dunno, just always worked until all mail was delivered. regardless of time. meaning if it was busy, i would just carry on going and get paid overtime.
maybe being a temp i'll take more ****....
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Wilful Delay/Out of time
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Lincox
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Re: Wilful Delay/Out of time
I think you misunderstood my post Jenny. I was being sarcastic. Basically if you tell them you are cutting off you WILL get bullied/harassed, but if you don,t tell them and you cut off it will be wilful delay and you will be down the job centre.
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harrymortimer
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Re: Wilful Delay/Out of time
Very true. If only it was as simple as "Gaffer I've got to finish on my time this is what I'm leaving". More like "What do you mean you're finishing on your time, you mean you can't complete, it's a light day, here are the traffic figures, everyone else is completing, you shouldn't be going over your time today." Repeated for about 15 minutes. With murmurs about performance standards thrown in.Lincox wrote:I think you misunderstood my post Jenny. I was being sarcastic. Basically if you tell them you are cutting off you WILL get bullied/harassed, but if you don,t tell them and you cut off it will be wilful delay and you will be down the job centre.
Managers now ALWAYS argue about whether you can cut off, regardless of how heavy or light a day is. It must be in the gaffer rulebook.
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Wilful Delay/Out of time
You forgot - and you owe me 30 minutes from 4 Tuesdays ago.harrymortimer wrote:
If only it was as simple as "Gaffer I've got to finish on my time this is what I'm leaving". More like "What do you mean you're finishing on your time, you mean you can't complete, it's a light day, here are the traffic figures, everyone else is completing, you shouldn't be going over your time today." Repeated for about 15 minutes. With murmurs about performance standards thrown in.
Managers now ALWAYS argue about whether you can cut off, regardless of how heavy or light a day is. It must be in the gaffer rulebook.
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harrymortimer
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Re: Wilful Delay/Out of time
Ha! Yeah that as well. I also forgot to mention the "market scene in Life of Brian" scenario where manager gets his harder gaffer mate involved and tells him"ere this bloke wants to cut off". Hard gaffer mate then comes and looks at your frame, looks cross and shakes his head.clashcityrocker wrote:You forgot - and you owe me 30 minutes from 4 Tuesdays ago.harrymortimer wrote:
If only it was as simple as "Gaffer I've got to finish on my time this is what I'm leaving". More like "What do you mean you're finishing on your time, you mean you can't complete, it's a light day, here are the traffic figures, everyone else is completing, you shouldn't be going over your time today." Repeated for about 15 minutes. With murmurs about performance standards thrown in.
Managers now ALWAYS argue about whether you can cut off, regardless of how heavy or light a day is. It must be in the gaffer rulebook.
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fng
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Re: Wilful Delay/Out of time
harrymortimer wrote:Ha! Yeah that as well. I also forgot to mention the "market scene in Life of Brian" scenario where manager gets his harder gaffer mate involved and tells him"ere this bloke wants to cut off". Hard gaffer mate then comes and looks at your frame, looks cross and shakes his head.clashcityrocker wrote:You forgot - and you owe me 30 minutes from 4 Tuesdays ago.harrymortimer wrote:
If only it was as simple as "Gaffer I've got to finish on my time this is what I'm leaving". More like "What do you mean you're finishing on your time, you mean you can't complete, it's a light day, here are the traffic figures, everyone else is completing, you shouldn't be going over your time today." Repeated for about 15 minutes. With murmurs about performance standards thrown in.
Managers now ALWAYS argue about whether you can cut off, regardless of how heavy or light a day is. It must be in the gaffer rulebook.
None of that matters, people talk too much in awkward uncomfortable situations, when there is no need to
Once you have decided that you are working to time, the rest is all stuff of nonsence and waffle.
There is no need to argue
All the "he can do this" and "she can do that" and head shaking is all part of the stuff of nonsence and waffle, it doesn't alter the fact that you are finishing.
Is head shaking going to make you feel bad, doff your cap and back out of the office with your head lowered in shame
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k979aaa
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Re: Wilful Delay/Out of time
Never felt bad about cutting off just wished i had done it sooner in the day so as not to go over. 
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bigcol
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Re: Wilful Delay/Out of time
That's 15 minutes that you can't be delivering. Which you might want to point out.harrymortimer wrote:Very true. If only it was as simple as "Gaffer I've got to finish on my time this is what I'm leaving". More like "What do you mean you're finishing on your time, you mean you can't complete, it's a light day, here are the traffic figures, everyone else is completing, you shouldn't be going over your time today." Repeated for about 15 minutes. With murmurs about performance standards thrown in.
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k979aaa
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Re: Wilful Delay/Out of time
As long as you tell them before you leave the office and just do your best their is nothing they can do but give you bullsh!t and if they take that too far put in a grievance agaist them all.
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meercat
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Re: Wilful Delay/Out of time
Finally someone has mentioned the crucial matter of informing before you leave office. you MUST tell your LM before you leave that you don't have time to complete delivery. Ask them if they want you to take out only what you can get done OR if they want you to bring back anything undeliverd.
you must deliver everything you agree to take out so don't take too much if you have to finish on time. if you take too little and come back 15 mins early you can do indoors awork till finish time.
The only time you are allowed to bring back mail unagreed or call up out of the blue saying you can't get done is if you have been delayed eg breakdown, accident, sprained ankle etc. all this is agreed with cwu.
you must deliver everything you agree to take out so don't take too much if you have to finish on time. if you take too little and come back 15 mins early you can do indoors awork till finish time.
The only time you are allowed to bring back mail unagreed or call up out of the blue saying you can't get done is if you have been delayed eg breakdown, accident, sprained ankle etc. all this is agreed with cwu.