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TESCO DVD RENTAL
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pyphon
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TESCO DVD RENTAL
Just noticed they have switched to TNT Post for sending dvd's out, is this the same for all of the companies that use lovefilm?
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dohnut
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Doesnt matter WE still deliver them.pyphon wrote:Just noticed they have switched to TNT Post for sending dvd's out, is this the same for all of the companies that use lovefilm?
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apple
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Lovefilm use Royal Mail
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Jimmcguinn
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When are the Union going to do something about these DSA parasites??
They take all RM's most profitable business, and to rub salt into the wounds we still have to deliver it ,at a loss.
They take all RM's most profitable business, and to rub salt into the wounds we still have to deliver it ,at a loss.
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Caniel
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Union can't do anything about it. To stop it would require something along the lines of managers, union, posties and directors taking a united stance and refusing to deliver it.Jimmcguinn wrote:When are the Union going to do something about these DSA parasites??
They take all RM's most profitable business, and to rub salt into the wounds we still have to deliver it ,at a loss.
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Mr Blonde
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This firm has completely gone for a s**t.
Royal Mail is top heavy with tier after tier of management yet they don't seem able to get out into the market place and attract business, they just meekly surrender to the opposition whilst cutting back the bottom line. Oh for some kind of proactive management instead of reactive.
Royal Mail is top heavy with tier after tier of management yet they don't seem able to get out into the market place and attract business, they just meekly surrender to the opposition whilst cutting back the bottom line. Oh for some kind of proactive management instead of reactive.
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pyphon
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but i'd rather 100% of the money went to us,dohnut wrote:Doesnt matter WE still deliver them.pyphon wrote:Just noticed they have switched to TNT Post for sending dvd's out, is this the same for all of the companies that use lovefilm?
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Jimmcguinn
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I remember someone suggesting the Union should organize a "no DSA" day to emphasize the job RM do in delivering and subsidizing their "competitors"Caniel wrote:Union can't do anything about it. To stop it would require something along the lines of managers, union, posties and directors taking a united stance and refusing to deliver it.Jimmcguinn wrote:When are the Union going to do something about these DSA parasites??
They take all RM's most profitable business, and to rub salt into the wounds we still have to deliver it ,at a loss.
Also the Union could be alot more vocal about this issue ,when they appear on the TV and in other media imo.
And lastly when they negotiated with RM to "secure the future of RM" and "safeguard jobs",why wasn't the issue of DSA and the disgustingly rigged UK postal market not brought up???
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pokos27
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no dsa day is a great idea.
Management need to stop this cancer.
banks use dsa, everylittle helps.
Management need to stop this cancer.
banks use dsa, everylittle helps.
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Caniel
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Jimmcguinn wrote:I remember someone suggesting the Union should organize a "no DSA" day to emphasize the job RM do in delivering and subsidizing their "competitors"Caniel wrote:Union can't do anything about it. To stop it would require something along the lines of managers, union, posties and directors taking a united stance and refusing to deliver it.Jimmcguinn wrote:When are the Union going to do something about these DSA parasites??
They take all RM's most profitable business, and to rub salt into the wounds we still have to deliver it ,at a loss.![]()
Also the Union could be alot more vocal about this issue ,when they appear on the TV and in other media imo.
And lastly when they negotiated with RM to "secure the future of RM" and "safeguard jobs",why wasn't the issue of DSA and the disgustingly rigged UK postal market not brought up???
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Caniel
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The DSA issue has been raised plenty of times by the Union in the media and by Postal workers. Problem is none listens as long as it's still getting delivered... The issue of DSA was brought up in the negotiations, but ultimately the only ones who can do something about it is the regulator and RM.Jimmcguinn wrote:I remember someone suggesting the Union should organize a "no DSA" day to emphasize the job RM do in delivering and subsidizing their "competitors"Caniel wrote:Union can't do anything about it. To stop it would require something along the lines of managers, union, posties and directors taking a united stance and refusing to deliver it.Jimmcguinn wrote:When are the Union going to do something about these DSA parasites??
They take all RM's most profitable business, and to rub salt into the wounds we still have to deliver it ,at a loss.![]()
Also the Union could be alot more vocal about this issue ,when they appear on the TV and in other media imo.
And lastly when they negotiated with RM to "secure the future of RM" and "safeguard jobs",why wasn't the issue of DSA and the disgustingly rigged UK postal market not brought up???
Also even tho we aren't getting as much for DSA we are still getting something if we refused to deliver it we would effectively force the competition to go out and deliver it themselves maybe this would be a good thing and customers might come back to us but it might be a disaster for us if cheapo migrant workers in DHL/TNT shirts are walking the streets delivering mail for f**k all.
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POSTMAN
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Yes,you imagined it,PostCon set the 'Access price' not us.Sherpas Rule wrote:When DSA first arrived I remember that we HAD to deliver it for two years as part of the monopoly being lifted but after that we could start charging them what we liked? Did I imagine this or what? As much as RM are terrible employees I thought, when it came to money, they would be up to speed about this?pokos27 wrote:no dsa day is a great idea.
Management need to stop this cancer.
banks use dsa, everylittle helps.
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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Big Daz
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Re: TESCO DVD RENTAL
Only operational option to RML is reduce costs in order to make a profit on DSA, RML would like the access price made more realistic.
dingo mentioned by bypass a few days ago and whilst a full scale national network might not be replicated, TNT want to do domestic deliveries and if DSA ceases to be a cheaper option to them, then delivering buissnes items such as utilty bills/ bank letters in large urban areas on a minium wage workforce could well become a reality. TNT allready have the big sorting centres so it really wouldnt take much for them to seqeunce that mail and deliver it themselves.
dingo mentioned by bypass a few days ago and whilst a full scale national network might not be replicated, TNT want to do domestic deliveries and if DSA ceases to be a cheaper option to them, then delivering buissnes items such as utilty bills/ bank letters in large urban areas on a minium wage workforce could well become a reality. TNT allready have the big sorting centres so it really wouldnt take much for them to seqeunce that mail and deliver it themselves.
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DGP1
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Surely that is competition and that we could effectively fight against it, let them deliver their own mail and we'll deliver our own because it wouldn't be long before we get to hear all the stories of mail being thrown over hedges/into rivers/into bins etc. that would all be their doing. On the plus side it would make my work easier (I'm already doing 6 hour deliveries most days) but I think those posties in large urban centres are going to suffer either way.Big Daz wrote:Only operational option to RML is reduce costs in order to make a profit on DSA, RML would like the access price made more realistic.
dingo mentioned by bypass a few days ago and whilst a full scale national network might not be replicated, TNT want to do domestic deliveries and if DSA ceases to be a cheaper option to them, then delivering buissnes items such as utilty bills/ bank letters in large urban areas on a minium wage workforce could well become a reality. TNT allready have the big sorting centres so it really wouldnt take much for them to seqeunce that mail and deliver it themselves.
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Caniel
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I'm all for taking the bull by the horns and fighting competition but the problem is old joe public doesn't really give a shite when they get their mail or what time and that's the reality of it. Sure they will complain a little but nothing will happen they will just learn to put up with it because the cronies in Westminster say its for the best like they have with everything else in this country that's shite from trains to planes and other utilities.DGP1 wrote:Surely that is competition and that we could effectively fight against it, let them deliver their own mail and we'll deliver our own because it wouldn't be long before we get to hear all the stories of mail being thrown over hedges/into rivers/into bins etc. that would all be their doing. On the plus side it would make my work easier (I'm already doing 6 hour deliveries most days) but I think those posties in large urban centres are going to suffer either way.Big Daz wrote:Only operational option to RML is reduce costs in order to make a profit on DSA, RML would like the access price made more realistic.
dingo mentioned by bypass a few days ago and whilst a full scale national network might not be replicated, TNT want to do domestic deliveries and if DSA ceases to be a cheaper option to them, then delivering buissnes items such as utilty bills/ bank letters in large urban areas on a minium wage workforce could well become a reality. TNT allready have the big sorting centres so it really wouldnt take much for them to seqeunce that mail and deliver it themselves.
Without DSA we will have rival posties out delivering stuff for less than what we are on and delivering twice as much as what we deliver. They will be cheapo migrant workers from Poland or some other poor foreign country who will be keen as mustard to do the job, then my friend we will be out of a job and on the dole.