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Royal Mail do not track staff-yeah right
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POSTMAN
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Royal Mail do not track staff-yeah right
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It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
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The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
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The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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broughts
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Re: Royal Mail do not track staff-yeah right
Not another rogue manager that’s just not on
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pieoftheday
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FilthyBloke
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Re: Royal Mail do not track staff-yeah right
I don’t see the problem in calling staff out who are taking one too many breaks.
I know of a van share couple and one is always moaning because the other colleague is forever popping into peoples houses for a tea.
I have heard of some posties going home for a couple of hours. I have actually seen post vans going round the block in circles just trying to kill time.
Imagine if you paid someone to paint your fence and they charged you for 10 hours but on cctv you can see them dragging their heels or going shopping or sitting around doing nothing. You would call them out on it. I would anyway.
The days of being a postie and doing half a shift are coming to an end. If you think you can find a job where you can meander about doing the bare minimum then you should apply for it. Big brother is coming to an office near you.
I know of a van share couple and one is always moaning because the other colleague is forever popping into peoples houses for a tea.
I have heard of some posties going home for a couple of hours. I have actually seen post vans going round the block in circles just trying to kill time.
Imagine if you paid someone to paint your fence and they charged you for 10 hours but on cctv you can see them dragging their heels or going shopping or sitting around doing nothing. You would call them out on it. I would anyway.
The days of being a postie and doing half a shift are coming to an end. If you think you can find a job where you can meander about doing the bare minimum then you should apply for it. Big brother is coming to an office near you.
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Constance
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Re: Royal Mail do not track staff-yeah right
I have never seen these deliveries, with oodles of time the postman idling away, patting the cats, bringing the wheelie bins in for the housebound, bladder empty, hydrated, warm and dry. Deliveries are brutal unrelenting and utterly exhausting. If you get 10 minutes to get a rest my God you earn it 1000 times over.
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pieoftheday
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I wonder if the people on those duties are the type to come in an.hour before their start time? If not are there really deliveries that can allow an hour sat on your bum?
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Barnacle
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Re: Royal Mail do not track staff-yeah right
Yes, this. Wish I could just get five precious minutes to stop and do nothing.Constance wrote: ↑20 Jan 2023, 18:37I have never seen these deliveries, with oodles of time the postman idling away, patting the cats, bringing the wheelie bins in for the housebound, bladder empty, hydrated, warm and dry. Deliveries are brutal unrelenting and utterly exhausting. If you get 10 minutes to get a rest my God you earn it 1000 times over.
’You can't just ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the time you get it built, they'll want something new.’
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FilthyBloke
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Yeah I think walks are getting worse for sure. But like that original post shows, some posties are still finding over an hour to stop.Constance wrote: ↑20 Jan 2023, 18:37I have never seen these deliveries, with oodles of time the postman idling away, patting the cats, bringing the wheelie bins in for the housebound, bladder empty, hydrated, warm and dry. Deliveries are brutal unrelenting and utterly exhausting. If you get 10 minutes to get a rest my God you earn it 1000 times over.
Trick is to wrap your pda in tin foil.
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SMS1969
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100 % this.Constance wrote: ↑20 Jan 2023, 18:37I have never seen these deliveries, with oodles of time the postman idling away, patting the cats, bringing the wheelie bins in for the housebound, bladder empty, hydrated, warm and dry. Deliveries are brutal unrelenting and utterly exhausting. If you get 10 minutes to get a rest my God you earn it 1000 times over.
For the first time in ages today I finished loading my van at 8.30, ready to go out 20 minutes later. I’m thinking it will be a nice steady day today. Lo and behold the Lino appears and tries to give us lapsing. They want to squeeze every last minute out of you, without a thought that the duty is big and has hills-they’re not interested in that. Fcuk wits.
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sindba
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Re: Royal Mail do not track staff-yeah right
Exactly. The workload these days is punishing. No-one is sat round snoozing or chatting, doing their shopping. Or "half a shift" as filthybloke puts it (is he even a current postie!?). Yet RM are obsessed that we are.Constance wrote: ↑20 Jan 2023, 18:37I have never seen these deliveries, with oodles of time the postman idling away, patting the cats, bringing the wheelie bins in for the housebound, bladder empty, hydrated, warm and dry. Deliveries are brutal unrelenting and utterly exhausting. If you get 10 minutes to get a rest my God you earn it 1000 times over.
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FilthyBloke
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In my office they are. It’ll change I’m sure but even with lapsing some people are finishing a couple of hours early.sindba wrote: ↑20 Jan 2023, 18:49Exactly. The workload these days is punishing. No-one is sat round snoozing or chatting, doing their shopping. Or "half a shift" as filthybloke puts it (is he even a current postie!?). Yet RM are obsessed that we are.Constance wrote: ↑20 Jan 2023, 18:37I have never seen these deliveries, with oodles of time the postman idling away, patting the cats, bringing the wheelie bins in for the housebound, bladder empty, hydrated, warm and dry. Deliveries are brutal unrelenting and utterly exhausting. If you get 10 minutes to get a rest my God you earn it 1000 times over.
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sindba
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Re: Royal Mail do not track staff-yeah right
Sorry but. I just don't believe you. There's no chance a wierd office like that wouldn't have caught RMs attention and had the arse revised out of it in the last 10 years.FilthyBloke wrote: ↑20 Jan 2023, 19:02In my office they are. It’ll change I’m sure but even with lapsing some people are finishing a couple of hours early.sindba wrote: ↑20 Jan 2023, 18:49Exactly. The workload these days is punishing. No-one is sat round snoozing or chatting, doing their shopping. Or "half a shift" as filthybloke puts it (is he even a current postie!?). Yet RM are obsessed that we are.Constance wrote: ↑20 Jan 2023, 18:37I have never seen these deliveries, with oodles of time the postman idling away, patting the cats, bringing the wheelie bins in for the housebound, bladder empty, hydrated, warm and dry. Deliveries are brutal unrelenting and utterly exhausting. If you get 10 minutes to get a rest my God you earn it 1000 times over.
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: Royal Mail do not track staff-yeah right
RM can probably see it happening either on the PDA data or Trimble dataFilthyBloke wrote: ↑20 Jan 2023, 18:27I have actually seen post vans going round the block in circles just trying to kill time.
Think RM would question you as to why the location data is always missing everyday. If they were to construe it as the walk being easy they might whack a s**tload of DPs onto the walk. Without the PDA data you'd have no proof that it was impossibleFilthyBloke wrote: ↑20 Jan 2023, 18:47Yeah I think walks are getting worse for sure. But like that original post shows, some posties are still finding over an hour to stop.
Trick is to wrap your pda in tin foil.
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FilthyBloke
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RM have tracked these van drivers before and hauled them in but nothing happened apart from the posties slowing down.SpacePhoenix wrote: ↑20 Jan 2023, 19:45RM can probably see it happening either on the PDA data or Trimble dataFilthyBloke wrote: ↑20 Jan 2023, 18:27I have actually seen post vans going round the block in circles just trying to kill time.
Think RM would question you as to why the location data is always missing everyday. If they were to construe it as the walk being easy they might whack a s**tload of DPs onto the walk. Without the PDA data you'd have no proof that it was impossibleFilthyBloke wrote: ↑20 Jan 2023, 18:47Yeah I think walks are getting worse for sure. But like that original post shows, some posties are still finding over an hour to stop.
Trick is to wrap your pda in tin foil.
As for tin foil I had no idea that actually worked? !
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SpacePhoenix
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RM is a different company now, they'd use them van drivers as easy pickings to cut hours out, by conduct coding themFilthyBloke wrote: ↑20 Jan 2023, 19:48RM have tracked these van drivers before and hauled them in but nothing happened apart from the posties slowing down.