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Put on a different walk
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Mikeb99
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Put on a different walk
We had an office resign a couple of weeks ago and I got to pick a walk based on my seniority. This morning I walk in to find I'm on a different walk all week and someone else is on mine. The managers reason was "operational needs" when pushed she admitted it's because I am quicker and will cover the other walk whereas the person going on my walk won't. She also said I haven't signed for the walk, only chosen it. Is this ok for a manager to chop and change for these reasons.
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2yearpostie
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Re: Put on a different walk
We are employed to put letters through doors, you are still putting letters through doors, so yes.
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Put on a different walk
Unfortunately the only possible response to this is to go slower on the other walk.Mikeb99 wrote: ↑12 Apr 2021, 16:12We had an office resign a couple of weeks ago and I got to pick a walk based on my seniority. This morning I walk in to find I'm on a different walk all week and someone else is on mine. The managers reason was "operational needs" when pushed she admitted it's because I am quicker and will cover the other walk whereas the person going on my walk won't. She also said I haven't signed for the walk, only chosen it. Is this ok for a manager to chop and change for these reasons.
Royal Mail doesn't recognise honest and hard working staff, it panders to the useless piss taking bastards. (And the union always has their back)
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Coffee lover
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Re: Put on a different walk
Yes it seems the less you do the more you get looked after, the guys who cut off at our place and go regularly sick always seems to get away with things like leaving mail no access etc etc yet honest guys who don’t take piss get penalisedclashcityrocker wrote: ↑12 Apr 2021, 17:07Unfortunately the only possible response to this is to go slower on the other walk.Mikeb99 wrote: ↑12 Apr 2021, 16:12We had an office resign a couple of weeks ago and I got to pick a walk based on my seniority. This morning I walk in to find I'm on a different walk all week and someone else is on mine. The managers reason was "operational needs" when pushed she admitted it's because I am quicker and will cover the other walk whereas the person going on my walk won't. She also said I haven't signed for the walk, only chosen it. Is this ok for a manager to chop and change for these reasons.
Royal Mail doesn't recognise honest and hard working staff, it panders to the useless piss taking bastards. (And the union always has their back)
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sorefeet17
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Re: Put on a different walk
I would think being quick or slow wouldn't come under operational needs, get the union involved and I'm sure you will find yourself on the route you should be on.