@CWUnews Here we are in January when you promised us all the outstanding issues would be agreed and balloted on by December 2nd . You added the section 5 issues into our pay ballot to get a yes vote. And when are you going to negotiate next year's pay rise when inflation is more than 2%?
@CWUnews Next week has been and gone and we still haven't had an update. Just a reminder your final deadline that YOU promised the section 5 deal would be all signed off is tomorrow, December 2nd.
@CWUnews You're the ones who told us you had a legally binding groundbreaking agreement. You're the ones who told us to accept a pitiful pay rise of 65p a week over 3 years by bundling the section 5 issues into the same ballot. And now you're telling us to do the negotiation for you
@CWUnews So when you said 'The protracted nature of these negotiations has also impacted on other areas of the agreement including agreeing the first step in equalising new entrants' terms and conditions.' on Oct 2nd you were lying?
@CWUnews The correct sequencing of the section 5 agreement would have seen an agreement on sick pay and the first step of pay equalisation implemented on September 2nd.
@brothheed@CWUnews New deal isn't 10% of profits. It's 10% of money taken as dividends by the owners.
20% of Β£12m among 100,000 employees is Β£24 each (before tax.)
@CWUnews Today, September 2nd, is 3 months since the new owners took over. As 3 months was the first deadline for agreeing workplace improvements, when will we get an announcement?
@MarcAnthonyC1@CWUnews Equalisation is only necessary after the previous pay deal which the union unanimously recommended, which introduced a two-tier workforce. You're just fixing a problem you initially agreed to.