Work faster AND you’ll get spanked would be better for some of the weirdo’s in my officefunkflex55 wrote: ↑30 Jan 2025, 16:17Work faster you lazy bastard posties, mail is down 70 percent so get to work or you'll be spanked.
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I've been at royal mail 18 year
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pinstripe
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kazardaimenu
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Base it on the amount of steps you’ve put in for Royal Mail. Can it be verified, can it f**k. So seniority has to do. Saying that some of the newer starters have been handed cushy part time duties and others who joined at the same time have been left as reserves.
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Mr Rush
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Whilst it might suck for those starting the job at 40 or above; for someone who joined when they were perhaps 19 and now have two decades of wear and tear on their body it's only right, even logical, that seniority should allow them to pick up the better duties. They can go round at their reduced pace and still clear while today's 19 year old can zip around a monster duty and still clear. It's all academic now, anyway, since the last revision rendered everything an impossible mess.
The machine stops.
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yubin282
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been there and done it, welcome to the future.
all backed by the CWU, do your bit - cancel your subs and vote NO to any agreements.
my conscience is clear
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Londonsburning
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Don't worry, you'll still get your 500 quid in the vote for the next T&C's cutbacks, don't matter if you're in the union or notJefferson Starfish wrote: ↑30 Jan 2025, 19:15You won't be able to vote if you've cancelled your subs.
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Hyrrokkin
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They are fishing.........
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tramssirhc
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Any changes at a local level are a matter to be agreed with all employees, not just the CWU.Jefferson Starfish wrote: ↑30 Jan 2025, 19:15You won't be able to vote if you've cancelled your subs.
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tramssirhc
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Return the favour by ditching that tinpot Union.Jen1 wrote: ↑30 Jan 2025, 12:23No that is definitely not right, I would think after 18 years you’re pretty high up the seniority
At our office some of the new starts have been offered rounds that some more senior staff haven’t because they went on to a temporary contract over Xmas which made their hours up to full time
The more senior staff that couldn’t reorganise their lives (mostly getting children to school issues) for a temporary full time contract have missed out on the chance of getting a permanent full time position because those on the temp contract got precedence over them
So many of the full time duties went to less senior staff but as they’ve made many of the duties into full time duties (as they all got made too big during the failed delivery 2.0 trial) that left far fewer part time duties
So duty holders on part time hours have been displaced
Plus some of the duties got ring fenced for people with disabilities/mental health issues which further decreased the number of available part time duties
So don’t know if the situation at your office is anything like ours? There won’t be any need at our place for redundancies as many of our best have handed in their notice
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tramssirhc
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Ask the tinpot Union rep. If it's true then it's the CWU to blame. Seniority takes precedence.
"The leadership will sabotage the fight and only make the slightest move under fear of powerful working class action" - Des Warren
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matthew68
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You probably come in early unpaid and run with bag on your back leave parcels unsafe and leave mail for long drives like the teachers pet at our office and then the manager thinks they’re amazing and gives the loads of overtime, that’s what you call merit
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toonshola
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Sounds like our office. “So and so can do it” is a regular comment from managers. Yeah because they come in an hour early, skip break, drive the van like it’s formula1, run round sticking parcels in every bin in sight. These people ruin the job for everyone else and it never changes.
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Rage24
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Jefferson Starfish
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We've had meetings about local changes within our DO and been asked to vote on them. Non union members have been excluded.tramssirhc wrote: ↑31 Jan 2025, 07:18Any changes at a local level are a matter to be agreed with all employees, not just the CWU.Jefferson Starfish wrote: ↑30 Jan 2025, 19:15You won't be able to vote if you've cancelled your subs.
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Smoothbackground
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The union is the official staff-side representative and, by dint of being recognised by the employer, represents all postal-grade employees. How is excluding non union members from a vote on key issues fair, or in any way democratic? How can any such vote even be representative of the workforce views? Rotten CWU.Jefferson Starfish wrote: ↑31 Jan 2025, 12:17We've had meetings about local changes within our DO and been asked to vote on them. Non union members have been excluded.tramssirhc wrote: ↑31 Jan 2025, 07:18Any changes at a local level are a matter to be agreed with all employees, not just the CWU.Jefferson Starfish wrote: ↑30 Jan 2025, 19:15You won't be able to vote if you've cancelled your subs.