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Delivery routes not being covered.
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Jb1969
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Delivery routes not being covered.
As the title suggests, within your delivery office how many routes are not being done on a daily basis on average.
And do you have holiday/day off cover?
And do you have holiday/day off cover?
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FilthyBloke
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Re: Delivery routes not being covered.
About 5 that partly fail although 1 wasn’t delivered at all for 3 days although it’s cleared now.
Holidays are covered and Rota etc for every walk except those 5 it seems…
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k979aaa
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Re: Delivery routes not being covered.
25% to 33% but we do have a lot of sickness take note they will not pay your 2nd absence in future!
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portadown
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Re: Delivery routes not being covered.
It's long gone now from when we were worried about clearing the good will has long gone now
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norris9
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Re: Delivery routes not being covered.
Probably at least 30%.
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koolishy67
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Re: Delivery routes not being covered.
7to8 walks out of 116
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k979aaa
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Re: Delivery routes not being covered.
I remember a time one letter did not go out and the office failed they just did not do the packets parcels!
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Jpro747
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Re: Delivery routes not being covered.
Around 3/10. Pretty much all of them partially fail though, as they are all impossible to do in the time. I’m told partial failures aren’t as big of a deal as entire duty failures to the higher echelons, which is why they stuck the lapsed duties that were failing onto everyones frames in the revision. Even if it makes their figures look good, it doesn’t make any difference in the real world as we are still failing the same amount of mail (or more, due to staff morale declining further).
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guardianangel
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Re: Delivery routes not being covered.
7 Routes not done only done every other day so technically a 3 day a week service bot 90% fail everyday since revision a complete USO failure but never seems to get flagged up,wilful delay cant be a thing anymore or we'd never have no bosses left.
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stevejm
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Grads75
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Re: Delivery routes not being covered.
Have they put the full 2 yr vrs back in as per mtsf agreement
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enskied
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Re: Delivery routes not being covered.
Usually 50% of the walks stay in unattempted, sometimes more.
Not had holiday cover or even day off cover for years. No staff for that.
Not had holiday cover or even day off cover for years. No staff for that.
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POSTPERSON50
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Re: Delivery routes not being covered.
Usually 10 or 12 out of 150
No letters go out when staff go sick
No letters go out when staff go sick
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flimflamman
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Re: Delivery routes not being covered.
We are a small office half hct, half Park and loop,2 Park and loop fail everyday,and 2 or 3 hct fail everyday,agency workers take out only the packets on the failed duties,also me and my partner stopped prioritising tracked packets about 6 weeks ago,we just plod on until finishing time,bring a couple of loops back and that's our starting point the next day,seems like failing tracked items is OK now in our office,and as for trying to give the customers a regular delivery time slot,it will never happen
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Jb1969
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Re: Delivery routes not being covered.
Taking into account the above replies(appreciated)are a tiny representation of the delivery offices within the UK, one would suspect that 1000’s of deliveries are being failed on a daily basis.
So, the USO is an Act of Parliament, its law, under what grounds do you think the board can justify breaking the USO?
Is this just a financial decision?
Do you believe it’s pressure to possibly move it to a 3 day delivery?
Any other comments are welcome.
So, the USO is an Act of Parliament, its law, under what grounds do you think the board can justify breaking the USO?
Is this just a financial decision?
Do you believe it’s pressure to possibly move it to a 3 day delivery?
Any other comments are welcome.