I didn’t see itA2B wrote: ↑21 Nov 2024, 15:38Wasn't it included in the pay deal that was voted in?Valentina@1 wrote: ↑21 Nov 2024, 15:14So they just except it?….no fight?
That’s something I’m sure most of us would’ve made a stand against![]()
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Voluntary reduncy
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Valentina@1
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Re: Voluntary reduncy
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Valentina@1
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Re: Voluntary reduncy
Was definitely reduced before deal,we were basically just told one day it’s 39 weeks maximum 


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twoloops
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Re: Voluntary reduncy
Seem to be lots & lots of lads over 60 with a good few years in our office, who seem to think they will be offered VR in January 
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scotchy1962
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Deadly
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Re: Voluntary reduncy
Same rumour in our office.
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Iva bigredbag
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Re: Voluntary reduncy
Promises promises, I'd snap their hand of if they offered me it. But as usual it's all talk.buchanpeter wrote: ↑20 Nov 2024, 13:26I'd say they'll be a massive redundacy with the changes to the USO.
About 25% of the workforce.
I'd imagine a deal will be done with the union for 16 weeks + Bonus to leave.
Seniority first to get rid of the legacy contracts.
Then with them reduced. Eventually outnumbered by the new inferior contracts everyone will be forced onto a uniform contract.
Probably about £1 above minimum wage.
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Iva bigredbag
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Re: Voluntary reduncy
RM will not offer redundancy for people over 60, for starters it will be a crap lump sum they would get, they only have 7 years max left to work before they retire. If they do offer then most posties over 60 would refuse since the payment would be so low. Late 40s and 50s more like it (praying it's me lol)Deadly wrote: ↑21 Nov 2024, 19:41Same rumour in our office.
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Deadly
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Re: Voluntary reduncy
It will be based on seniority so likely to be the older ones. Many are already thinking of leaving so would take pretty much anything as it's better than nothing.
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A2B
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Re: Voluntary reduncy
Many say they want to leave but few will actually put pen to paper
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Hyrrokkin
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Re: Voluntary reduncy
I refuse to believe those shysters thought that - they know RM are ok money wise...they just want to protect themselves and screw us overValentina@1 wrote: ↑21 Nov 2024, 15:32I feel like Union should’ve called RM bluff,only ward & Walsh actually believed they were skint..not fighting this reduced VR was so bad 🥲 for workers,what do we pay fees for?
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Downeagle
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Re: Voluntary reduncy
Plenty of over 60’s still work for Royal Mail and even over pension age. They would qualify, if with length of service for voluntary redundancy (and the same terms) as it would break the discrimination law of 2006 if they were not. As mentioned it will likely be seniority that is the deciding criteria.
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Valentina@1
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Re: Voluntary reduncy
Think you’ve hit nail on headHyrrokkin wrote: ↑21 Nov 2024, 21:28I refuse to believe those shysters thought that - they know RM are ok money wise...they just want to protect themselves and screw us overValentina@1 wrote: ↑21 Nov 2024, 15:32I feel like Union should’ve called RM bluff,only ward & Walsh actually believed they were skint..not fighting this reduced VR was so bad 🥲 for workers,what do we pay fees for?
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Wullie10
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Re: Voluntary reduncy
VR Is not happening. Its just the dream of an ageing workforce. The USO would need to be completely scrapped for a flicker of a chance. And they are waiting another year to decide if second class letters can be left behind on a Saturday. That's it.
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Deadly
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Re: Voluntary reduncy
Check in this time next year
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claretandblue
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Re: Voluntary reduncy
The USO is being changed next year.