Royal Mail Strikes
09 October 2009, 03:45 PM
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Royal Mail Strikes
Hello all - long time no post!
I'm here as a bit of a shill for a new forum I've set up - Rubbish Royal Mail
If you (like me) are fed up with just how rubbish Royal Mail have become over the last few years, maybe you'd like to come over and post?
Otherwise, still saving up for my Scooby - one day!!
All the best,
Damian666
I'm here as a bit of a shill for a new forum I've set up - Rubbish Royal Mail
If you (like me) are fed up with just how rubbish Royal Mail have become over the last few years, maybe you'd like to come over and post?
Otherwise, still saving up for my Scooby - one day!!
All the best,
Damian666
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09 October 2009, 04:08 PM
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Sadly, it's not great for mine... The difficulty I mainly face is that parts/equipment don't arrive in time if I use cheap(ish) delivery.
If my customers were happy to pay an extra £10 on a £10 network card I'd be laughing!
If my customers were happy to pay an extra £10 on a £10 network card I'd be laughing!
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09 October 2009, 06:16 PM
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they are right ****ers !!
i opened a deposit account at the post office 3 weeks ago, with £500 in cash !!!
i've still not recieved my card or pin for it.... !!! phoned them and they said its been confirmed as recieved, and i'll just have to wait.
great !!
i opened a deposit account at the post office 3 weeks ago, with £500 in cash !!!
i've still not recieved my card or pin for it.... !!! phoned them and they said its been confirmed as recieved, and i'll just have to wait.
great !!
09 October 2009, 06:28 PM
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Blame the management/government and the fact that they now want to run the business not as a public service but to maximise profit.
Management dont give a flying f**k what time you get your delivery anymore or even care if a delivery goes uncovered in my office.
Ive been in the job for 10 years and seen it go downhill rapidly.
Management dont give a flying f**k what time you get your delivery anymore or even care if a delivery goes uncovered in my office.
Ive been in the job for 10 years and seen it go downhill rapidly.
09 October 2009, 06:56 PM
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Sack the lazy *******....they should be grateful they've got a job in the first place.
People who work in the private sector accept cuts need to be made and there's a likelihood we won't get pay rises, or if we do it'll be the bare minimum...but hey that's life during an economic downturn.
I agree with OllyK....sack the lot of them and recruit from the every increasing unemployed.
People who work in the private sector accept cuts need to be made and there's a likelihood we won't get pay rises, or if we do it'll be the bare minimum...but hey that's life during an economic downturn.
I agree with OllyK....sack the lot of them and recruit from the every increasing unemployed.
09 October 2009, 07:01 PM
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09 October 2009, 07:38 PM
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Sack the lazy *******....they should be grateful they've got a job in the first place.
People who work in the private sector accept cuts need to be made and there's a likelihood we won't get pay rises, or if we do it'll be the bare minimum...but hey that's life during an economic downturn.
I agree with OllyK....sack the lot of them and recruit from the every increasing unemployed.
People who work in the private sector accept cuts need to be made and there's a likelihood we won't get pay rises, or if we do it'll be the bare minimum...but hey that's life during an economic downturn.
I agree with OllyK....sack the lot of them and recruit from the every increasing unemployed.
.So you think its fine for all management grades to get bonuses in the thousands whilst the workforce get sweet FA then?.
No ones saying we havent got to move with the times and im sure if you asked 99% of the workforce they would agree.
RM are top of the tree for steam rollering crap ideas that the workforce know will not work and then having to back track after they realise they've fooked up, its laughable in a business that has been running for hundreds of years how they can still make the same mistakes!.
Obviously im not going to expect anyone who doesnt do the job to know what is really going on inside the wheels that are RM but there is more going on than people realise.
I dont want to strike, its a last resort, ive got a family to think about but it is the only way RM will actual sit at the table and negotiate.
09 October 2009, 07:46 PM
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what a lot of people don't know, is all the work that RM do for the likes of TNT etc, at a loss, that the government forced them to do when they opened up the mailing industry.
i dont work for R\M either
i dont work for R\M either
09 October 2009, 10:30 PM
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12 October 2009, 12:59 PM
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