April too.

Did all those other you jobs mentioned have their terms and conditions slashed as well gor their 6% ?

What terms and conditions slashed ? You must be living on the dark side of the moon.
We won this dispute, see my earlier posts.
Look at the all the lolly that is now coming our way, and job security for the rest of our lives.
Be happy and stop all this pitiful nit picking. Some people are never happy with their lot.
Give us the lolly you wally