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My experience survey turnout
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ted_e_bear
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My experience survey turnout
Just seen this in the messages tile on the people app, I'm guessing 66k means only approx 50% could be arsed to complete it, despite being encouraged almost daily for the last few weeks I didn't bother as f**k all ever changes at our place as a result of them
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Mr Rush
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Re: My experience survey turnout
We have two pin boards in the canteen: one says 'You Said' and the other 'We Did'. One was covered in bits of paper for a year. The other was utterly vacant. We must be in space because no-one can hear you scream.
I don't think 66,000 represents 50%. There's only ~80,000 left on deliveries (see last Christmas press release). Per the annual reports, total operational staff is only ~10K on top of delivery personnel.
I don't think 66,000 represents 50%. There's only ~80,000 left on deliveries (see last Christmas press release). Per the annual reports, total operational staff is only ~10K on top of delivery personnel.
The machine stops.
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ted_e_bear
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Re: My experience survey turnout
Ah maybe a higher turnout than I thought then, I was going by reading on a recent post on here iirc that the CWU had 99000 members so guessed there'd be a fair few more postie grade that hadn't joined.Mr Rush wrote: ↑24 Mar 2025, 21:17We have two pin boards in the canteen: one says 'You Said' and the other 'We Did'. One was covered in bits of paper for a year. The other was utterly vacant. We must be in space because no-one can hear you scream.
I don't think 66,000 represents 50%. There's only ~80,000 left on deliveries (see last Christmas press release). Per the annual reports, total operational staff is only ~10K on top of delivery personnel.
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Mick100
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Re: My experience survey turnout
You were given the chance but didn’t take itted_e_bear wrote: ↑24 Mar 2025, 19:58Just seen this in the messages tile on the people app, I'm guessing 66k means only approx 50% could be arsed to complete it, despite being encouraged almost daily for the last few weeks I didn't bother as f**k all ever changes at our place as a result of them
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claretandblue
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Re: My experience survey turnout
We were bribed into doing it by them saying less duties will be put back in if you don't do it.
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rogersh
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Re: My experience survey turnout
I think you were correct in the first place if you add in the Mail centre & RDC employees.ted_e_bear wrote: ↑24 Mar 2025, 21:30Ah maybe a higher turnout than I thought then, I was going by reading on a recent post on here iirc that the CWU had 99000 members so guessed there'd be a fair few more postie grade that hadn't joined.Mr Rush wrote: ↑24 Mar 2025, 21:17We have two pin boards in the canteen: one says 'You Said' and the other 'We Did'. One was covered in bits of paper for a year. The other was utterly vacant. We must be in space because no-one can hear you scream.
I don't think 66,000 represents 50%. There's only ~80,000 left on deliveries (see last Christmas press release). Per the annual reports, total operational staff is only ~10K on top of delivery personnel.
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chickenwittle
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Re: My experience survey turnout
I haven’t done it for years because it contributes towards the managers bonus depending on how many take part , that’s scandalous in itself and is big part of royal mail’s problem.
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Mr Rush
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Re: My experience survey turnout
Of all the statistics they have at hand, that's the one that's going to determine the correct number of duties for the office? That's a rhetorical question - I know every principle about how the service used to operate has long since been ripped up.claretandblue wrote: ↑25 Mar 2025, 06:36We were bribed into doing it by them saying less duties will be put back in if you don't do it.
The machine stops.
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Hyrrokkin
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Re: My experience survey turnout
I would question that 66,000 figure !
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world class male
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Re: My experience survey turnout
claretandblue wrote: ↑25 Mar 2025, 06:36We were bribed into doing it by them saying less duties will be put back in if you don't do it.
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Valentina@1
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Re: My experience survey turnout
No chance 66k turnout 


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Hyrrokkin
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Re: My experience survey turnout
Complete bullshit figure
So 66,000 filled this in on their phone/PC/Laptop etc in their own time (as most would have to)
No chance
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norris9
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Re: My experience survey turnout
I would assume the 3 biggest gripes posties have are:
1. Toxic culture/Harassment from management (being pressured to deliver way more than is possible).
2. Two days' mail (Understaffing)
3. Rounds too big.
Royal Mail should already be aware of these 3 issues....why do we need to tell them about these glaring issues that they have done nothing about for years.
1. Toxic culture/Harassment from management (being pressured to deliver way more than is possible).
2. Two days' mail (Understaffing)
3. Rounds too big.
Royal Mail should already be aware of these 3 issues....why do we need to tell them about these glaring issues that they have done nothing about for years.
Last edited by norris9 on 26 Mar 2025, 21:55, edited 1 time in total.
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qwerty2
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Re: My experience survey turnout
1. They don’t carenorris9 wrote: ↑26 Mar 2025, 21:52I would assume the 3 biggest gripes posties have are:
1. Toxic culture/Harassment from management (being pressured to deliver way more than is possible).
2. Two days' mail.
3. Rounds too big.
Royal Mail should already be aware of these 3 issues....why do we need to tell them about these glaring issues that they have done nothing about for years.
2. They don’t care
3. They don’t care
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qwerty2
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