Postal Strike
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you want input...
posties wont like mine...
you have had it too easy for many years compared to the private sector, now the market has been opened up and RM are having to compete your costs are far too high...
What most posties dont seem to realise is that if you do not change you will not have jobs, the tax payer should not bail out RM anymore due to over spending etc...
By striking you are handing more work to the private companies as big businesses need to send/receive post everyday. So in theory by striking posties are signing their own redunduncy notice.
posties wont like mine...
you have had it too easy for many years compared to the private sector, now the market has been opened up and RM are having to compete your costs are far too high...
What most posties dont seem to realise is that if you do not change you will not have jobs, the tax payer should not bail out RM anymore due to over spending etc...
By striking you are handing more work to the private companies as big businesses need to send/receive post everyday. So in theory by striking posties are signing their own redunduncy notice.
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there is a simple solution, royal mail should return to the approach they agreed in 2006 they CAN afford to pay for chage. government money has been secured & colleague share can be repackaged in to basic pay & more money will be generated by the introduction of automation.
but their offer remains at 2.5 % which is a joke & this is conditional on postmen & women accepting all their previous strings most of which WILL IMMEDIATELY REDUCE PAY a strike is the only way royal mail is going to listen.
but their offer remains at 2.5 % which is a joke & this is conditional on postmen & women accepting all their previous strings most of which WILL IMMEDIATELY REDUCE PAY a strike is the only way royal mail is going to listen.
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Bunch of lazy bastards.
Your choice you get a fucking job that you have to get up uber early for. And then you have the audacity to cry for a payrise, when you guys don't even do your jobs properly.
You should have listened harder in school shouldn't you, dumb arse fuckwits
Now, deliver my fucking post on time, or I get the bat out
Your choice you get a fucking job that you have to get up uber early for. And then you have the audacity to cry for a payrise, when you guys don't even do your jobs properly.
You should have listened harder in school shouldn't you, dumb arse fuckwits
Now, deliver my fucking post on time, or I get the bat out
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Originally Posted by turbo
there is a simple solution, royal mail should return to the approach they agreed in 2006 they CAN afford to pay for chage. government money has been secured & colleague share can be repackaged in to basic pay & more money will be generated by the introduction of automation.
but their offer remains at 2.5 % which is a joke & this is conditional on postmen & women accepting all their previous strings most of which WILL IMMEDIATELY REDUCE PAY a strike is the only way royal mail is going to listen.
but their offer remains at 2.5 % which is a joke & this is conditional on postmen & women accepting all their previous strings most of which WILL IMMEDIATELY REDUCE PAY a strike is the only way royal mail is going to listen.
you wait till you are working in a private sector.
try crying to the unions then when you "only" get offered 2.5%
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Originally Posted by scottbrown
Originally Posted by turbo
there is a simple solution, royal mail should return to the approach they agreed in 2006 they CAN afford to pay for chage. government money has been secured & colleague share can be repackaged in to basic pay & more money will be generated by the introduction of automation.
but their offer remains at 2.5 % which is a joke & this is conditional on postmen & women accepting all their previous strings most of which WILL IMMEDIATELY REDUCE PAY a strike is the only way royal mail is going to listen.
but their offer remains at 2.5 % which is a joke & this is conditional on postmen & women accepting all their previous strings most of which WILL IMMEDIATELY REDUCE PAY a strike is the only way royal mail is going to listen.
you wait till you are working in a private sector.
try crying to the unions then when you "only" get offered 2.5%
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nah you ok mate im a bit sad when it comes to shit like this like to keep my ear close to the ground, we send royal mail a lot of mail through my work so need to know what they are up to as it WILL cost us if we cant get to our customers
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Originally Posted by Phil79
Bunch of lazy bastards.
Your choice you get a fucking job that you have to get up uber early for. And then you have the audacity to cry for a payrise, when you guys don't even do your jobs properly.
You should have listened harder in school shouldn't you, dumb arse fuckwits
Now, deliver my fucking post on time, or I get the bat out
Your choice you get a fucking job that you have to get up uber early for. And then you have the audacity to cry for a payrise, when you guys don't even do your jobs properly.
You should have listened harder in school shouldn't you, dumb arse fuckwits
Now, deliver my fucking post on time, or I get the bat out
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Im of the opinion the unions are going to do the posties as many favours as they did the minors.
posties are now overpaid compared to private sector jobs, if they try and force RM to pay them more and more over the odds eventually they will just all end up redundant.
posties are now overpaid compared to private sector jobs, if they try and force RM to pay them more and more over the odds eventually they will just all end up redundant.
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but oh so true.
most posties took the jobs knowing that the basic wage was shit. but ot topped it up...
if the basic is not enough get another job.
posties are like the firemen....
trying working in the real world not back in the 70s.
most posties took the jobs knowing that the basic wage was shit. but ot topped it up...
if the basic is not enough get another job.
posties are like the firemen....
trying working in the real world not back in the 70s.
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im just goin off what was said above mate...
cos if thats someones view then they need to go and bang there head against a brick wall till they pass out. cos thats the biggest load of bollox thats ever come out of anyones keyboard on here
posties are like the firemen....
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Originally Posted by jumpin jack crash
im just goin off what was said above mate...
cos if thats someones view then they need to go and bang there head against a brick wall till they pass out. cos thats the biggest load of bollox thats ever come out of anyones keyboard on here
posties are like the firemen....
but they lost the support of a lot of members of the public when they when on strike the same as the posties are doing..
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Originally Posted by jumpin jack crash
im just goin off what was said above mate...
cos if thats someones view then they need to go and bang there head against a brick wall till they pass out. cos thats the biggest load of bollox thats ever come out of anyones keyboard on here
posties are like the firemen....
Ie, both are living in the past with their expectations, every sector of private industry pretty much has pulled its belt in on pay in the last few years, and yet they just expect to be carrying on getting payrises and OT regardless.
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Originally Posted by scottbrown
Originally Posted by turbo
there is a simple solution, royal mail should return to the approach they agreed in 2006 they CAN afford to pay for chage. government money has been secured & colleague share can be repackaged in to basic pay & more money will be generated by the introduction of automation.
but their offer remains at 2.5 % which is a joke & this is conditional on postmen & women accepting all their previous strings most of which WILL IMMEDIATELY REDUCE PAY a strike is the only way royal mail is going to listen.
but their offer remains at 2.5 % which is a joke & this is conditional on postmen & women accepting all their previous strings most of which WILL IMMEDIATELY REDUCE PAY a strike is the only way royal mail is going to listen.
you wait till you are working in a private sector.
try crying to the unions then when you "only" get offered 2.5%
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Originally Posted by GARETH T
Originally Posted by scottbrown
Originally Posted by turbo
there is a simple solution, royal mail should return to the approach they agreed in 2006 they CAN afford to pay for chage. government money has been secured & colleague share can be repackaged in to basic pay & more money will be generated by the introduction of automation.
but their offer remains at 2.5 % which is a joke & this is conditional on postmen & women accepting all their previous strings most of which WILL IMMEDIATELY REDUCE PAY a strike is the only way royal mail is going to listen.
but their offer remains at 2.5 % which is a joke & this is conditional on postmen & women accepting all their previous strings most of which WILL IMMEDIATELY REDUCE PAY a strike is the only way royal mail is going to listen.
you wait till you are working in a private sector.
try crying to the unions then when you "only" get offered 2.5%
one of my mates works as sommit to do with it in the local council, he is on less tha he would be if he was in the private sector, but where in the private sector would let him do 37 hour weeks on flexi time, and get a final salary pension???
not many
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so would i chip.... imo firemen, nurses, paramedics etc... should be gettin paid a lot more than what they do anyway. but to compare them to a fuckin postman is takin the piss.
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Originally Posted by jumpin jack crash
so would i chip.... imo firemen, nurses, paramedics etc... should be gettin paid a lot more than what they do anyway. but to compare them to a fuckin postman is takin the piss.
all government, none civil service jobs
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Originally Posted by scottbrown
Originally Posted by GARETH T
Originally Posted by scottbrown
Originally Posted by turbo
there is a simple solution, royal mail should return to the approach they agreed in 2006 they CAN afford to pay for chage. government money has been secured & colleague share can be repackaged in to basic pay & more money will be generated by the introduction of automation.
but their offer remains at 2.5 % which is a joke & this is conditional on postmen & women accepting all their previous strings most of which WILL IMMEDIATELY REDUCE PAY a strike is the only way royal mail is going to listen.
but their offer remains at 2.5 % which is a joke & this is conditional on postmen & women accepting all their previous strings most of which WILL IMMEDIATELY REDUCE PAY a strike is the only way royal mail is going to listen.
you wait till you are working in a private sector.
try crying to the unions then when you "only" get offered 2.5%
one of my mates works as sommit to do with it in the local council, he is on less tha he would be if he was in the private sector, but where in the private sector would let him do 37 hour weeks on flexi time, and get a final salary pension???
not many
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Originally Posted by scottbrown
you have had it too easy for many years compared to the private sector, now the market has been opened up and RM are having to compete your costs are far too high...
What most posties dont seem to realise is that if you do not change you will not have jobs, the tax payer should not bail out RM anymore due to over spending etc...
By striking you are handing more work to the private companies as big businesses need to send/receive post everyday. So in theory by striking posties are signing their own redunduncy notice.
What most posties dont seem to realise is that if you do not change you will not have jobs, the tax payer should not bail out RM anymore due to over spending etc...
By striking you are handing more work to the private companies as big businesses need to send/receive post everyday. So in theory by striking posties are signing their own redunduncy notice.
People have to be competitive now. You the consumer want everything as cheap as possible, so staff have to work for their money, or another company will move in...
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Originally Posted by jumpin jack crash
so would i chip.... imo firemen, nurses, paramedics etc... should be gettin paid a lot more than what they do anyway. but to compare them to a fuckin postman is takin the piss.
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Originally Posted by GARETH T
Originally Posted by scottbrown
Originally Posted by GARETH T
Originally Posted by scottbrown
Originally Posted by turbo
there is a simple solution, royal mail should return to the approach they agreed in 2006 they CAN afford to pay for chage. government money has been secured & colleague share can be repackaged in to basic pay & more money will be generated by the introduction of automation.
but their offer remains at 2.5 % which is a joke & this is conditional on postmen & women accepting all their previous strings most of which WILL IMMEDIATELY REDUCE PAY a strike is the only way royal mail is going to listen.
but their offer remains at 2.5 % which is a joke & this is conditional on postmen & women accepting all their previous strings most of which WILL IMMEDIATELY REDUCE PAY a strike is the only way royal mail is going to listen.
you wait till you are working in a private sector.
try crying to the unions then when you "only" get offered 2.5%
one of my mates works as sommit to do with it in the local council, he is on less tha he would be if he was in the private sector, but where in the private sector would let him do 37 hour weeks on flexi time, and get a final salary pension???
not many
if you are in private sector then I take back what I said, and maybe you should try and leave
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What a bunch of twats you all are
You ought to fukkin try my easy fukkin Job, the amount of so called clever people that come thru the door thinking that it's going to be an "EASY" job, only to leave a few weeks later
So i'm over paid am I? How much do you earn? any of you? eh? I bet 90% of you earn more than I do, I have a mortgage and a family to support.
Just for the record, my payslip came today £256 for a 40 hour week... I was waiding thru water upto my knees on tuesday? how many of you CUNTS would do that?
You ought to fukkin try my easy fukkin Job, the amount of so called clever people that come thru the door thinking that it's going to be an "EASY" job, only to leave a few weeks later
So i'm over paid am I? How much do you earn? any of you? eh? I bet 90% of you earn more than I do, I have a mortgage and a family to support.
Just for the record, my payslip came today £256 for a 40 hour week... I was waiding thru water upto my knees on tuesday? how many of you CUNTS would do that?
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nobody says you are over paid. What I said was if you were working in the private sector you would be prob paid the same but expected to do more work.
£256 net whats that 16k pa gross? Hardly a bad wage for a job that needs no qualifacations
£256 net whats that 16k pa gross? Hardly a bad wage for a job that needs no qualifacations
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Originally Posted by scottbrown
nobody says you are over paid. What I said was if you were working in the private sector you would be prob paid the same but expected to do more work.
£256 net whats that 16k pa gross? Hardly a bad wage for a job that needs no qualifacations
£256 net whats that 16k pa gross? Hardly a bad wage for a job that needs no qualifacations
And ontop of all this we have upper management awarding themselves massive wage rises ie: Leighton awarded himself a reported £50K rise, and then immediately stated there was no money to increase our offer!!
Really? I wonder why?
Please dont tar all posties as lazy thick bastards, and please dont believe the propagada that this dispute is soley down to wages!!
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What a bunch of twats you all are
You ought to fukkin try my easy fukkin Job, the amount of so called clever people that come thru the door thinking that it's going to be an "EASY" job, only to leave a few weeks later
So i'm over paid am I? How much do you earn? any of you? eh? I bet 90% of you earn more than I do, I have a mortgage and a family to support.
Just for the record, my payslip came today £256 for a 40 hour week... I was waiding thru water upto my knees on tuesday? how many of you CUNTS would do that?
You ought to fukkin try my easy fukkin Job, the amount of so called clever people that come thru the door thinking that it's going to be an "EASY" job, only to leave a few weeks later
So i'm over paid am I? How much do you earn? any of you? eh? I bet 90% of you earn more than I do, I have a mortgage and a family to support.
Just for the record, my payslip came today £256 for a 40 hour week... I was waiding thru water upto my knees on tuesday? how many of you CUNTS would do that?
and yeah i do make more money than you because i changed my job (with a family to support aswell) to a one that paid more, quite easy really.
and if your wading thru water up yo your knees i would say your more the CUNT for doing it in the first place
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This is a letter sent to posties by the union outlining why Royal Mail is losing so many contracts and therefore money and why we need to fight.
It's got fuck all to do with being greedy.
Nice as ever to read the intelligent responses.
It's got fuck all to do with being greedy.
Nice as ever to read the intelligent responses.
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so firemen dont deserve pay rises???
I fail to see how this compares to a Royal Mail worker who sorts out letters
You've obviously never had a paper cut then.
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Originally Posted by GTechR
Originally Posted by scottbrown
nobody says you are over paid. What I said was if you were working in the private sector you would be prob paid the same but expected to do more work.
£256 net whats that 16k pa gross? Hardly a bad wage for a job that needs no qualifacations
£256 net whats that 16k pa gross? Hardly a bad wage for a job that needs no qualifacations
And ontop of all this we have upper management awarding themselves massive wage rises ie: Leighton awarded himself a reported £50K rise, and then immediately stated there was no money to increase our offer!!
Really? I wonder why?
Please dont tar all posties as lazy thick bastards, and please dont believe the propagada that this dispute is soley down to wages!!
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Originally Posted by andyt
and if your wading thru water up yo your knees i would say your more the CUNT for doing it in the first place
I was wading thru water, because i'm NOT a lazy bastard I work fukkin hard, what ever the weather is, Rain, Snow and sometimes although not very often at the mo sunshine (which I may add many people don't if it's classed as too hot)...
If we don't go that extra little, we get accused of not doing our job properly, how can we win?
You people are the first to moan if your mail is not delivered.
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i deliver parcel`s mate i know what its like and i dont moan if my mail aint on time.
And im not saying your a lazy basterd i just have a few mates who are postie`s and listen to them saying they have had it easy and they are now moaning because RM is finally trying to push things into the future and they dont like the change, no one likes a change in there job
Get into parcel`s mate being a postman your 80% there
And im not saying your a lazy basterd i just have a few mates who are postie`s and listen to them saying they have had it easy and they are now moaning because RM is finally trying to push things into the future and they dont like the change, no one likes a change in there job
Get into parcel`s mate being a postman your 80% there