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[srpactive] 30/4/2010 21:05

gordon brown has just admitted talking to
paxman that in their plans for next year
they would be moving spending from road
to RAIL, so they pull jrvs in before
this happens to ensure jrvs did not prosper,
this needs looking into legally as jrvs
have been stitched up as the unions have
stated. Time for the legals and lawsuits
to start imho. Time for action.
Lets hope the tories get in as I will be
contacting them personally to look into
the burdale asset back funding and nwr not
letting jrvs use the chiltern contract as
an asset. This could be an excellent way
of the tories scalping a few labour mp
and peers. Especially with Norris' knowledge
of the situation.

regards

active

[srpactive] 30/4/2010 17:10

Is there any reason why only 600
got the payment,

[srpactive] 30/4/2010 12:21

600 Jarvis staff 'have been paid'
10:00am Friday 30th April 2010

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ABOUT 600 workers at collapsed York-based rail maintenance firm Jarvis have now received their redundancy payments, according to the Government.

The figure was released as the RMT union announced it is considering whether to take legal action over delays in releasing the money following the company's slide into administration more than a month ago.

The Government's Insolvency Service said hundreds of workers should have received their payments either yesterday or on Wednesday, and that the hold-ups were due to problems deciphering Jarvis' company records.

It also claimed it was still awaiting details of the payments which have yet to be finalised from administrators Deloitte.

Jarvis' demise led to the loss of 1,200 jobs, including 350 in York Scores of workers travelled to London this week to demonstrate outside Network Rail's headquarters, calling for the firm to reallocate former Jarvis contracts to other companies and re-hire its employees on the same terms and conditions.

[srpactive] 30/4/2010 12:14

Yes we all agree it stinks, even the unions
have said it has been a stitch up, with
all that said I am sure some big hitters
who have been caught out by this will have
their legals lined up to highlight the situation
and request compensation.

All just hope at this stage.

regards

active

[unimog] 29/4/2010 19:12

Not a holder but live in york......just been to price some work for a client.
Network rail said he had to have work done to trees, spoke to bloke at Net rail said had to use their contractors,The dip stick sent me a copy of an internal email by mistake. It is from the contractor to net rail Quote "thanks for the lead will contact the landowner and see he we can't generate some extra income"

Net rail have always paid their contractors to do this type of work.It now looks like they are threating people and gererating income for their contractors for work they should be paying for themselves. It stinks, all copied and going to the papers and Hugh Bailey MP for york (not for long I hope though lol)

[stepin1] 27/4/2010 08:23

Srpactive , i hold lloyds aswell as it helps compensate my loss. if you have a good mixture unlike me. the loss on jarvis will be limited hence lack of shareholders complaining...

like muck i guess its something you just got to accept

[srpactive] 27/4/2010 08:10

And now lloy jrvs bank have turned to
profit in the first quarter ldc could
have supported us, this is so wrong.

dyor

[calamity] 26/4/2010 23:19

belhus...I am...but other than Navid there appears not to much goin' on...I give it to Navid...he's like a Rabid dog...good luck to him and the rest of us...but I'm thinking It's a lost cause...

[stepin1] 26/4/2010 20:21

thanks truckertree.. came across as he was an incredabily busy person with some insider info...

looks like he his just like the rest of us.. and lost a packet

[srpactive] 26/4/2010 17:09

bank of ireland, ( burdale ) raising
billions now, when ypou think of them
plling jrvs in is just pure politics,
as this has been planned for a longtime.
They would imho not got away with pulling
jrs if they had raised billions,

This is mandelson at play imho.

regards

active

[truckertee] 26/4/2010 14:12

Step
He was on the CSC thread today.

[calamity] 26/4/2010 10:24

Looks like the shareholders were hoodwinked...and that includes me...

[srpactive] 22/4/2010 09:17

nevermind compensation for the airlines,
jrvs should get compensation from the
government for stopping the renewals and cp4
then not supporting them allowing chiltern
to be an assett to get working capital from
burdale, this is pure madness.

dyor

[lefrene] 21/4/2010 13:02

srpactive, When the history books get written about the current period I suspect that it will reveal no end of dirty dealing by Broons aparatchiks to give enormous advantage to the Banks that were bailed out, desperate to show what a clever investment Broon made. It's all about maintaining and enhancing the power and privileges of the executive, the people don't count for anything, the Equitable Life scandal is the hallmark of Nu Laber. One Gordon Brown, morally (with lessons from Blair) and economically bankcrupt.

[stepin1] 21/4/2010 12:50

Srpactive....

have you been in touch with Deloitte's ?

they have started selling bits of the company already

Somerford Equipment Ltd Sold last week to L&R no fee disclosed

GE Rail Ltd has repossessed certain assets Tramm and Plain Tamper

Drip fed redundancy payments have stopped for all those who lost jobs last year by Deloitte.

Contracts have gone what next ?

[srpactive] 21/4/2010 08:14

Well if he is going to be there, could
he be talking about phoenix jrvs, I
doubt it though.
But just as laughable lloyds being involved
as their ldc could have funded jrvs.
regards

active

[wintonbranch] 21/4/2010 08:12

Harry Hill, makes me smile!

[diku] 21/4/2010 07:55

Game for a laugh below...guess who's name reapppers once again?...wonder how much is he collecting!!..



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