Courier Owner Driver Forum

[Stormproof]

http://www.codforum.org.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6390" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; one of the pages discussing the strike

[nom de guerre]

Good news for the couriers, bad news for the punter.

Twice I have watched a courier from a well known company delivering THE CONTENTS of a packet to a customer.

The Amazon and Bravisimo boxes in question didn't fit, so he opened them and pushed the stuff through the letter box, then folded up the boxes and jammed them through too.

It's this kind of crap that could get a Posties balls in sling, cause we (Delivery Staff) are still the first port of call in the minds of most people.

F knows what one of RM's 30,000 newbies will do.

[mailman337]

To quote this rather misguided "White Van man" ................................on the WVm Forum..............

steve jones
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PostPosted: Wednesday 21 October 2009, 18:13 Post subject: Reply with quote
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/8318106.stm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Interesting,i wonder if all these postal strikes helped TNT win this contract,,The royal Mail are close to losing all there cream due to there worker's,i really can't understand the mentality of the postmen or is it just the unions wanting to show they still have some clout at there members expense.

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What utter uninformed white van drivel!!! ....never heard of the regulator brother ??? "postcomm" its called, enforced the "downstream access" upon us in their words "to enable a level playing field" ie the false competition cream off all the juicy contracts, devoid of any USO, whilst we the Royal Mail have to pick up the dregs with hands tied!! Oh and by the way, its 'their , not 'there' ok?? :mfo :mfo