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no compulsory use of trolley

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fishtank
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Re: no compulsory use of trolley

Post by fishtank »

ronpetetrevchris wrote:Can anyone suggest a specific dept at HQ i can email (area rep on leave) where i can pursue this officially?
healthandsafety@cwu.org

Communication Workers Union
Dave Joyce National Health & Safety Officer
150 The Broadway, Wimbledon, London SW19 1RX
Tel: 020 8971 7365/7308 E-Mail: djoyce@cwu.org

Outdoor Section
Bob Gibson: bgibson@cwu.org
Noel McClean: nmcclean@cwu.org


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ronpetetrevchris
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Re: no compulsory use of trolley

Post by ronpetetrevchris »

fishtank wrote:
ronpetetrevchris wrote:Can anyone suggest a specific dept at HQ i can email (area rep on leave) where i can pursue this officially?
healthandsafety@cwu.org

Communication Workers Union
Dave Joyce National Health & Safety Officer
150 The Broadway, Wimbledon, London SW19 1RX
Tel: 020 8971 7365/7308 E-Mail: djoyce@cwu.org

Outdoor Section
Bob Gibson: bgibson@cwu.org
Noel McClean: nmcclean@cwu.org


Email them all.
Thanks - emailed bob gibson - il post response when or if i get one.
coxie
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Re: no compulsory use of trolley

Post by coxie »

LWT's were brought in for H&S, not to speed up our deliveries, on that basis they can't take them away just because they have realised they slow us down. I knew the day would come when managers try this tactic to get rid of trolleys, as fishtank posted, if you are using bags again then you revert back to 3.5 hr delivery.
demon
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Re: no compulsory use of trolley

Post by demon »

must use trollys
bag69
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Re: no compulsory use of trolley

Post by bag69 »

Will see if i can find a copy of what i saw the other week. It was a Q&A sheet for WTL. In it it states that trolleys must be used at all times . It even went on to say that if you only had 1 bundle then you still had to use a trolley so that you could not sort mail whilst walking. So basically trolleys are mandatory with the only exceptions being if it is being delivered to flats or out of the van.
maisymoo04
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Re: no compulsory use of trolley

Post by maisymoo04 »

we have had the methods in now for 6 months and NO ONE USES A TROLLEY, :shock:
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bag69
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Re: no compulsory use of trolley

Post by bag69 »

I know. Managers have also told us if it will go in a bag carry it. Because it wont get done on time any otherway. Yet you can still get conduct coded for it so be carefull.
wayoutman
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Re: no compulsory use of trolley

Post by wayoutman »

bag69 wrote:I know. Managers have also told us if it will go in a bag carry it. Because it wont get done on time any otherway. Yet you can still get conduct coded for it so be carefull.



:arrrghhh :arrrghhh :arrrghhh :arrrghhh :arrrghhh

dont do it then, your DOM will show no mercy when they are looking to reduce numbers.

do the job propperly, its the only way to work now.
ronpetetrevchris
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Re: no compulsory use of trolley

Post by ronpetetrevchris »

bag69 wrote:I know. Managers have also told us if it will go in a bag carry it. Because it wont get done on time any otherway. Yet you can still get conduct coded for it so be carefull.
I have received a very supportive e mail from Noel McClean who has also passed the matter to Mr Gibson, he says that it is becoming more common.
halfull
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Re: no compulsory use of trolley

Post by halfull »

maisymoo04 wrote:we have had the methods in now for 6 months and NO ONE USES A TROLLEY, :shock:
you are all idiots then! if you use them they will save our jobs and keep us in work! people like you in your office make people who do the job right sick.
fishtank
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Re: no compulsory use of trolley

Post by fishtank »

ronpetetrevchris wrote:
bag69 wrote:I know. Managers have also told us if it will go in a bag carry it. Because it wont get done on time any otherway. Yet you can still get conduct coded for it so be carefull.
I have received a very supportive e mail from Noel McClean who has also passed the matter to Mr Gibson, he says that it is becoming more common.
Good news.. :Applause :Applause
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scoobydo79
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Re: no compulsory use of trolley

Post by scoobydo79 »

Unbelievable!!!!! When one of you have a factfinding interview with your DOM to find out why You had a pouch on your back please dont ask your union rep to represent you!!!!! :arrrghhh
Big Daz
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Re: no compulsory use of trolley

Post by Big Daz »

ronpetetrevchris wrote:
bag69 wrote:I know. Managers have also told us if it will go in a bag carry it. Because it wont get done on time any otherway. Yet you can still get conduct coded for it so be carefull.
I have received a very supportive e mail from Noel McClean who has also passed the matter to Mr Gibson, he says that it is becoming more common.


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Big Daz
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Re: no compulsory use of trolley

Post by Big Daz »

ronpetetrevchris wrote:
bag69 wrote:I know. Managers have also told us if it will go in a bag carry it. Because it wont get done on time any otherway. Yet you can still get conduct coded for it so be carefull.
I have received a very supportive e mail from Noel McClean who has also passed the matter to Mr Gibson, he says that it is becoming more common.


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jessicarabbit
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Re: no compulsory use of trolley

Post by jessicarabbit »

Plenty of chaterring little or no action!