That works out as about 25p per litrek979aaa wrote:And it is going up $105.1 a barrel at last time i looked at the oil price!.barrychuckle wrote:Let RM sort out those impossible areas not the postmans problem. At £1.10 a litre for petrol I'll be damned If I'd use my car also what if you can't drive.Night Tonic wrote:This 'do not your your cars' thing is fine and dandy but clearly some areas are just impossible without and those that will - will.
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How much per pouch then.disgruntledpostie1 wrote:That works out as about 25p per litrek979aaa wrote:And it is going up $105.1 a barrel at last time i looked at the oil price!.barrychuckle wrote:Let RM sort out those impossible areas not the postmans problem. At £1.10 a litre for petrol I'll be damned If I'd use my car also what if you can't drive.Night Tonic wrote:This 'do not your your cars' thing is fine and dandy but clearly some areas are just impossible without and those that will - will.
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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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After all even British Airways is now paying more for fuel than staff cost's (pilot's/cabbin crew/air craft tech's)?.axeman wrote:At an average 16mpg don't think i'll be using mine in the near future....but there again iv'e no intention anyway i'm not as stupid as those who do
and prop up r.m 's profit and give 'lateone and crazier' there inflated bonus payments
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TAXI for if he cannot get one for a reasonable price maybe he should consider doing that for a liveing maybe he would be better off doing that than this crap job!.jockthearab wrote:Thanks for the input guys -tho the answers were not what I was looking for
Yes I agree he is a TiT for using his car & he knows this ,his options are limited .As I said the village where he delivers is 10mls from the office .The bus service from the village is one every 2 hrs if he finishes at 2pm he would have an hour wait to catch the bus back to the office to pick up his car,he would get back to the office at 3.30pm.then a 20min drive to get home so he'd get home at 3.50pm,but his kid gets out of school at 3.30pm .As I said his options are limited .
The management DO NOT provide transport back to the office & that situation has been like that since the way foward cheated its way into our lives .
I know hes a prat so please dont tell me that again ,life for us posties is hard enough without the screws trying to pull more strokes .
My mate needs a solution & I'm looking for your help
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If you were training to be an airline pilot, had passed all the tests and were about to accept a job offer from BA or Virgin, what would your response be if the job offer contained the words 'we expect you to provide your own plane' ???Night Tonic wrote:I don't drive, other than for shopping at the weekends but posties do and will drive, no matter how much we shout about it.
At best, I would tell them "it's YOUR responsibility, as my employer, to provide the right equipment for the job"
But it's more likely that my response would be to tell them to

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Surely if they are unwilling to provide transport, and since I don,t think delivery posties standard contracts of employment require owner drivers ,he just finishes delivery at a time that enables him to return to the office by public transport and within his contracted hours. It's really not his problemjockthearab wrote:Thanks for the input guys -tho the answers were not what I was looking for
Yes I agree he is a TiT for using his car & he knows this ,his options are limited .As I said the village where he delivers is 10mls from the office .The bus service from the village is one every 2 hrs if he finishes at 2pm he would have an hour wait to catch the bus back to the office to pick up his car,he would get back to the office at 3.30pm.then a 20min drive to get home so he'd get home at 3.50pm,but his kid gets out of school at 3.30pm .As I said his options are limited .
The management DO NOT provide transport back to the office & that situation has been like that since the way foward cheated its way into our lives .
I know hes a prat so please dont tell me that again ,life for us posties is hard enough without the screws trying to pull more strokes .
My mate needs a solution & I'm looking for your help
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That's about it in a nutshell,Jock,you need to get your area guys onto this as well.BELIAL wrote:Surely if they are unwilling to provide transport, and since I don,t think delivery posties standard contracts of employment require owner drivers ,he just finishes delivery at a time that enables him to return to the office by public transport and within his contracted hours. It's really not his problemjockthearab wrote:Thanks for the input guys -tho the answers were not what I was looking for
Yes I agree he is a TiT for using his car & he knows this ,his options are limited .As I said the village where he delivers is 10mls from the office .The bus service from the village is one every 2 hrs if he finishes at 2pm he would have an hour wait to catch the bus back to the office to pick up his car,he would get back to the office at 3.30pm.then a 20min drive to get home so he'd get home at 3.50pm,but his kid gets out of school at 3.30pm .As I said his options are limited .
The management DO NOT provide transport back to the office & that situation has been like that since the way foward cheated its way into our lives .
I know hes a prat so please dont tell me that again ,life for us posties is hard enough without the screws trying to pull more strokes .
My mate needs a solution & I'm looking for your help
Also how did you guys let this get through!!!
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
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.
My BFF Clash
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.
My BFF Clash
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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jockthearab wrote:Thanks for the input guys -tho the answers were not what I was looking for
Yes I agree he is a TiT for using his car & he knows this ,his options are limited .As I said the village where he delivers is 10mls from the office .The bus service from the village is one every 2 hrs if he finishes at 2pm he would have an hour wait to catch the bus back to the office to pick up his car,he would get back to the office at 3.30pm.then a 20min drive to get home so he'd get home at 3.50pm,but his kid gets out of school at 3.30pm .As I said his options are limited .
The management DO NOT provide transport back to the office & that situation has been like that since the way foward cheated its way into our lives .
I know hes a prat so please dont tell me that again ,life for us posties is hard enough without the screws trying to pull more strokes .
My mate needs a solution & I'm looking for your help
I know its not going to help but surely if they expect him to take his bags then they should be providing the transport, either in a liveried official vehicle, or by paying him mileage allowance. Has the CWU Rep chain been brought into these discussions.
I got this quote from this page http://www.businesszone.co.uk/cgi-bin/i ... ?id=164605
Employment law says that the employer must indemnify the employee against any loss suffered by the employee in performing the duties of the employment so your client is clearly obliged to make these payments but... since the revenue introduced the approved mileage rate relief for motoring expenses incurred by an employee owning their own car the repair, to the extent that it related to the employment is no longer available - everything from petrol and servicing to repairs is now included in the IR approved mileage rate calculation, the 40p a mile referred to below.
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k979aaa wrote:What happen's if someone get's killed by a car on royalmail buisness?.!KawasakiKid wrote:![]()
What happens if his car breaks down?----------------KWAK
KK ello mate..... I THINK THE ANSWER IS...... Car users car breaks down.... Car user has to fix car.. Cant do delivery... Fails... Should get done for willfull delay.. Hopefully sacked.... More jobs for Walking men/women....
SOME ONE DIES...??? I dont want to think about that....
Lets hope the bastard driving has a concience???? If using there cars is anything to go by...? THEY AINT....
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It is not his job to get the mail from the DO to the village. Get him to tell his DOM that he will take his car but no mail and await the bag at the village. This will give him the car at the end of the delivery to get back for his kid.disgruntledpostie1 wrote:Just tell them he's not using his car anymore, end of problem
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Your office is not the only one for in the courier (sh*t rag) this month's is article about heath an safety on page five with a h/s rep doing his round start at 10.30 finnish at 14.30 still out on del big nojockthearab wrote:Thanks for everything guys I have copied out all yer comments & will pass them on to me mate .I will also get the rep into action
with your comments it looks like our office was stitched up concerning transport ,maybe I've stumbled across a new cause to fight for .
Does anybody else's office not provide transport back to base like ours or are we the only office in the UK that this is allowed ??????
Thanks everyone