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Leave With Neighbour

Postal workers discussion forum. Discuss the day to day life in a Blue Shirt.
NewPostieUK
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Re: Leave With Neighbour

Post by NewPostieUK »

smarterdarter wrote:Leave all your p739s in your drop box when you pick up your next bag.
Ask your driver to collect them, either at the end of his duty (if time allows) or when he drops the bags off the next day, ours do. :Very Happy
if i had to carry all my 739s round i would need two bags on the busy days :crazy:
I cover a few duties. Only one has what I would call 'my driver'. I don't even know who drops the bags off on the other walks, or does the oversized packets. The duty I do know 'my driver', well, after he drops off my bags, he's off to do his own delivery. The packets wouldn't get back until 3pm the next day. Hmm... sounds good :dance

Hopefully I'll have a van, or CDV soon.
smarterdarter
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Re: Leave With Neighbour

Post by smarterdarter »

Bring on the CDVs :wink:
muckyboots
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Re: Leave With Neighbour

Post by muckyboots »

chunk wrote:Is this a wind up ! :hmmmm
Its not new! we all been doing this forever.
if some some royal mail think tank just thought this up though i wouldn't be surprised .
the sharpest thing in an rm office is a pencil.
no, the sharpest thing is the knives waiting to stab us all in the back!!

we're one of the few delivery services that actually have a place to store left items, and you don't have to ring some expensive 'helpline' to find out where it is.