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Royal Mail says strikes have cost it £ 200m

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enskied
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Re: Royal Mail says strikes have cost it £ 200m

Post by enskied »

We're under resourced by at least 40% on what we were10 years ago.
Impossible to do the workload now.

Management can fiddle the figures, blame whomever they like, but at the end of the day. You have screwed up

Never get our support or goodwill back.
curleigh
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Re: Royal Mail says strikes have cost it £ 200m

Post by curleigh »

simon goodman wrote:
26 Jan 2023, 15:58
I thought a decent pay rise would cost the company £140 million. If they had an agreement we would have all been quids-in. Ffs
Absolutely this !!!!!!!
*horcrux*
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Re: Royal Mail says strikes have cost it £ 200m

Post by *horcrux* »

Royal mail say we have lost £295 million up to the end of Dec.
The strikes have cost £200 million.
So without the strikes we would only have lost £95 million which by my reckoning leaves £95 million lost over the last 270 days.
This comes to about £350,000 quid a day. Quite a bit less than 1 million.
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Re: Royal Mail says strikes have cost it £ 200m

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Numberone63 wrote:
26 Jan 2023, 15:22
Royal Mail strikes have saved £150,000,000 ish in wages
Not at every office. A lot lof that money was squandered on paying casuals extra shifts to cover for us not being in.
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Re: Royal Mail says strikes have cost it £ 200m

Post by Barnacle »

highbury67 wrote:
02 Feb 2023, 07:55
Numberone63 wrote:
26 Jan 2023, 15:22
Royal Mail strikes have saved £150,000,000 ish in wages
Not at every office. A lot lof that money was squandered on paying casuals extra shifts to cover for us not being in.
Riddle me this: we are currently not on strike but have been informed that for Sunday parcels they will be using agency staff rather than us.

To be clear, they had RM volunteers ready and waiting but have chosen agency staff.

They are still pouring money down the drain.
’You can't just ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the time you get it built, they'll want something new.’