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hans solo
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Delivery method

Post by hans solo »

Hi martin
Can you please explain how your DM 26 method has changed again
We are now being quoted the following for 2 men
Duty 1 clear everything
Duty 2 1st class and pkts
Duty 3 1/3 everything
Duty 4 1/3 1st class and pkts

Singleton duty
Duty 3 2/3 everything
Duty 4 2/3 everything

Appparently this method agreed nationaly
Not what we voted on ??
ted_e_bear
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Re: Delivery method

Post by ted_e_bear »

Edited my reply ;

You've described nearly what was proposed as per all the information available before people voted it in.

It should be as you say but
Singleton duty
Duty 3 2/3 everything
Duty 4 2/3 first class and pkts

Thanks trams for pointing out my mistake I didn't read it properly
Last edited by ted_e_bear on 02 Jun 2026, 15:51, edited 1 time in total.
tramssirhc
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Re: Delivery method

Post by tramssirhc »

hans solo wrote:
Today, 10:34
Hi martin
Can you please explain how your DM 26 method has changed again
We are now being quoted the following for 2 men
Duty 1 clear everything
Duty 2 1st class and pkts
Duty 3 1/3 everything
Duty 4 1/3 1st class and pkts

Singleton duty
Duty 3 2/3 everything
Duty 4 2/3 everything

Appparently this method agreed nationaly
Not what we voted on ??
That's not correct. It's 4 bags heavy, 4 bags light for all three. The pair do all of duty 1 (heavy), duty 2 is everything that's needs to be done that day (light). They also take 1/3 of duty 3 (heavy) and a 1/3 of duty 4 (light). The person on their own takes the rest of duty 3 (heavy) and the rest of duty 4 (light).

On the day the light duties will only receive what needs to go. The workload will start to build after day two as on day three the deferred work will need delivering.
"The leadership will sabotage the fight and only make the slightest move under fear of powerful working class action" - Des Warren
tramssirhc
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Re: Delivery method

Post by tramssirhc »

ted_e_bear wrote:
Today, 11:28
You've described exactly what was proposed as per all the information available before people voted it in.

(It's the same amount of work for the pairing and the singleton everyone does 2/3rds everything and 2/3rds parcels/1c from the total of the 4 duties but obviously singleton is probably more appealing for most people)

Edit...not to be confused with rural type singletons they do 50/50 of only their own duty everything/parcels+1c then having spare time they'll come and help you.
It's not nor is it what's been agreed. All three do 4 bags heavy, 4 bags light.
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ted_e_bear
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Re: Delivery method

Post by ted_e_bear »

tramssirhc wrote:
Today, 14:56
ted_e_bear wrote:
Today, 11:28
You've described exactly what was proposed as per all the information available before people voted it in.

(It's the same amount of work for the pairing and the singleton everyone does 2/3rds everything and 2/3rds parcels/1c from the total of the 4 duties but obviously singleton is probably more appealing for most people)

Edit...not to be confused with rural type singletons they do 50/50 of only their own duty everything/parcels+1c then having spare time they'll come and help you.
It's not nor is it what's been agreed. All three do 4 bags heavy, 4 bags light.
Thanks for pointing out my mistake I didn't read it properly, edited my original reply, I think I got sidetracked by the singleton doing 2/3rds of both aspects for two duties, here's the graphic if it helps anyone
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