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Pete640, its good that one of the worlds top covid scientists just happens to be on this forum.
Alas_Smith, if you are looking for information regarding reform to working practice, redundancies, variance to business delivery etc, then I can tell you that the CEO is using the RM Workplace app to guage employees opinion regarding the proposal of a seven day parcel delivery service whilst keeping the USO viable. This has the backing of the CWU as it will ensure an increase in CWU represented grade employees. So the upside for the customer is a better service in keeping with our competitors but the downside is a larger workforce and fleet.
I hope that this will be useful going forward.
"It's bit difficult"
Where on Earth did that come from ;-(
Alas_. "You will perhaps be relieved that I do not intend to contribute to the RMG board again. Good fortune to all"
I understand why you might feel as you do. It's no surprise to find that I totally disagree with the other poster. I have found your input interesting and informed.
Maybe you will reconsider in due course. Best wishes.
It's bit difficult
I am disappointed to lose you Mr Alas - I keep saying less tittle tattle, less he said she said - the result is we lose people who can add some value
Angersharks - Stop the panic, that’s what you and Boris and the scientists are doing! Let’s see if Omicron is that bad, or we just continue living and get rid of facenappiesand start living. This is no worse than flu, if globally we vaccinate 85% of the population and get better herd immunity. PCRtests and border controls with nappy face masks will not stop this virus. Plus 80% of those dying have not had the jab, or have died of something else!!
It is pretty ripe for you to be critical ".... I won’t confuse you redceo I know you struggle to understand the concept of a business being a fluid entity that can change over time..." since by your own admission you are "...someone with no background in markets or in finance...."
For the most part you have confined your commentary to RMG - as have I. And although I could, I suppose, trawl through all your published content to learn why you have such interest in RMG, I have made a small investment for elder son based on MY reading of the recent half year report. At the moment that investment is up 1.61% after dealing costs and has struggled to remain above the 200day MA. Much of the recent posts seem to be from employees obsessed with Christmas deliveries. And while that may provide a few extra shekels in the pocket for those at the sharp end, in isolation it is a headache for the managers and provides no meaningful information on which to draw for investment decision.
Had the talk been of say reform to working practice, redundancies, variance to business delivery etc, the reorganisation that gave us pricing in proportion then that would be useful, but worrying about whether any post was delivered on Christmas Day is quite irrelevent.
My timing of entry has never been perfect . But, in financial parlance, my word is my bond. You will perhaps be relieved that I do not intend to contribute to the RMG board again.
Good fortune to all.
Hudson. Often the case here that the replies depend on the personal agendas.
The consensus here 12 months ago was that the rise was totally due to Covid. Now it's being blamed by some for the drop.
The day has been very good for me maybe so not all bad at all.
Heres hopping
a variant should push us higher ( remember we rose at start of pandemic ) , 34 years as a postie and i have never seen such large volume add xmas , we should be pushing £8
Hudson. More incoming for you it seems and
Of course you have every right to post your views here. You may get less flack by giving your thoughts on how you have reached whatever conclusions you have.
Although it seems you are being targeted and maybe the unpleasant attitude will continue. I'm sure you remember "sticks and stones"
ATB.
Now we are back to days of red , until the next revenue announcement
Sucks