My guess is they will have performance bonus in place,everyone completes,scans etc….Alfietherat wrote: ↑09 Jun 2025, 17:25If hitting time is end of duty that means it’s time to home![]()
Another way of getting us to “commit to deliver”model
My guess is they will have performance bonus in place,everyone completes,scans etc….Alfietherat wrote: ↑09 Jun 2025, 17:25If hitting time is end of duty that means it’s time to home![]()
Valentina@1 wrote: ↑09 Jun 2025, 17:39My guess is they will have performance bonus in place,everyone completes,scans etc….Alfietherat wrote: ↑09 Jun 2025, 17:25If hitting time is end of duty that means it’s time to go home![]()
Another way of getting us to “commit to deliver”model![]()
If it's anything like 'Horizon' then we really are f***ed........Alfietherat wrote: ↑09 Jun 2025, 17:27Unfortunately the Workforce have no idea what is on the Horizon with this new way of working. Ostriche heads in the sand come to mind.
Most know it will mean delivering double post every day?Alfietherat wrote: ↑09 Jun 2025, 17:27Unfortunately the Workforce have no idea what is on the Horizon with this new way of working. Ostriche heads in the sand come to mind.
You would have thought every fitting would have been updated before making them vertical? Everyone is still pulling a bit from here to put with a bit from there. When they added loops a couple of years ago, they just added them to the endscoobydo79 wrote: ↑04 Jun 2025, 20:00Vertical frames are being put in place regardless. They want you to get used to the vertical prep thing before you have any other changes put in place.postmanzach wrote: ↑04 Jun 2025, 18:10So far we have heard we (one of the later offices to implement it)
Will do it in stages.
First step is changes all the duties frsmes so they are picked up vertically, is that same elsewhere? Seems like a pointless change.
This is the sort of thing that unless you work in a DO you don’t understand. It’s like 2 completely different worlds in RM…..one side of the business has everything wrapped up all nice & tidy in perfect fitting boxes whilst on the shop floor in a DO you fit round pegs in square holes.Thommo44 wrote: ↑09 Jun 2025, 20:29You would have thought every fitting would have been updated before making them vertical? Everyone is still pulling a bit from here to put with a bit from there. When they added loops a couple of years ago, they just added them to the endscoobydo79 wrote: ↑04 Jun 2025, 20:00Vertical frames are being put in place regardless. They want you to get used to the vertical prep thing before you have any other changes put in place.postmanzach wrote: ↑04 Jun 2025, 18:10So far we have heard we (one of the later offices to implement it)
Will do it in stages.
First step is changes all the duties frsmes so they are picked up vertically, is that same elsewhere? Seems like a pointless change.
They believe they are in the real world and it is you that is watching shadows on the cave wall. I think we've reached the point where two decades of garbage data has led to numerous fatal assumptions which look set, in a rational world, to render the ODM a non-starter. Though like any sociopath, it will be easier to make reality conform to their delusion than admit they are wrong.
It's not a booklet just a PDF print off off a screenshot from RM's presentation, the one showing "Eve"covering all the packets for 6 days. It's not even been updated to show "Eve" now swaps with "Ahmed" and the other posties to save in fatigue.Mr Rush wrote: ↑10 Jun 2025, 17:06They believe they are in the real world and it is you that is watching shadows on the cave wall. I think we've reached the point where two decades of garbage data has led to numerous fatal assumptions which look set, in a rational world, to render the ODM a non-starter. Though like any sociopath, it will be easier to make reality conform to their delusion than admit they are wrong.
I've yet to see this booklet, much as I would love to see it purely for the novelty of laying eyes upon any kind of evidence that some kind of coherent plan is actually being offered up.
Stop telling porkies, it is a booklet, here it is.TopperGas wrote: ↑10 Jun 2025, 19:35It's not a booklet just a PDF print off off a screenshot from RM's presentation, the one showing "Eve"covering all the packets for 6 days. It's not even been updated to show "Eve" now swaps with "Ahmed" and the other posties to save in fatigue.Mr Rush wrote: ↑10 Jun 2025, 17:06They believe they are in the real world and it is you that is watching shadows on the cave wall. I think we've reached the point where two decades of garbage data has led to numerous fatal assumptions which look set, in a rational world, to render the ODM a non-starter. Though like any sociopath, it will be easier to make reality conform to their delusion than admit they are wrong.
I've yet to see this booklet, much as I would love to see it purely for the novelty of laying eyes upon any kind of evidence that some kind of coherent plan is actually being offered up.
I was thinking yesterday whilst covering double post on a duty, aren't the CWU supposed to support their members if so, shouldn't they be speaking up saying covering double/triple post is not practical rather than seemingly agreeing it is possible to deliver so much post 5 days a week?
That's been changed to walking one day, driving one day, unless you're a non driver and it's permanent walking.ted_e_bear wrote: ↑11 Jun 2025, 14:36Looks like Ahmed and Bob are shafted walking full duties every weekday they attend (they can both drive as they're both down to do parcels Saturday) whilst Evie gets to do parcels every day, presumably that would be tweaked.
"How it works": Has that been substantiated by the pilots yet?