I do a Van drive delivering the parcels around the area in my DO covering 5 walks, but have an issue with a work colleague who is on a single van walk duty.
As they have a van for their duty, they take all parcels for that particular duty but am being told that they don't have to take larger parcels for overtime after, even though they are using the same van to do the overtime in!!
What are the rules if any, if using a van to do overtime in regards to parcels / packets that come with the walk??
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Packets on Delivery
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pieoftheday
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Re: Packets on Delivery
Are you saying your colleague uses a van for his delivery,letters/packets/large packets, and that delivery incurs overtime so he uses the same van?
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Woody Guthrie
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Re: Packets on Delivery
There are no "rules" specific to that situation.am being told that they don't have to take larger parcels for overtime...What are the rules if any
It depends who's doing the telling.
If it's a manager just get on with it as long as you've got time.
If it's just the guy himself... laugh.
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Jakehoyt99
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Re: Packets on Delivery
pieoftheday wrote: ↑26 Jul 2022, 15:01Are you saying your colleague uses a van for his delivery,letters/packets/large packets, and that delivery incurs overtime so he uses the same van?
Yes
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pieoftheday
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Re: Packets on Delivery
I can't see an issue unless the van is used by someone in the afternoon?
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Schiff
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Re: Packets on Delivery
So he returns to the DO at the end of his duty and then decides whether he is going to go back out on overtime with larger parcels.
What exactly is your problem with that?
What exactly is your problem with that?