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Isle. A little insight into my life would show that money is not a main driver. It maintains a good lifestyle but if I never earned another penny my pockets would still be full on the day I departed.
The idea of gloating over others losing jobs as a result of their bad decisions is appaling.
My frustration at such as you not learning from their mistakes is a temporary thought that is soon dismissed with my morning coffee and my usual cheerful disposition.

Isle, Don't concern yourself regarding my shareholdings or otherwise. I of course saw this coming long ago. If you wish to waste your time peruse my warnings when the SP was double what it is now. I shall as before buy plenty when IA helps to drive the SP lower.
You mistake my frustration for aggresion. You are the masters of your own destiny but why will you not learn from your mistakes.
A strike threat alone plays right into the hands of those that already have more money than is decent.

How appropriate the CWU have orchestrated "a happy ending"
What a bunch of ***kers "Turkeys voting for Christmas"

The younger generation are fine, it's the old and senile that are the problem ;-)
Can't see a subscription service being workable. The client isn't ordering anything. I recall reading that a great deal is being lost by RMG as it is due to underpayments or whatever. Easier to pay extra postage I feel.
But.... somethings got to give, streamline the system and stop blaming the shareholders.

Oli. That's assuming everyone requires instant gratification. Maybe it's not the case, presents for example and countless other instances come to mind.
I'm sure it would be a short period of adjustment to establish a revised ordering pattern. Maybe even a premium rate for earlier delivery?
It just needs joined up thinking and cooperation.

Derek. Of course it's seldom a "one size fits all" I imagine a household where the occupiers are out working all day.
If they don't have a safe place or reliable neighbour it must be a real problem to receive parcels.

My personal belief is that many would prefer a later delivery time as they are more likely to be home.

"management are going to discuss with the CWU"
It's good to talk, confrontation seldom has a positive outcome.

Some common sense used then, commonsense.

Oli. Sounds like he has things worked out. Good luck to him.

Oli, He's obviously doing a decent day's work. Sadly losing out on the holidays and sick pay. I'm at a loss to understand the comparison made with RMG. Obviously their situation is more lucrative than the guy you mention.

Tygra, Thanks for the detail and all summed up in this one statement "You posties will look over the same fence and see a prison you'd rather stay out of"

He's actually working a six day week @ an average £150 per day. Out of that he has to pay possible vehicle lease charges, tax, insurance, fuel and servicing,
Doesn't sound very good to me. A posties better off.

Oli. Thanks for the detailed response.
The income comparison is not like for like though is it. Your comparing an owner driver with an employee.
On the one hand no financial investment. The other considerable financial risk.
How does the figure of 243 items compare to an average RMG posties daily load?
Sounds a lot to me. If he has taken a considerable financial risk and performs well he is entitled to a decent income.
A tax bill of £580 indicates a considerable expense incurred and the RMG worker is better off.

I doubt any sane individual would answer yes to that question. I am still in but if change doesn't come about I shall cut ties which I have held since flotation.

"This should be good, do elaborate….."
Why would I accommodate you?
It's sufficient that I see your constant blunders. If I pointed them all out you would realise what a fool you make of yourself. Best you are kept in the dark. Bye.

I will happily not enter your kitchen.
You are totally unaware of how little you know. A recent lengthy interaction with another poster was quite telling. The poster in question never bothered to advise you that he has extensive managerial experience of RMG over a number of years.

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AngerSharkz has to revert to type.

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Let's hope for a better day.