I wish we had some of those men with a bit of bottle in our office because in our office there is more unfairness in relation to the man who is losing his midnight duty because the Company is reducing the number on the nights.
Congratulations on succesful outcome to Duties isue
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The 1979 postal strike a wife’s experience, response
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The letter from the lady about the postal strike and the unions treatment of the anniversary tells me in no uncertain terms that it may be 30 years on since that dispute but the service we receive from our full time union officials has not changed and is still abysmal in some areas.
C and D Duties competition reverts to the usual rules?
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The rumour machine is sending out smoke signals that the postal operative who was challenging the "NEW" procedure for duties competition has been succesful in challenging these new rule that were being imposed on workers.
Quality matters: Deferred mail
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I wonder are there many in management in An post who have ever done a delivery. I remember when the company became a semi state commercial company the chairperson Senator Fergal Quinn took time to do a delivery.
Quality matters: Defered mail scheme reply
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The new service being provided by An Post is a case of closing the stable door after the horse has bolted.
Quality Matters: Postal delivery staff lead the bosses.
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A number of months ago on this site we had letters from delivery staff saying how stupid the approach was in regard to holding mail and there was a specific instance given of a Credit union. Now we have the big Announcement from the quality matters people, DAY DEFER SERVICE!
Medical refund arrears, go legal Stevie!
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Since becoming a semi-state Company in 1984, the An Post Medical and Drug Refund Schemes have mirrored increases by the Departments of Finance and Health. All staff recruited in the grades comprehended by the Schemes have availed of the Schemes as a condition of employment.
The Union is seeking to have increases applied to the Drug Refund Scheme and retrospection due from 1st August 2002. Currently staff are being paid at 2005 rates i.e. €85 per month.
Where the snow covered Mountains of Mourne sweep dowm to the sea
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Howth harbour in the foreground with the Island, Irelands Eye and the Mourne Mountains on the horizon
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Rates of Pay for Dept Secretaries, which the CWU gen sec salary may be linked to
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I enclose Pay rates for Dept secretaries and other senior Civil Service. which according to a previous letter to this site the CWU General Secretaries salary may be linked to.
C+D and Duties competition, too much confusion
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No wonder the bhoy and the other postal operative are confused because it seems that those on all sides who gave us C/D also are in the dark as to what was agreed