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The Labour Court has linked the payment of Sustaining Progress to![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The Collection and Delivery Agreement that is outstanding with the CWU! A major bombshell was dropped on us An Post workers last Thursday, July 14TH when what we though was a Labour Court hearing about the fact that us An Post workers have still not received our pay increases under the "Sustaining Progress” pay deal going back to November 1ST 2003; was instead we were informed; that instead that The Labour Court had linked the payment of Sustaining Progress to the Collection and Delivery Agreement that is outstanding with the CWU! In other words, no one gets anything until this issue is resolved! Without boring you'se with too much detail (The “Collection and Delivery Report Recommendations are 62 pages long!); basically it’s an absolutely awful deal for any CWU members working Overtime; of which there are quite a significant minority. This would especially severely affect the postmen really badly; as the postmen; especially in Dublin; are the main beneficiaries of Overtime. The thinking is that it could be a very close vote in the CWU; with a probable massive rejection in Dublin possibly being outweighed by yes vote in rural areas; which are less dependent on Overtime than in Dublin; especially if Steve Fitzpatrick and the CWU National Executive try to force this deal through; of which there is a considerable danger! |
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