Been Hearing a lot of rumors, Has anyone else heard this
Thinking of cutting off anyway
Done nearly 10 years without my own Delivery, I would rather clean theHitcher wrote:Seems some are but it's down to your DOM.
If you do refuse expect to be moved off you duty though.
There's just something not quite right about that stance, in my opinion.vanman90 wrote:My union man says the union are encouraging and telling posties to deliver it, even though we're not getting any extra for it.
There is something written somewhere about being able to refuse this particular item due to personal or moral objectives.dazmolesey wrote:Can you Refuse to Deliver The Sun Leaflet next week ??????
Been Hearing a lot of rumors, Has anyone else heard this
Thinking of cutting off anyway
Think that just sums up why our job is so s**t now. Thanks for illustrating that, mate.paulj3001 wrote:We should deliver it, we are not paid to pick and choose what to deliver.
DirtyHarry wrote:Think that just sums up why our job is so s**t now. Thanks for illustrating that, mate.paulj3001 wrote:We should deliver it, we are not paid to pick and choose what to deliver.
Wonderful!!!! Another first class example of illustrating why this job, this company, is so, so, so, crap. Well done, mate.paulj3001 wrote:
If you work in a supermarket for example you can't choose what to sell and what not to sell. This moral stance nonsense is just an excuse for lazyness.
Oh well maybe Ill deliver just a few next week then, I Get the feeling Im going to be out quite late Next weekdazmolesey wrote:Can you Refuse to Deliver The Sun Leaflet next week ??????
Been Hearing a lot of rumors, Has anyone else heard this
Thinking of cutting off anyway
Stupid. In Supermarkets people go in to buy what they choose. Customers don't choose what we give them. I Wont touch that paper after Hillsborough.DirtyHarry wrote:paulj3001 wrote:
If you work in a supermarket for example you can't choose what to sell and what not to sell. This moral stance nonsense is just an excuse for lazyness.
Don't think you'll get through the thick skull, Soph........I suspect he's a you-know-what, and a big part of the reason our job today is what it is.sophie97 wrote:Stupid. In Supermarkets people go in to buy what they choose. Customers don't choose what we give them. I Wont touch that paper after Hillsborough.DirtyHarry wrote:paulj3001 wrote:
If you work in a supermarket for example you can't choose what to sell and what not to sell. This moral stance nonsense is just an excuse for lazyness.