Long term it'll be some sort of automated system that'll flag up the failure to scan stuff. As more and more stuff gets machine sorted the system will on the whole know what each walk has got that needs scanning.Barnacle wrote: ↑26 Feb 2024, 09:17Some managers just don’t use the data at their fingertips. At some point this person will take a day off and the stand-in will reveal what is happening just by doing their job.SpacePhoenix wrote: ↑26 Feb 2024, 09:08I'm surprised that RM aren't giving out bollockings for failing to scan "Delivered Scanned" items. There must be some recordeds and SDs that get missed where the barcode is in with the postage of the franking.Smoothbackground wrote: ↑26 Feb 2024, 07:51That is stretching it out! Some posties only scan tracked, reg and specials, refusing to scan anything else that has a 2D barcode. Twoloops’ partner is staying out to finish the final loops so probably has nothing that he feels needs a delivery scan as it is all ‘normal’ stuff?SpacePhoenix wrote: ↑26 Feb 2024, 07:18How could he go that long without anything to scan given how many items these days have a barcode on them?
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R5001
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the my performance app is hilariously f****d, seen people on full indoor duties reported as having 100% delivery rates on random numbers of parcels that they definitely never went near, and "0%" speeding on people who can't drive and never do a van check.
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clashcityrocker
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Personally I like it.
I am on a current streak of 88 apparently.
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Dorset Plodder
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Royal Mail ... Hoisted by it's own Incompetence
Of course NOTHING ever goes wrong with the TECH. Must be user error.
Of course NOTHING ever goes wrong with the TECH. Must be user error.
Like all Wage Slaves, he had two crosses to bear: The people he worked for and the people he worked with! (Stephen Vizinczey.)
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Somebody stationary for 30 mins? Must have been taking their break 
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enskied
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You really are an annoying knob aren't you?Smoothbackground wrote: ↑26 Feb 2024, 07:51That is stretching it out! Some posties only scan tracked, reg and specials, refusing to scan anything else that has a 2D barcode. Twoloops’ partner is staying out to finish the final loops so probably has nothing that he feels needs a delivery scan as it is all ‘normal’ stuff?SpacePhoenix wrote: ↑26 Feb 2024, 07:18How could he go that long without anything to scan given how many items these days have a barcode on them?
It's not a
Go search my posts and reply
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I wouldn’t waste my time trawling through your posts, chum.enskied wrote: ↑27 Feb 2024, 19:50You really are an annoying knob aren't you?Smoothbackground wrote: ↑26 Feb 2024, 07:51That is stretching it out! Some posties only scan tracked, reg and specials, refusing to scan anything else that has a 2D barcode. Twoloops’ partner is staying out to finish the final loops so probably has nothing that he feels needs a delivery scan as it is all ‘normal’ stuff?SpacePhoenix wrote: ↑26 Feb 2024, 07:18How could he go that long without anything to scan given how many items these days have a barcode on them?
It's not abtw.
Go search my posts and reply
Are we allowed to resort to name-calling? Is that in the spirit of the forum rules? Can I respond in kind? I know what I’d call you in response!!
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fb1969
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Well you wasted your time trawling through my posts to find the reason why I left RM.Smoothbackground wrote: ↑27 Feb 2024, 20:44I wouldn’t waste my time trawling through your posts, chum.
Are we allowed to resort to name-calling? Is that in the spirit of the forum rules? Can I respond in kind? I know what I’d call you in response!!
You also called me an "imposter" when I am nothing of the sort (my profile shows that I have left). But now you don't like it when someone calls you a name. Try hypocrite if that fits better.
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Chum, I really don’t mind being called names. I am more than ready to fire some back – hence my question about if I can respond in kind. Let it be known that I am Massive Knob!fb1969 wrote: ↑28 Feb 2024, 07:26Well you wasted your time trawling through my posts to find the reason why I left RM.Smoothbackground wrote: ↑27 Feb 2024, 20:44I wouldn’t waste my time trawling through your posts, chum.
Are we allowed to resort to name-calling? Is that in the spirit of the forum rules? Can I respond in kind? I know what I’d call you in response!!
You also called me an "imposter" when I am nothing of the sort (my profile shows that I have left). But now you don't like it when someone calls you a name. Try hypocrite if that fits better.
And I trawled yours for a very specific reason: to see if you had explained why you had left the employ of RM, no more than that.