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Saturday Telegraph Money section article - RM slated
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nikrad
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Re: Saturday Telegraph Money section article - RM slated
And yet just make sure you collect from that box at 12:30 pm, even though you have driven past it hours ago! We wouldn’t want to miss that valuable b’day card that old Mrs Dreary posted. Only for it to be stuck in a frame a week later.
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Hyrrokkin
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Re: Saturday Telegraph Money section article - RM slated
Ofcom know exactly what RM are doing...they know full well they are lyingnorris9 wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 09:29The postal meltdown has led to missed hospital appointments, lost bank cards and collapsed court cases..
Ofcom has failed the nation.
The government has failed the nation.
Royal Mail has failed the nation.
Leaving the strikes to one side - Royal Mail have been significantly understaffing us for over a year. Royal Mail 100% prioritise tracked parcels over anything else. We have always been told 'If you are going to struggle to complete - make sure you clear the tracked and bring back mail'. It is never said to us to 'clear any large tracked so we have more room at the office'.... it's always 'all tracked'.
When will Ofcom and the government open its eyes to what Royal Mail is doing!!! Many businesses and major services are struggling because of Royal Mail's contempt for the service it's supposed to provide.
Ofcom are fully complicit - always have been
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Sbutts8182
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Re: Saturday Telegraph Money section article - RM slated
5 years ago it was Streamlining, make sure 1st class goes and all the packets.
4 years ago it was make sure all the packets go
3 years ago it was make sure all packets with a 2d barcode and tracked go
2 years ago make sure all the tracked go
Now, make sure the tracked 24 go, don’t scan in anything you’re not going to take.
Letters have been treated as 4th class for a long time in the offices I’ve worked in. It’s no wonder they are declining.
4 years ago it was make sure all the packets go
3 years ago it was make sure all packets with a 2d barcode and tracked go
2 years ago make sure all the tracked go
Now, make sure the tracked 24 go, don’t scan in anything you’re not going to take.
Letters have been treated as 4th class for a long time in the offices I’ve worked in. It’s no wonder they are declining.
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Halfhappy
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Re: Saturday Telegraph Money section article - RM slated
You forgot 30 year ago it was 9:30am last letter.Sbutts8182 wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 18:305 years ago it was Streamlining, make sure 1st class goes and all the packets.
4 years ago it was make sure all the packets go
3 years ago it was make sure all packets with a 2d barcode and tracked go
2 years ago make sure all the tracked go
Now, make sure the tracked 24 go, don’t scan in anything you’re not going to take.
Letters have been treated as 4th class for a long time in the offices I’ve worked in. It’s no wonder they are declining.
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nuisance
- Posts: 215
- Joined: 06 Oct 2016, 12:57
- Gender: Female
Re: Saturday Telegraph Money section article - RM slated
Maybe, like me, they naively believed that the pitiful reduction in standards was a temporary thing, if not truely due to covid, milking it when the opportunity presented itself. I never imagined that Royal Mail would have the audacity to carry on with the wilful delay of mail once they didn't have covid as a legitimate excuse for shoddy service. Ofcom might have been caught off guard as I genuinely have been.
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walthmstowman
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Re: Saturday Telegraph Money section article - RM slated
Ofcom have to pull their figure out over this and investigate itnuisance wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 19:29Maybe, like me, they naively believed that the pitiful reduction in standards was a temporary thing, if not truely due to covid, milking it when the opportunity presented itself. I never imagined that Royal Mail would have the audacity to carry on with the wilful delay of mail once they didn't have covid as a legitimate excuse for shoddy service. Ofcom might have been caught off guard as I genuinely have been.
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TopperGas
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Re: Saturday Telegraph Money section article - RM slated
Pretty sure they are declining as virtually everything has moved online, if we stopped delivering all the "junk" mail we could probably deliver the mail customers actually want, NHS, HMRC, DVLC and bank letters etc just once or twice a week.Sbutts8182 wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 18:305 years ago it was Streamlining, make sure 1st class goes and all the packets.
4 years ago it was make sure all the packets go
3 years ago it was make sure all packets with a 2d barcode and tracked go
2 years ago make sure all the tracked go
Now, make sure the tracked 24 go, don’t scan in anything you’re not going to take.
Letters have been treated as 4th class for a long time in the offices I’ve worked in. It’s no wonder they are declining.
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arsenalbob
- EX ROYAL MAIL
- Posts: 338
- Joined: 17 Jun 2007, 15:34
Re: Saturday Telegraph Money section article - RM slated
For the past month at least we’ve been told to clear all parcels and whatever Mail we can. But on Saturday there was a complete backtrack. Deliver all mail in your frame but don’t take out a single parcel, whether it’s tracked or not. f**k knows what the plan is for the morning with most of our walks covered in snow.
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FirstPost
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- Joined: 16 Aug 2018, 09:37
- Gender: Female
Re: Saturday Telegraph Money section article - RM slated
What happened to the tracked?arsenalbob wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 20:49For the past month at least we’ve been told to clear all parcels and whatever Mail we can. But on Saturday there was a complete backtrack. Deliver all mail in your frame but don’t take out a single parcel, whether it’s tracked or not. f**k knows what the plan is for the morning with most of our walks covered in snow.
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arsenalbob
- EX ROYAL MAIL
- Posts: 338
- Joined: 17 Jun 2007, 15:34
Re: Saturday Telegraph Money section article - RM slated
It was scanned into the office but none of it went out. Whether they had agency staff in today clearing it I do not know.FirstPost wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 20:58What happened to the tracked?arsenalbob wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 20:49For the past month at least we’ve been told to clear all parcels and whatever Mail we can. But on Saturday there was a complete backtrack. Deliver all mail in your frame but don’t take out a single parcel, whether it’s tracked or not. f**k knows what the plan is for the morning with most of our walks covered in snow.
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jessicarabbit
- Posts: 619
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Re: Saturday Telegraph Money section article - RM slated
Saturday is not a USO day for parcels. They can get a Sunday crew in and clear all the parcels and not report a failure. Lies, damned lies and statistics....
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Hyrrokkin
- Posts: 873
- Joined: 24 Nov 2021, 18:17
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Re: Saturday Telegraph Money section article - RM slated
There has been a deliberate standard policy of wilful delay of mail country wide by RM for years...from the top down this has been the mantra dressed up as operational needs,covid etc etcnuisance wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 19:29Maybe, like me, they naively believed that the pitiful reduction in standards was a temporary thing, if not truely due to covid, milking it when the opportunity presented itself. I never imagined that Royal Mail would have the audacity to carry on with the wilful delay of mail once they didn't have covid as a legitimate excuse for shoddy service. Ofcom might have been caught off guard as I genuinely have been.
They cannot use covid as their cover up excuse any more.
We see in MC's and D.O's the corruption and lies every day - this comes from the RM board right down COM/DOM
Ofcom are not naive they KNOW EXACTLY what has been happening and are fully involved in these lies
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SpacePhoenix
- MAIL CENTRES/PROCESSING
- Posts: 12163
- Joined: 12 Nov 2008, 17:03
- Gender: Male
Re: Saturday Telegraph Money section article - RM slated
Yes and no. A good chunk of what we send out to DOs as parcels are technically large lettersjessicarabbit wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 21:03Saturday is not a USO day for parcels. They can get a Sunday crew in and clear all the parcels and not report a failure. Lies, damned lies and statistics....
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bluempl
- Posts: 38
- Joined: 17 Jul 2018, 21:38
- Gender: Male
Re: Saturday Telegraph Money section article - RM slated
norris9 wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 09:29The postal meltdown has led to missed hospital appointments, lost bank cards and collapsed court cases..
Ofcom has failed the nation.
The government has failed the nation.
Royal Mail has failed the nation.
Leaving the strikes to one side - Royal Mail have been significantly understaffing us for over a year. Royal Mail 100% prioritise tracked parcels over anything else. We have always been told 'If you are going to struggle to complete - make sure you clear the tracked and bring back mail'. It is never said to us to 'clear any large tracked so we have more room at the office'.... it's always 'all tracked'.
When will Ofcom and the government open its eyes to what Royal Mail is doing!!! Many businesses and major services are struggling because of Royal Mail's contempt for the service it's supposed to provide.
IMO the CWU should put a full page ad in the newspapers detailing Royal Mail's failures to provide the service they're obliged to. Expose their lies and tell the public the truth!!!
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walthmstowman
- Posts: 513
- Joined: 25 Sep 2022, 15:17
- Gender: Male
Re: Saturday Telegraph Money section article - RM slated
That's actually quite a good idea 