Track and Trace

Postee2 · Post by **Postee2** » 18 Sep 2020, 16:57

I'm sure this topic has been covered so apologies, but can somebody please confirm if we get paid if we are told we have to isolate via track and trace.
Thanks.

Post by **POSTMAN** » 18 Sep 2020, 17:03

Yes you get paid, see stickies/announcements for more details.

Postee2 · Post by **Postee2** » 18 Sep 2020, 17:47

POSTMAN wrote:Yes you get paid, see stickies/announcements for more details.

Could you give me the specific link for it please.

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 19 Sep 2020, 13:33

Postee2 wrote:
POSTMAN wrote:Yes you get paid, see stickies/announcements for more details.
Could you give me the specific link for it please.

There are many different ones that are updated sometimes on a daily basis so its difficult to give you a direct llink.

However, go to the main page of the Coronavirus section of the board and there will be a list of stickies and announcements.

It will take a bit of digging on your part, but its more difficult for us to do it for every post asking the same question on a near;y daily basis.

twoloops · Post by **twoloops** » 25 Nov 2020, 16:42

Anyone been told that postmen should not download the Track & Trace app, due to the nature of the job?

Post by **onejontwo** » 25 Nov 2020, 17:05

twoloops wrote: ↑
25 Nov 2020, 16:42
Anyone been told that postmen should not to download the Track & Trace app, due to the nature of the job?

No?

david3595 · Post by **david3595** » 25 Nov 2020, 18:00

twoloops wrote: ↑
25 Nov 2020, 16:42
Anyone been told that postmen should not to download the Track & Trace app, due to the nature of the job?

We were asked to pause the App whilst at work but it was ignored by all, what are you trying to hide we asked.

Post by **postiewhite** » 09 Dec 2020, 07:37

If you have covid symptoms then do Royal Mail expect you to go out and get a test that day even if you dont feel upto it or are you allowed to order a test kit online?

Ali831 · Post by **Ali831** » 09 Dec 2020, 12:44

If you have symptoms the advantage of going to a test site means you should get your results quicker meaning you and your household can stop isolating quicker if you test negative. Either way if you are too poorly to go to work even with a negative result then stay at home

jimmy76 · Post by **jimmy76** » 10 Dec 2020, 13:26

I was 'Pinged' last Thursday night by the App while at work on the Night Shift and have been Isolating since.

Have just opened my payslip and seen I've received £50.

Possibly due to shielding for six months earlier in the year.

Where do I stand with this?

Hardly seems fair when I've been following Government guidelines.

twoloops · Post by **twoloops** » 30 Jan 2021, 19:24

On Friday 3 posties where pinged after scanning in at the delivery office & are now self isolating, this morning the QR code poster had been removed, the union rep & the DOM said it had the wrong location info in the code?

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 31 Jan 2021, 05:44

twoloops wrote: ↑
30 Jan 2021, 19:24
On Friday 3 posties where pinged after scanning in at the delivery office & are now self isolating, this morning the QR code poster had been removed, the union rep & the DOM said it had the wrong location info in the code?

They don't even need to put a QR code up so not sure why they did. download/file.php?id=13087

Do we need to display a QR code on our premises so that employees and visitors can scan and confirm their presence?

Royal Mail is supporting the use of the NHS Covid-19 App. We want to encourage everyone to download the NHS Covid-19 app on their phone. Guidance on how you can do this is available through the link. There is no requirement for QR codes to be displayed in workplaces which means we do not need to display QR codes in our units, offices or canteens. If you are in contact with someone who later tests positive for coronavirus, the app will be able to alert you and provide instructions on what to do if applicable. Some of the guidance you will receive is advisory only.

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 31 Jan 2021, 05:47

jimmy76 wrote: ↑
10 Dec 2020, 13:26
I was 'Pinged' last Thursday night by the App while at work on the Night Shift and have been Isolating since.

Have just opened my payslip and seen I've received £50.

Possibly due to shielding for six months earlier in the year.

Where do I stand with this?

Hardly seems fair when I've been following Government guidelines.

if you got a CEV letter and you are shielding then you will get paid (with some caveats). But if you are isolating, then, although it is unfair - its is following the guidelines download/file.php?id=13087

k979aaa · Post by **k979aaa** » 06 Feb 2021, 17:43

Should have said you had symptoms and gone on the sick.

harry hill · Post by **harry hill** » 06 Feb 2021, 18:57

jimmy76 wrote: ↑
10 Dec 2020, 13:26
I was 'Pinged' last Thursday night by the App while at work on the Night Shift and have been Isolating since.

Have just opened my payslip and seen I've received £50.

Possibly due to shielding for six months earlier in the year.

Where do I stand with this?

Hardly seems fair when I've been following Government guidelines.

i opened mine and found i had been paid £0 (nothing)

had to isolate via the T&T app for 10 days

also had a lot of time off due to (asthma and heart condition) been back at work for about 5 months now with no time off

i came back to a round that hadnt gone out the previous day, and on arriving back today noticed last weeks door to doors (4 lots) , placed on my frame ,presumably for me to deal with next week

the thing is having not been paid a penny, even D2D payments can i refuse to do these now ?

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