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NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH

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Re: NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH

Post by gb93 »

dvbuk55 wrote:
gb93 wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:
gb93 wrote:PT or FT, nobody gets paid for D2D.
No of course not it's a delivery supplement, for those who don't deliver and pro rata for part timers :crazy:
Try changing the tune :whistle
Why? Because it doesn't suit your theory of nirvana ..........if it isn't true then say so - however you cannot, as I said before whatever spin you put on it, it was a pay cut and especially for part timers ...........still whatever floats your boat...............I'll bet you're the guy who doesn't see the elephant in the room, or at least pretends not to.
If you bothered to read earlier posting, I said it was a pay cut in real terms for MOST.
A pay cut for long term FT especially FACT.
Now but don't let me put you off pedling your childish digs.
This ain't no baseball game, you get only one chance and you blew it.
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Post by dvbuk55 »

gb93 wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:
gb93 wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:
gb93 wrote:PT or FT, nobody gets paid for D2D.
No of course not it's a delivery supplement, for those who don't deliver and pro rata for part timers :crazy:
Try changing the tune :whistle
Why? Because it doesn't suit your theory of nirvana ..........if it isn't true then say so - however you cannot, as I said before whatever spin you put on it, it was a pay cut and especially for part timers ...........still whatever floats your boat...............I'll bet you're the guy who doesn't see the elephant in the room, or at least pretends not to.
If you bothered to read earlier posting, I said it was a pay cut in real terms for MOST.
A pay cut for long term FT especially FACT.
Now but don't let me put you off pedling your childish digs.
OK I won't because even you say it's a pay cut........so what tune would you like?
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Post by Darren Bent »

Anything from National Briefing
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Post by bunkerland »

gb93 wrote: A pay cut for long term FT especially FACT.

Correct,and somewhat ironically that paycut went to many of the people who have been members of and supported the union the longest! :sad: Still,there's always got to be thousands of losers in any fantastic deal hasn't there? :hmmmm
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Post by bunkerland »

dvbuk55 wrote:..so what tune would you like?
Something upbeat and cheery would be great,you could think of yourself as the Vera Lynn of Royal Mail,bringing joy,hope and happiness to the beleaguered workforce in their time of need! :nervous
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Post by dvbuk55 »

bunkerland wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:..so what tune would you like?
Something upbeat and cheery would be great,you could think of yourself as the Vera Lynn of Royal Mail,bringing joy,hope and happiness to the beleaguered workforce in their time of need! :nervous
How about, "always look on the bright side of life" or "I've just come doon fro the Isle 'o Skye I'm no verra big"..............sadly.
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Post by whatamess!! »

This came from the meeting,

The shares are gone, don't expect to get them.
Don't get involved in any roll out of any world class mail from now on.
Make sure revisions take time :whistle (after 28th April).
The pension is screwed.
The 3.5% pay rise next is in doubt

blah blah blah blah

Start to prepare for strike action, things are only going to get worse.

Even the London reps seemed down beat and except that compulsary redundancies are coming but as soon as the first one is done we will be on the gate.

The union at national level needed to send out the strongest message every that they are up for the fight and will not take any more s**t, but i'm sorry this didn't shine through.



Maybe after the 28th which is the date they have given the business to have had new talks and make solutions things will chage, But words need to get stronger and action needs to be taken.
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Post by Lounge Lizard »

bunkerland wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:..so what tune would you like?
Something upbeat and cheery would be great,you could think of yourself as the Vera Lynn of Royal Mail,bringing joy,hope and happiness to the beleaguered workforce in their time of need! :nervous
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1ZzDVI7tP8" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; :nana :nana :nana
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Post by liamlayor »

Thank you Geezer for posting the CWU response to the Colleague shares debacle, the probably full ??
transcript of which can be seen on his posting, although there do appear to be areas where some text may have been omitted, as at the end of para. 9.
9. We will insist that the company opens up the books for an independent assessment of its finances and Colleagueshare valuations. We will pursue a need for an independent assessment of the real value of the company and all of its assets in line with normal business practice.
In respect of the above paragraph, I would have thought that, if the company refuses to open up its books for an independent assessment of its finances and Colleagueshare valuations a complaint might be made to the relevant authority (Fraud Squad?) and the services of a forensic accountancy firm employed to elicit the true state of affairs within the company.

Also, the letter from Moya Greene which is alluded to in the document and which
makes interesting reading
would also be of great interest to the rest of us but it appears the we are just the workers who are not to be privy to it.

If the CWU is to have any credibility at all among its members they need to make a stand now and INSIST that the books are independently inspected and, if RM has nothing to hide, they should agree to this.
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Post by dvbuk55 »

Lounge Lizard wrote:
bunkerland wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:..so what tune would you like?
Something upbeat and cheery would be great,you could think of yourself as the Vera Lynn of Royal Mail,bringing joy,hope and happiness to the beleaguered workforce in their time of need! :nervous
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1ZzDVI7tP8" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; :nana :nana :nana
I like it and I don't believe I've heard that version before. The Beatles was "my" version - it was popular when I was a young soldier in 1964 and we were waiting for mail................no email in them days.
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Re: NATIONAL BRIEFING - TUESDAY 29TH MARCH

Post by dvbuk55 »

Darren Bent wrote:Anything from National Briefing
Sorry Darren I don't know anything from the National Briefing - but if you hum it I'll play it :cuppa
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Post by Geezer »

liamlayor :wave

Thats all that was sent to me mate.If anything was taken out it wasn't by me.
I just pass on anything of interest i get hold of, and the only things i ever remove are names and phone numbers ect !

Good Luck
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Post by hulcottflyer66 »

custard wrote:
gb93 wrote:PT or FT, nobody gets paid for D2D.
no thats true,but the removal of D2D payments and introduction of delivery supplement was a straight pay cut for me
I was on a 900 call duty at that time
spin it how you like,its a pay cut for most in delivery and with the lift in the cap on D2Ds an increase in workload with the same swipe
A 900 CALL DUTY?
You didnt sign for that duty surely!!
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Post by BT2010 »

whatamess!! wrote:This came from the meeting,

The shares are gone, don't expect to get them.
Don't get involved in any roll out of any world class mail from now on.
Make sure revisions take time :whistle (after 28th April).
The pension is screwed.
The 3.5% pay rise next is in doubt

blah blah blah blah

Start to prepare for strike action, things are only going to get worse.

Even the London reps seemed down beat and except that compulsary redundancies are coming but as soon as the first one is done we will be on the gate.

The union at national level needed to send out the strongest message every that they are up for the fight and will not take any more s**t, but i'm sorry this didn't shine through.



Maybe after the 28th which is the date they have given the business to have had new talks and make solutions things will chage, But words need to get stronger and action needs to be taken.


cheers WAM, pretty much what i expected on the whole.
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Post by not me »

hulcottflyer66 wrote:
custard wrote:
gb93 wrote:PT or FT, nobody gets paid for D2D.
no thats true,but the removal of D2D payments and introduction of delivery supplement was a straight pay cut for me
I was on a 900 call duty at that time
spin it how you like,its a pay cut for most in delivery and with the lift in the cap on D2Ds an increase in workload with the same swipe
A 900 CALL DUTY?
You didnt sign for that duty surely!!
theres bigger out there
welcome to the future
yes,it was a PITA walk