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Royal Mail Group negotiations Update 13/06/2025

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TheTrolleyMan
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Re: Royal Mail Group negotiations Update 13/06/2025

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It’s about the CWU we’re investaged by the Fraud Squad
sjmassey27
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Re: Royal Mail Group negotiations Update 13/06/2025

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You could fertilise the whole of diddly squat farm with the s**t that comes out of these morons
postslippete
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Re: Royal Mail Group negotiations Update 13/06/2025

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I know the CWU have agreed to pilot USO reforms and the ODM in a limited number of trial offices - but at this stage, they should postpone the entire rollout until there's a full agreement on pay, conditions and equalisation. That would be the most logical and strategic move the union could make right now. Because once RM gets what it wants - reduced delivery days, new duty patterns etc etc it will have no real incentive to give anything meaningful back. It's a bit like trying to negotiate the price of a car after you've driven it off the lot.

The CWU keeps saying "nothing's agreed until everything is agreed" and this is their chance to prove it and halt the rollout until a full agreement is secured. Otherwise it looks like the Union has lost control and it's not just about delays but losing all leverage before the deal is done. If the CWU won't take that stand, then Dave Ward and Martin Walsh should resign. We can't keep giving ground while promises are repeatedly postponed. Members deserve leadership that know when to say "enough"
On the face of it, shareholder value is the dumbest idea in the world.
Perseus
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Re: Royal Mail Group negotiations Update 13/06/2025

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I'd love to know at what point the CWU knew that these talks were now MONTHS away from agreement. This didn't happen overnight.
We've had about 4 deadlines passed in the last few months, not to mention the now infamous 'can't do a deal with the old board, but when the Romania election stuff is over, it will be done quickly'.
Hyrrokkin
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Re: Royal Mail Group negotiations Update 13/06/2025

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Same old same old lies

No matter the year or the owners we get shafted by our own union again and again

Pathetic

They are clearly corrupt as well as totally incompetent
hewittinspain
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Re: Royal Mail Group negotiations Update 13/06/2025

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It's not just the paydeal that needs sorting, the whole pilot/trial thing seems to be a massive failure so far. I've heard lots of stories from people in these trials and only the odd one that has been positive and you can bet your life that person is a manager.

So taking double and triple mail reduces fatigue does it?!
They must think we are mugs.
tramssirhc
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Re: Royal Mail Group negotiations Update 13/06/2025

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Get a resolution in to your branch calling for a vote of no confidence in the executive and postal executive.
"The leadership will sabotage the fight and only make the slightest move under fear of powerful working class action" - Des Warren
Perseus
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How quickly/successfully are the pay talks wrapped up every year for RM employees who aren't represented by the CWU?
qwerty2
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Re: Royal Mail Group negotiations Update 13/06/2025

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OikOik wrote:
13 Jun 2025, 16:56
what have they been doing for the past couple of months???? :left: :left: :left:
what have they been doing for the past 10 years?? :shock:
SPECIALTRACKED
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Nobody’s resigning when they are on a 6 figure salary, just milk it for as long as possible, think I will save myself £10 a month
TopperGas
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Re: Royal Mail Group negotiations Update 13/06/2025

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Last week the CWU were telling its members pay offers had been rejected and the the EP Group we're stalling on when new contracts would be brought into line with legacy contracts, now they are suggesting they've only just joined the negotiations? I

'm starting to think we could do better just having Employment Representatives discussing the pay rise with the EP Group, at least we'd them know for certain what they were actually prepared to offer.
Smoothbackground
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Re: Royal Mail Group negotiations Update 13/06/2025

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Martin will log in to RMC over the weekend and impart some words of wisdom, I’m sure.
TheTrolleyMan
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Dave Ward 140k for what ?
TheTrolleyMan
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Re: Royal Mail Group negotiations Update 13/06/2025

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Smoothbackground wrote:
13 Jun 2025, 19:36
Martin will log in to RMC over the weekend and impart some words of wisdom, I’m sure.
Is that after he takes his brave pills and then soon buggers off commentating when the the truth comes out or the questions expose his inability as a union leader
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Re: Royal Mail Group negotiations Update 13/06/2025

Post by GRS »

How comes they missed out their King line “we need to change due to the challenging financial position Royal Mail find themselves in”