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shades wrote:The mail that is being sorted by Forfar and Pitlochery is a pathetic waist of time there are more missorts per tray than i have ever seen in my life and it doesnt help delivery stats in the slighhtest.
We also have managers from other dists preping and delivering walks, and packets, and running about like blue ar***d flies
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livi DO update,

good turn out for meeting on tuesday and we will be balloting for strike action too.
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:nana Livi Livi. livi--out, out out. i'll bring down hot pies and coffee to the picket line!!!!
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today was an election for the E U .each candidate is entitled to a free mail drop to each voter.in Dundee West ,tens of thousands of these leaflets, are left undelivered, too late now. the quality of service at this office is a disgrace, packets dont get delivered for days, posties stream and cut-off every day. and the management dont seem to care. even the savings they claim to have made are questionable, as extra managers and agency staff, have been drafted in every day. and we know how expensive that is.
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jockthearab wrote:Almost the same is happening in Bathgate/Broxburn our parcel mountain is back with a bang we have thousands of the buggers
about the shop .We still have a squad of managers coming in each afternoon who are trying to clear the backlog :left: they are'nt having much success
I'm sure the parcels are breeding during the night as there seems to be more each morning.They are finding parcels with dates from the middle of May.
A few days ago I was busier than usual so I had my mail streamed (all the mailsort out) still was'nt enough so I pulled the bulk posting from the council by the time I had done that I needed something else taken off the manager took my large parcels all 28 of them & he would deliver them.I remember I banded together 2 parcels form Mrs T who is a right crabit cow.
Anyway by the time I got to her gaff with her mail the manager had already been with her parcels ,the Barsteward had doorstepped them.

Rules for one eh !

Keep up the good fight
Just don't touch the plants i heard the managers are keeping them alive by recycling the waste product of coffee!. :shock: :chuckle
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we are now into the 10th week of EA.and nothing has improved,standards have dropped to the depths. "streaming" has become the norm,even on so-called easy days.some cut-off on a daily basis.many frames have 3 to 5 boxes of unsorted,undelivered mail sittiing at foot of them.we have massive cut-offs every day on IPS, especially packets and flats.and the latest news is that full time posties who are retiring through EVR. their duties are being converted to 29 hour contracts.so the screw tightings.our union at a district level have been no help.
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taxi4leighton wrote:we are now into the 10th week of EA.and nothing has improved,standards have dropped to the depths. "streaming" has become the norm,even on so-called easy days.some cut-off on a daily basis.many frames have 3 to 5 boxes of unsorted,undelivered mail sittiing at foot of them.we have massive cut-offs every day on IPS, especially packets and flats.and the latest news is that full time posties who are retiring through EVR. their duties are being converted to 29 hour contracts.so the screw tightings.our union at a district level have been no help.
The mail sitting underneath the frames that taxi for leighton mentions is the backlogged mail that was sent to Forfar to be sorted. Many guys have five others have up to eight boxes of this stuff! Nice idea Royal Mail!
The management brought in 20 managers from Edinburgh and Glasgow to deliver packets yesterday (Sunday). The office doesn't look any different.
The duties that are currently held by the retiring guys have as stated advertised as 29hr contracts rather than 40. The only full time one to be advertised is the retiring driver, and rumour is if a current full timer takes said driving duty, their walk will also revert to a 29 hour contract.
The union may not know about these advertisments as our union rep is now on holiday! They were conveniently posted up today!
One of our managers is also trying to remove the fifteen minutes pouching off time that we are entitled to! :no no
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stokes11eg wrote::nana Livi Livi. livi--out, out out. i'll bring down hot pies and coffee to the picket line!!!!
might have to hold you to that!
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I'll even bring cream buns!!! :crazy:
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Alloa and Dunfermline will be out on strike for 24hrs Sat 11th July in support along with E/burgh Dist,Irvine and of course our London comrades.
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Well played the brothers & sisters in Inverness for your brave action :Applause
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Any updates from the motherland ?
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dudleylicious wrote:Any updates from the motherland ?
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