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popeular
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colleague shares

Post by popeular »

can i ask why the pension deficit is being included in the figures that mean we will not be getting anything for collegue shares when government have said they will move us to new pension to sweeten up potential buyers plus with all the evr s that have been given of course there is a black hole in pension there are less and less people paying in but more taking out.why do we claim to be investing in the future when in ouir office we have been given 16 year old machines that are knackered investing in future means new machines yes it would cost but would save money in long term.also cant understand how it is cheaper to give out evr to someone on single rate then be short of man hours so pay overtime to cover them?
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Big Daz
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Post by Big Daz »

Wages are not the only staff cost to the employer, RML could be looking to reduce some of those costs by shifting work into O/T if O/T works out cheaper than normal wages and associated staff costs. :hmmmm
belle smith
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Post by belle smith »

Big Daz wrote:Wages are not the only staff cost to the employer, RML could be looking to reduce some of those costs by shifting work into O/T if O/T works out cheaper than normal wages and associated staff costs. :hmmmm
O/T is cheaper Daz, certainly with our overtime rate it is.
NO pension costs, NO holiday costs, NO sick costs, NO supplement costs, NO training costs, NO uniform costs
and it's 100% efficient you work every minute you are paid and are not paid 1 minute more.
ie. your not contracted to do it if your contracted to work 8 hours and it's a light tuesday, you might work all the hours you are paid but not neccaseraly flat out.
donkey1
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Post by donkey1 »

:dance i got my shares payout on febuary 22nd 1400 so i hope you all get yours :Applause
maisymoo04
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Post by maisymoo04 »

donkey1 wrote::dance i got my shares payout on febuary 22nd 1400 so i hope you all get yours :Applause
how have you left :hmmmm
"Some day I will have the bottle to take the money"
arnold cheshire
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Post by arnold cheshire »

donkey1 wrote::dance i got my shares payout on febuary 22nd 1400 so i hope you all get yours :Applause
funny ah ah :nana
spoodoo
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Post by spoodoo »

my friends got theres too ,paid off and a lovely £1400 share money, ,,,
amandadavis
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Post by amandadavis »

spoodoo wrote:my friends got theres too ,paid off and a lovely £1400 share money, ,,,

when did they leave ? before or after Nov 2010 ?
spoodoo
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Post by spoodoo »

just before
amandadavis
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Post by amandadavis »

spoodoo wrote:just before

i left Nov 2010 and was told people who left after sept 2010 got new valuation HR talk s**t was it after sept ????
Dingers
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Post by Dingers »

I received my Colleague Shares today........£209, perhaps its coming in installments lol
Value of Shares £0.56 :-(
stokes11eg
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Post by stokes11eg »

:Very Happy And just to think, if everybody had voted no to the deal of the century, we would all have had our original share out long ago--but without the added 'bonus' of a revision'
Happy Easter to all!
amandadavis
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Post by amandadavis »

Dingers wrote:I received my Colleague Shares today........£209, perhaps its coming in installments lol
Value of Shares £0.56 :-(

HR have confirmed it is 56p a share
arnold cheshire
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Post by arnold cheshire »

this topics gone boring :nana
arnold cheshire
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Post by arnold cheshire »

Dingers wrote:I received my Colleague Shares today........£209, perhaps its coming in installments lol
Value of Shares £0.56 :-(
thats probably your wages