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LTB 652/17 - CWU FOUR PILLARS OF SECURITY CAMPAIGN BULLETIN NO. 27

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LTB 652/17 - CWU FOUR PILLARS OF SECURITY CAMPAIGN BULLETIN NO. 27
No. 652/17

1st December 2017

Dear Colleague,

CWU FOUR PILLARS OF SECURITY CAMPAIGN BULLETIN NO. 27

Further to LTB 644/17, attached is Bulletin No. 27 concerning the Four Pillars of Security campaign.

The attached Bulletin has also been shared with Divisional, Regional and Area Representatives, as will all future Bulletins.

As previously advised, it is imperative that every Branch ensures that each Bulletin is forwarded to Unit/Local/Shift Representatives via email and if necessary by physical means without delay.

The co-operation and assistance of all Branches in this regard is greatly appreciated.

Any enquiries in relation to the content of this LTB should be addressed to the DGS(P) Department.

Yours sincerely

Terry Pullinger

Deputy General Secretary (Postal)

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spill the beans
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Post by fishtank »

hans solo wrote:spill the beans
It does.
Progress made.
Talks extended.
I don't think anyone is surprised.
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another ''deal of the century'' in the making no doubt. :roll:
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Post by arsenalbob »

The word on the street is the pension scheme will stay open for a further 2 years and the lump sum is now £500 with a 2 per cent pay rise. Not sure if that is backdated to last April or if it starts next April
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arsenalbob wrote:The word on the street is the pension scheme will stay open for a further 2 years and the lump sum is now £500 with a 2 per cent pay rise. Not sure if that is backdated to last April or if it starts next April
The word on the street isn't too far from the position but there are other sticking points that may still prove difficult to overcome, not impossible but difficult.
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Post by cloherty1976 »

fishtank wrote:
arsenalbob wrote:The word on the street is the pension scheme will stay open for a further 2 years and the lump sum is now £500 with a 2 per cent pay rise. Not sure if that is backdated to last April or if it starts next April
The word on the street isn't too far from the position but there are other sticking points that may still prove difficult to overcome, not impossible but difficult.
Hopefully it's a 3 year deal as pay talks 2018 should have started.
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The devil will be in the detail as per usual. The union seem to be implying there won't be a strike ballot before Christmas. It will be nice if the mediators report actually gives us a clue or better as to what has been discussed and what the CWU/RM positions are. I just hope the union doesn't accept moving the start times forward from say 0612 to 0812 for delivery staff and the operation as a whole to cut costs. Otherwise it may affect OPGs after work responsibilities and we could be working in the dark part of the year. :sad:
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Celgar wrote:The devil will be in the detail as per usual. The union seem to be implying there won't be a strike ballot before Christmas. It will be nice if the mediators report actually gives us a clue or better as to what has been discussed and what the CWU/RM positions are. I just hope the union doesn't accept moving the start times forward from say 0612 to 0812 for delivery staff and the operation as a whole to cut costs. Otherwise it may affect OPGs after work responsibilities and we could be working in the dark part of the year. :sad:
There was never going to be a strike before christmas
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Post by monkey76 »

fishtank wrote:
arsenalbob wrote:The word on the street is the pension scheme will stay open for a further 2 years and the lump sum is now £500 with a 2 per cent pay rise. Not sure if that is backdated to last April or if it starts next April
The word on the street isn't too far from the position but there are other sticking points that may still prove difficult to overcome, not impossible but difficult.
Is £500 before tax close enough to 1 years pay? Will it be consolidated from April? Are the difficulties you speak of in regard to the pipeline and later delivery times?
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Post by Whysoslowyehcfc »

Rumours that the pipeline may only move 30 mins
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Post by NWpostie »

aiden01 wrote:
Celgar wrote:The devil will be in the detail as per usual. The union seem to be implying there won't be a strike ballot before Christmas. It will be nice if the mediators report actually gives us a clue or better as to what has been discussed and what the CWU/RM positions are. I just hope the union doesn't accept moving the start times forward from say 0612 to 0812 for delivery staff and the operation as a whole to cut costs. Otherwise it may affect OPGs after work responsibilities and we could be working in the dark part of the year. :sad:
There was never going to be a strike before christmas
The strike mandate certainly helps to strengthen our position, a strike at anytime of the year is bad enough for RM never mind before Christmas, if anything January is busier with the sales, with the internet and society changing traditional Christmas is not what it used to be.
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Post by stevenshm »

Is it still the 12th Dec when we can expect to hear anything official?
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Post by swoosta »

Looks like no deal