[thunderbigbaws]

is it just me or is it not about time the shu came out with there own statement not a copy of the rpra statement to let us know whats happening i.e. can we train next week or are we getting old bird or young bird racing. or will they just copy the rpra statement AGAIN

[geordie1234]

thunderbigbaws, on 22 May 2020 - 14:14 PM, said:

is it just me or is it not about time the shu came out with there own statement not a copy of the rpra statement to let us know whats happening i.e. can we train next week or are we getting old bird or young bird racing. or will they just copy the rpra statement AGAIN

This post has been edited by geordie1234: 22 May 2020 - 15:12 PM

[stevie]

They should be back working

[ALF]

stevie, on 22 May 2020 - 16:56 PM, said:

They should be back working

I cant believe they urnae at least working from home same as the RPRA shocking decision to furlough them and leave the Scottish fancy in limbo in my opinion...

[Novice]

ALF, on 22 May 2020 - 17:33 PM, said:

I cant believe they urnae at least working from home same as the RPRA shocking decision to furlough them and leave the Scottish fancy in limbo in my opinion...

I agree but I assume the decision was financially motivated.

[dal2]

Novice, on 22 May 2020 - 17:34 PM, said:

I agree but I assume the decision was financially motivated.

Would the dues not be in already Robert?

[ALF]

Novice, on 22 May 2020 - 18:34 PM, said:

I agree but I assume the decision was financially motivated.

yes

dal2, on 22 May 2020 - 18:40 PM, said:

Would the dues not be in already Robert?

and yes

[Novice]

dal2, on 22 May 2020 - 17:40 PM, said:

Would the dues not be in already Robert?

Yes they would be but my understanding is that if an employee is furloughed then they are not allowed to work so their employers no longer pay their wages for the duration. The health of the employees is the primary concern but the fact they are not working from home suggests thatWestminster are paying their wages. There must be a horrendous backlog of work awaiting their return.

[ALF]

Novice, on 22 May 2020 - 20:06 PM, said:

Yes they would be but my understanding is that if an employee is furloughed then they are not allowed to work so their employers no longer pay their wages for the duration. The health of the employees is the primary concern but the fact they are not working from home suggests thatWestminster are paying their wages. There must be a horrendous backlog of work awaiting their return.

It would have been easy to keep 1 of them working and the office closed to the common fancier thus protecting the SHU Secretarys health whilst still allowing her to carry out her duties

[dal2]

ALF, on 22 May 2020 - 19:27 PM, said:

It would have been easy to keep 1 of them working and the office closed to the common fancier thus protecting the SHU Secretarys health whilst still allowing her to carry out her duties

100% was amazed to hear anything else

[bibendium]

So if the girls are furloughed and not aloud to work will there wages for the period be just put into SHU funds??

[dal2]

bibendium, on 22 May 2020 - 19:34 PM, said:

So if the girls are furloughed and not aloud to work will there wages for the period be just put into SHU funds??

Ye 80%. Noy allowed to work. 1st of June

[THE FIFER]

dose the government not pay 80% of their wages, as from Thursday we can use our car for up to 5ml, for leisure

[dal2]

THE FIFER, on 22 May 2020 - 19:47 PM, said:

dose the government not pay 80% of their wages, as from Thursday we can use our car for up to 5ml, for leisure

You couldn't play golf in Ecclefechan wae a mile radius

[marky2611]

thunderbigbaws, on 22 May 2020 - 14:14 PM, said:

is it just me or is it not about time the shu came out with there own statement not a copy of the rpra statement to let us know whats happening i.e. can we train next week or are we getting old bird or young bird racing. or will they just copy the rpra statement AGAIN

its no just you brian we haven't had an update or anything from the shu very poor response from them we don't know when we're aloud to train must admit the rpra have done a great job keeping their members updated with whats happening its about time mr turnbull got his team together and got things moving letting us know what is going to happen

[ALF]

marky2611, on 22 May 2020 - 21:05 PM, said:

its no just you brian we haven't had an update or anything from the shu very poor response from them we don't know when we're aloud to train must admit the rpra have done a great job keeping their members updated with whats happening its about time mr turnbull got his team together and got things moving letting us know what is going to happen

Poor poor show alround fae the SHU no updates on whats happening even to tell us if they are lobbying the Scottish goverment..Not a peep from them the members urnae happy to say the least.................

[Kyleakin Lofts]

I could be wrong, but I believe it was agreed that the RPRA would contact all governments on behalf of all Unions to save too many different people making contact about the same situation.
If I am correct, the RPRA will be issuing a statements for Scotland soon and then the SHU will issue their statement, even if it is copied and pasted.

[ALF]

Kyleakin Lofts, on 22 May 2020 - 21:15 PM, said:

I could be wrong, but I believe it was agreed that the RPRA would contact all governments on behalf of all Unions to save too many different people making contact about the same situation.
If I am correct, the RPRA will be issuing a statements for Scotland soon and then the SHU will issue their statement, even if it is copied and pasted.

p*ss poor is that is the case Andy we are aswell paying our dues to the RPRA.....

[thunderbigbaws]

Kyleakin Lofts, on 22 May 2020 - 20:15 PM, said:

I could be wrong, but I believe it was agreed that the RPRA would contact all governments on behalf of all Unions to save too many different people making contact about the same situation.
If I am correct, the RPRA will be issuing a statements for Scotland soon and then the SHU will issue their statement, even if it is copied and pasted.

we pay our fees to the shu not rpra do we not

[Walter swanston]

Kyleakin Lofts, on 22 May 2020 - 21:15 PM, said:

I could be wrong, but I believe it was agreed that the RPRA would contact all governments on behalf of all Unions to save too many different people making contact about the same situation.
If I am correct, the RPRA will be issuing a statements for Scotland soon and then the SHU will issue their statement, even if it is copied and pasted.