Nope,can't even find it on the CWU site.Anyone copy Ltb 506/04, can't find it
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NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH
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POSTMAN
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Re: NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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fishtank
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Re: NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH
These are not facts or FACTS as you like to call them.dolphlundgren73 wrote:
You would have lost your door 2 door leaflet payments if the union hadnt agreed this pay deal. Let me set you straight with FACTS so that you stop moaning about a £20 quid supplement that is supposedly worse than you were gona get.
FACT 1: Door2door payments were to be reduced to about 5 - 7 quid under royal mails plans! They planned and still are planning to wrap up 2 7 door 2 door in 1 bundle so that you only got paid for 1 leaflet! £20 dont sound so bad now does it? The Union prevented this from happening and yes for some posties(inc myself) we are £10 worse off. Better than being up to £30 quid worse off under Royal mail terms.
Fact 2: Indoor staff are better off with their pay.Think about other workforce for once guys!.
FACT 3: The union forced the royal mail to accept that door2door be recognized as part of delivery workload, This meant that the union prevented 1000s more job losses and made sure that walks were not gona be the monstrous sizes they could have been. It also meant that full time ratio across the country rose. This was VItal.
So like i said before OPEN your eyes and dont give me your moaning bullcrap when you are clueless about how life in Royal Mail actually is. You clearly dont know anything
They are "might have happened" or "could have happened" basically possible scenarios...that's all.
This "information" was filtered through the ranks of the union until it reached you but are you aware of the source of the information......i am and at the moment after today...it doesn't look very reliable does it?
Rather than be rude like you and say "You clearly dont know anything".
All i will say is....You clearly only know what you are told
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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Big Daz
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Re: NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH
Danelectro wrote:Well on paper that would have been fine but what Bob Gibson etc forgot to do was get a clear agreement on BSI/IWT anddolphlundgren73 wrote:
FACT 3: The union forced the royal mail to accept that door2door be recognized as part of delivery workload, This meant that the union prevented 1000s more job losses and made sure that walks were not gona be the monstrous sizes they could have been. This was VItal.
also negotiated some dodgy prep times for D2D,so when it they pressed the IWT button in my office we ended up with 30
mins less overall prep time than before the introduction of D2D into workload.
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edwardo
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Re: NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH
dolph a guy in a mail centre putting D2D in a york and gets £20 I deliver to 770 doors in all weathers my part time coll get £12 your are the one that is clueless , recieved a letter from the fat twins today first in a long time , it was a poor deal end of story and the union has no power what so ever we have just got to accept that and so does the union every man for himself now
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Fred B
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Re: NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH
You're right but don't leave the union. Billy Hayes and Dave Ward can't hold on for ever.Cannonbaw wrote:Only way to save losing money is STOP paying union dues i dont trust the union NEVER have I removed myself from the union the day they told us to give up £25 for the longer working week when your day off fell on a Saturday then later the Saturday became a normal working day and time and a half was scrubbed total joke!!!!!!
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whatamess!!
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Re: NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH
Fred B wrote:You're right but don't leave the union. Billy Hayes and Dave Ward can't hold on for ever.Cannonbaw wrote:Only way to save losing money is STOP paying union dues i dont trust the union NEVER have I removed myself from the union the day they told us to give up £25 for the longer working week when your day off fell on a Saturday then later the Saturday became a normal working day and time and a half was scrubbed total joke!!!!!!
Billy just got enough 5 years
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Spedley
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Re: NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH
... er perhaps an accountant and corporate and employment law solictor would be useful as well?POSTMAN wrote: · CWU Regional Secretaries
· Divisional Representatives
· Technical Services Representatives
· Territorial Counter Reps
· Parcelforce Regional Organisers
· Romec Divisional Representatives
· All Royal Mail Area Reps (Delivery, Processing and Distribution)
· Quadrant Area Representatives
· Area Admin Representatives
· 1 Branch Representative
· Romec Cleaners Regional Reps
· Counter Section Secretaries
· Area Safety Representatives
· Customer Services Reps
Still, at least Quadrant Catering and Romec Cleaners are there. They'll sort out the future of Royal Mail for us.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH
No he doesn't please read the 2010 agreement before you post incorrect information.edwardo wrote:dolph a guy in a mail centre putting D2D in a york and gets £20 w
We get a £20 (PR) because we work in deliveries.
They get £8(PR) a week Mail Centre Supplement
Mail Centres, Collection Hubs and MDECs
A new (non pensionable) supplement to basic pay to all OPGs/OSGs in Mail Centres, OPGs/OSGs in Collection Hubs (who are not eligible to receive the Delivery Pay supplement) and Royal Mail CWU grades in MDECs pro rata for part-time employees. The supplement will increase in value as agreed in basic pay rises. It will flow through in 2011 and 2012. It will be paid 52 weeks a year at the rate of £8.00 per week and applies to new entrants. It replaces the first £8.00 of any PBS/ICS residual bonus payment in the Unit. In Units where the PBS/ICS payment is greater than £8.00, the amount over £8.00 will still be paid to existing recipients. Where the existing PBS/ICS payment is less than £8.00, the shortfall is funded on an ongoing basis by using the pool of money created by the former ESOS productivity scheme. The employees eligible for this pay supplement will also receive a one-off non-pensionable lump sum payment of £75 (pro rata for part-time employees) along with the first payment of the new supplement.
The above approach uses up the pool of money created by the former ESOS productivity scheme. Hence the ESOS scheme will cease to exist and will not accrue any future money.
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comando09
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Re: NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH
Obviously the person who thinks that the last pay deal was a good one works indoors.
NO delivery postman in their right mind would vote for a pay deal that takes money off you for doing more work.
The indoor staff should have had their own agreement.I bet if money was taken from the indoor staff and given to us on delivery there would have been uproar, the indoor staff would have been crying all over there docket sheets. So wake up and get real NOBODY should lose money in a pay deal.
What the indoor staff don't understand is that when it's the end of their shift they just go home.Its different when you have managers bullying delivery staff into going over for no extra pay.
If you think it's so easy on delivery sign out of your cushy indoor job and get into the real world and try delivery.I bet you wouldn't last long once you got cold and wet a few times.
NO delivery postman in their right mind would vote for a pay deal that takes money off you for doing more work.
The indoor staff should have had their own agreement.I bet if money was taken from the indoor staff and given to us on delivery there would have been uproar, the indoor staff would have been crying all over there docket sheets. So wake up and get real NOBODY should lose money in a pay deal.
What the indoor staff don't understand is that when it's the end of their shift they just go home.Its different when you have managers bullying delivery staff into going over for no extra pay.
If you think it's so easy on delivery sign out of your cushy indoor job and get into the real world and try delivery.I bet you wouldn't last long once you got cold and wet a few times.
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postal_jedi
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Re: NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH
I find it absolutely idiotic that the CWU gets slated for this abomination. If I recall correctly the CWU never wanted the shares and done it's best to integrate as much of them into our pay rise, probably pre-empting this happening. Once again posties, I can only describe as thick, attack the CWU for something Royal Mail has done. I'm guessing the posties that do this are the ones guilty of working their day off, to make up for the day they were on strike, starting early, using cars, working unsafely and cutting corners, in order to get the job done quicker, etc. The CWU doesn't give you your pay rise, make working conditions, pay your bonus, promise you phantom shares. They fight to preserve and improve what you have, the best they can. What do you honestly expect them to achieve when the members have this kind of attitude. It's pathetic.
Don't blame me, don't shame me, just because I'm the one to tell you.
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General Mannerheim
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Re: NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH
will there be sandwiches cut into triangles and them french fancies and ginger beer as well?POSTMAN wrote:Please find below a list of representatives invited to attend:-
· CWU Regional Secretaries
· Divisional Representatives
· Technical Services Representatives
· Territorial Counter Reps
· Parcelforce Regional Organisers
· Romec Divisional Representatives
· All Royal Mail Area Reps (Delivery, Processing and Distribution)
· Quadrant Area Representatives
· Area Admin Representatives
· 1 Branch Representative
· Romec Cleaners Regional Reps
· Counter Section Secretaries
· Area Safety Representatives
· Customer Services Reps
Royal Mail Group has been informed of the National Briefing.
Travel and subsistence costs associated with attendance at the Briefing will be in line with the instructions and advice issued in LTB 506/04.
Royal Mail managers.....about as popular as a t.urd in a swimming pool!
The DDA/Equality Act demands action,NOT words......adjustments NOT Occupational Health referrals.Case No:2505901/09
Royal Mail is an Equal Opportunities Employer..It discriminates against everybody.
The DDA/Equality Act demands action,NOT words......adjustments NOT Occupational Health referrals.Case No:2505901/09
Royal Mail is an Equal Opportunities Employer..It discriminates against everybody.
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whatamess!!
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Re: NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH
Hope so because i'm goingGeneral Mannerheim wrote:will there be sandwiches cut into triangles and them french fancies and ginger beer as well?POSTMAN wrote:Please find below a list of representatives invited to attend:-
· CWU Regional Secretaries
· Divisional Representatives
· Technical Services Representatives
· Territorial Counter Reps
· Parcelforce Regional Organisers
· Romec Divisional Representatives
· All Royal Mail Area Reps (Delivery, Processing and Distribution)
· Quadrant Area Representatives
· Area Admin Representatives
· 1 Branch Representative
· Romec Cleaners Regional Reps
· Counter Section Secretaries
· Area Safety Representatives
· Customer Services Reps
Royal Mail Group has been informed of the National Briefing.
Travel and subsistence costs associated with attendance at the Briefing will be in line with the instructions and advice issued in LTB 506/04.
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dvbuk55
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Re: NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH
You are clearly a union drum banger, who likes to spout the usual bullcrap about what a good deal this was, masterminded by the union negotiators........well wake up and smell the coffee..........RM said this, RM said that, RM was going to do this, we snatched victory from the jaws of defeat................well defeat is here dolph if you open YOUR eyes..............as for the so called £20 delivery supplement..............tell that to the part timer who is delivering six lots of D2D FOR A PRO RATA PAYMENT OF £10.............this was the biggest let down for part time union members ever....and that's a fact. In 12 months time when the business is privatised you won't recognise the business and the part the CWU will have...........well take a guess!dolphlundgren73 wrote:So like i said before OPEN your eyes and dont give me your moaning bullcrap when you are clueless about how life in Royal Mail actually is. You clearly dont know anything
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whatamess!!
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Re: NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH
dvbuk - whether you deliver letter , packets or d2d's is all done in the same 8 hours, so whats your point?? D2d's are and were a pain in the ass, now if i don't have time to do them someone else does them on o/t, but I still get the £20 at the end of the week. 
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dvbuk55
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Re: NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH
And your point is what? Because messy, I don't deliver anything and still receive the supplement pro rata - and so does a part timer who unlike you doesn't get £20.....................but hey, as long as you're alright.whatamess!! wrote:dvbuk - whether you deliver letter , packets or d2d's is all done in the same 8 hours, so whats your point?? D2d's are and were a pain in the ass, now if i don't have time to do them someone else does them on o/t, but I still get the £20 at the end of the week.