This exactly, imagine if polling cards turned up late, they'll get what they want.noggin1969 wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 15:225 day letters, 7 days parcels will come as a surprise to no one. Treat of administration waved at Ofcom and the Government in the lead up to a general election. They'll either get their way or ask for subsidies to carry on 6 days letters. It would be down to the Government to argue over, is RM a separate business or part of IDS as a whole. Rumours had it the CWU was up for it but wanted the SWW as a sweetener.
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Royal Mail BIG announcement this week
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grchpo
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Trumanity
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That's the CEO of the group, IDS. He is Martin Seidenberg, previous CEO of GLS. We await the appointment of new Royal Mail & GLS CEOs. Jobs for the boys. Big announcement could be it's Sam Allardyce
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aiden01
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Just been told by area rep cwu won't entertain what rm are asking for until all the other s--t thats happening stops. he also said joint statement was due to be issued at 15-30 today.Woody Guthrie wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 14:59It would appear to be true that the business is pressuring the regulator to temporarily suspend the USO citing an exceptionally precarious financial position.
However the CWU does not support this position and questions why a company in such a position would be recruiting an entirely new layer of management.
Personally I think it's a bluff, with us due to move to seasonal hours next week the whole resourcing model would be thrown into (more) chaos by this move.
Nobody really knows what a temporary suspension might look like, it could be 5 day letters, it could be even less or it could just mean a suspension of certain QofS targets.
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toonshola
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Fortunately for RM it matters not one bit what the CWU cry and moan about. That ship sailed months ago. They will protest as a form of public relations for us plebs though, the usual shite of “solidarity” “stick with us” “back your union”.aiden01 wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 16:29Just been told by area rep cwu won't entertain what rm are asking for until all the other s--t thats happening stops. he also said joint statement was due to be issued at 15-30 today.Woody Guthrie wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 14:59It would appear to be true that the business is pressuring the regulator to temporarily suspend the USO citing an exceptionally precarious financial position.
However the CWU does not support this position and questions why a company in such a position would be recruiting an entirely new layer of management.
Personally I think it's a bluff, with us due to move to seasonal hours next week the whole resourcing model would be thrown into (more) chaos by this move.
Nobody really knows what a temporary suspension might look like, it could be 5 day letters, it could be even less or it could just mean a suspension of certain QofS targets.
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olilew
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Woody Guthrie wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 14:59It would appear to be true that the business is pressuring the regulator to temporarily suspend the USO citing an exceptionally precarious financial position.
Didn't you completely refute this last week?
"Just take it out and see how you go......."
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chickenwittle
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Does anyone even care anymore.
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aiden01
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Would certainly like to keep my job.
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Hyrrokkin
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I know what is to be announced
RM & CWU have changed from custard creams to chocolate chip cookies
RM & CWU have changed from custard creams to chocolate chip cookies
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worktotime
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theres an update on the attendance policy which the company decided to send letters out to staffaiden01 wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 16:29Just been told by area rep cwu won't entertain what rm are asking for until all the other s--t thats happening stops. he also said joint statement was due to be issued at 15-30 today.Woody Guthrie wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 14:59It would appear to be true that the business is pressuring the regulator to temporarily suspend the USO citing an exceptionally precarious financial position.
However the CWU does not support this position and questions why a company in such a position would be recruiting an entirely new layer of management.
Personally I think it's a bluff, with us due to move to seasonal hours next week the whole resourcing model would be thrown into (more) chaos by this move.
Nobody really knows what a temporary suspension might look like, it could be 5 day letters, it could be even less or it could just mean a suspension of certain QofS targets.
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Woody Guthrie
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olilew wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 16:45No.Woody Guthrie wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 14:59It would appear to be true that the business is pressuring the regulator to temporarily suspend the USO citing an exceptionally precarious financial position.
Didn't you completely refute this last week?
I completely refuted the idea that Royal Mail were about to unilaterally dump the USO and walk away from it.
Only dead fish follow the current
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Trumanity
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https://www.cwu.org/52148-2/worktotime wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 17:40theres an update on the attendance policy which the company decided to send letters out to staffaiden01 wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 16:29Just been told by area rep cwu won't entertain what rm are asking for until all the other s--t thats happening stops. he also said joint statement was due to be issued at 15-30 today.Woody Guthrie wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 14:59It would appear to be true that the business is pressuring the regulator to temporarily suspend the USO citing an exceptionally precarious financial position.
However the CWU does not support this position and questions why a company in such a position would be recruiting an entirely new layer of management.
Personally I think it's a bluff, with us due to move to seasonal hours next week the whole resourcing model would be thrown into (more) chaos by this move.
Nobody really knows what a temporary suspension might look like, it could be 5 day letters, it could be even less or it could just mean a suspension of certain QofS targets..
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scoobydo79
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Oooh what will We do about it ? Go on strike again at Christmas?aiden01 wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 16:29Just been told by area rep cwu won't entertain what rm are asking for until all the other s--t thats happening stops. he also said joint statement was due to be issued at 15-30 today.Woody Guthrie wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 14:59It would appear to be true that the business is pressuring the regulator to temporarily suspend the USO citing an exceptionally precarious financial position.
However the CWU does not support this position and questions why a company in such a position would be recruiting an entirely new layer of management.
Personally I think it's a bluff, with us due to move to seasonal hours next week the whole resourcing model would be thrown into (more) chaos by this move.
Nobody really knows what a temporary suspension might look like, it could be 5 day letters, it could be even less or it could just mean a suspension of certain QofS targets.
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aiden01
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Iv,e no idea just telling what i was told.an don,t be a dick. I was out on all them strikes too.scoobydo79 wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 19:40Oooh what will We do about it ? Go on strike again at Christmas?aiden01 wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 16:29Just been told by area rep cwu won't entertain what rm are asking for until all the other s--t thats happening stops. he also said joint statement was due to be issued at 15-30 today.Woody Guthrie wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 14:59It would appear to be true that the business is pressuring the regulator to temporarily suspend the USO citing an exceptionally precarious financial position.
However the CWU does not support this position and questions why a company in such a position would be recruiting an entirely new layer of management.
Personally I think it's a bluff, with us due to move to seasonal hours next week the whole resourcing model would be thrown into (more) chaos by this move.
Nobody really knows what a temporary suspension might look like, it could be 5 day letters, it could be even less or it could just mean a suspension of certain QofS targets.
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markyRFC
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striking at christmas would have worked if it was at least a 7 day strike or all outscoobydo79 wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 19:40Oooh what will We do about it ? Go on strike again at Christmas?
1 day here and there had no impact especially when alot were doing OT
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yubin282
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we didn't strike the whole week between xmas and new year, that was the f**k up (another one)markyRFC wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 20:06striking at christmas would have worked if it was at least a 7 day strike or all outscoobydo79 wrote: ↑21 Aug 2023, 19:40Oooh what will We do about it ? Go on strike again at Christmas?
1 day here and there had no impact especially when alot were doing OT