All the more reason to go for a thirty five hour week!. With no loss of current pay.guvenor wrote:rumour has it rm want 4hr +del spans to safegaurd f-t employment on town walks
and 5hr rurals
anyone haerd or know about this
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We've been doing 5-6 hour rural deliveries for years nowguvenor wrote:rumour has it rm want 4hr +del spans to safegaurd f-t employment on town walks
and 5hr rurals
anyone haerd or know about this
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Are you useing a van for how do you get back to the office for a toilet break (A p*ss)!. Or are your managers extracting the p*ss out of all of you!.disgruntledpostie1 wrote:We've been doing 5-6 hour rural deliveries for years nowguvenor wrote:rumour has it rm want 4hr +del spans to safegaurd f-t employment on town walks
and 5hr rurals
anyone haerd or know about thisWe were told that rurals can deliver for any length of time (up until their finish time) but the towns remain at 3 1/2 hours.
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All rurals have vans (or mopeds) which is the reason they give for the length of the delivery.k979aaa wrote:Are you useing a van for how do you get back to the office for a toilet break (A p*ss)!. Or are your managers extracting the p*ss out of all of you!.disgruntledpostie1 wrote:We've been doing 5-6 hour rural deliveries for years nowguvenor wrote:rumour has it rm want 4hr +del spans to safegaurd f-t employment on town walks
and 5hr rurals
anyone haerd or know about thisWe were told that rurals can deliver for any length of time (up until their finish time) but the towns remain at 3 1/2 hours.
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So that would equate to how our driver's over here do the job sometime's they can be out all day apart for a quickee when they get back to the D/O!. If you have too go then you have to go back to the D/O!.disgruntledpostie1 wrote:All rurals have vans (or mopeds) which is the reason they give for the length of the delivery.k979aaa wrote:Are you useing a van for how do you get back to the office for a toilet break (A p*ss)!. Or are your managers extracting the p*ss out of all of you!.disgruntledpostie1 wrote:We've been doing 5-6 hour rural deliveries for years nowguvenor wrote:rumour has it rm want 4hr +del spans to safegaurd f-t employment on town walks
and 5hr rurals
anyone haerd or know about thisWe were told that rurals can deliver for any length of time (up until their finish time) but the towns remain at 3 1/2 hours.
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This is a leaflet that was handed out yesterday to the 500 or so senior Reps present at the Northampton Briefing.
It put a few different opinions into the mix as a response to the CWU PEC documents you can read above. It is an attempt to help people discuss and think about the different issues we all have to face, so we can take the right policies to the members.
Things are in flux around some of the details of how we go forward, but as a whole the Reps recognise we have serious challenges to step up to, and we have to fight for the sort of 'modernisation' agreement that will benefit posties, rather than just save money for the company.
:lfo GONE!
:cfo Next?

It put a few different opinions into the mix as a response to the CWU PEC documents you can read above. It is an attempt to help people discuss and think about the different issues we all have to face, so we can take the right policies to the members.
Things are in flux around some of the details of how we go forward, but as a whole the Reps recognise we have serious challenges to step up to, and we have to fight for the sort of 'modernisation' agreement that will benefit posties, rather than just save money for the company.
:lfo GONE!
:cfo Next?
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Do you have a CWU Rep? If so, why haven't your 5-6 hr deliveries been reduced?disgruntledpostie1 wrote:We've been doing 5-6 hour rural deliveries for years nowguvenor wrote:rumour has it rm want 4hr +del spans to safegaurd f-t employment on town walks
and 5hr rurals
anyone haerd or know about thisWe were told that rurals can deliver for any length of time (up until their finish time) but the towns remain at 3 1/2 hours.
Rurals are supposed to be 4.5 hrs maximum. As usual RM will feed you whatever bullsh*t suits them.
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Ah, just noticed that your 5-6 hr duties are in vans.
DOH!
The 4.5 hr limit applies to foot walks, and driving deliveries will be exempt.
You do need access to facilities though: toilets, meal break stops to eat a warm meal in winter, for instance.
DOH!
The 4.5 hr limit applies to foot walks, and driving deliveries will be exempt.
You do need access to facilities though: toilets, meal break stops to eat a warm meal in winter, for instance.
When it comes down to it, full-time release reps like me don't have to do the job, the ordinary rank and file do.
Full-time reps sometimes need reminding who they represent. There's no time like the present...
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I think you'll find that it's 3 1/2 hours for town walks and every thing else will have a van.Midge wrote:Ah, just noticed that your 5-6 hr duties are in vans.
DOH!![]()
The 4.5 hr limit applies to foot walks, and driving deliveries will be exempt.
You do need access to facilities though: toilets, meal break stops to eat a warm meal in winter, for instance.
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Yep 3 1/2hrs town foot walks.
4 1/2 hrs rural foot walks.
4 1/2 hrs rural foot walks.
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Any walk should be only 3 1/2 hours and only if there is a van should it be over that limit.Midge wrote:Yep 3 1/2hrs town foot walks.
4 1/2 hrs rural foot walks.
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