There is no further roll back of SBD. There are no more round reviews

Because at para 2 of the Post SIB it states:

That is - SBD stops Monday 5 Dec 2011.

There will be a roll out of the delivery method we (CWU) first proposed at the historic meeting of the 21 posties. 

The SIB states

(The CWU proposed process)

The mis-sort problem is the key driver. We had not solved the safety or outdoor times problems.

There are many to thank.

• Those whose opposition brought it to the attention of the CEO.
• Tom - our first member stood down in Tasmania
• Kavina - stood down and who endured legal proceedings
• Those 45 members at Airport West (Vic) and Mt Waverley (Vic)
• Those 6 members in WA stood down
• Those who contributed to the welfare funds
• The 21 posties who met with CWU National Secretary Dan Dwyer and CEO Ahmed Fahour and spoke frankly about SBD
• Those that made up the working parties
• Those who undertook the trials that delivered the valuable data
• The CWU officials who assisted members

Retail Services Transformation Agreement 

Our team consists of:

• Martin O’Nea:   Divisional Assistant Secretary.
• Carol Gee:   Industrial/ Research Officer in the Divisional Office.
• Bryan Watkins:  Organiser in WA.
• David Law:   PM Salisbury, South Australia.
• Cindy Shelley:  Retail Organiser in the Victorian Branch.
• Louise Whitefield:   PM Victoria, Melton.
• Nathan Metcher:  Retail Organiser in NSW.   
• Phil Hughes: State Secretary in Queensland
• John Jeffery:  PM, Sandy Bay, Hobart, Tasmania

The involvement of Retail employees is essential to the development of a RSTA.  If you have any issues you would like to see on the agenda for discussions surrounding the RSTA email us at office@vicpt.cepu.asn.au