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cant believe this!!!
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rowdogg
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cant believe this!!!
on duty this morning, delivery, and whilst i was delivering i saw the postie who usually does the round with a bag on his back....
turns out he was working his day off delivering d2d's!!!!!! what the f?!
some people are crazy!!!
turns out he was working his day off delivering d2d's!!!!!! what the f?!
some people are crazy!!!
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lekker
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Re: cant believe this!!!
we've got one of those. Surprises me that the management don't suggest he does it on a Sunday then 10 of them can come in and supervise on docket 
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morleyposty
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Re: cant believe this!!!
im sure this sort of thing goes on in many if not every do's.
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Digger1975
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Re: cant believe this!!!
It used to happen in our office as one of the guys used to do another duties door to doors on his day off!! Think he stopped doing it in the end as some weeks it was taking him 3 hours to do them for about 6 notes!!
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: cant believe this!!!
They have already tried it according to one thread: http://www.royalmailchat.co.uk/communit ... ay#p145439" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;lekker wrote:we've got one of those. Surprises me that the management don't suggest he does it on a Sunday then 10 of them can come in and supervise on docket
and here is a postie reporting one doing it on a sunday off his own backtiredwalker wrote: I've only once in two years not completed at the end of week and that was cos I kept threatning to cut off so was told to leave d2d them days, what they did not realize was by the end of the week it was impossible to complete. They even tried finish next week (no chance not doing 4 some days and then do then sunday while you are off, again a great big fat no. In the end the DOM relented and they failed. Well not quite they booked them as done.
dubdaz wrote:I was out walking my dog years ago and caught my postman delivering his d2ds out of a satchel.Only thing was it was a Sunday
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Puppetmaster
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Re: cant believe this!!!
Nothinng new,seen this so many times!
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ad0128
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Re: cant believe this!!!
have to be hones t nd say that if I was offered somebodies complete d2d's as extra i'd do them on my day off. Only being on 22.5 hours the extra £20 or so would be really helpful.
I understand how some people view this as dumb but its the desperation of the times
I understand how some people view this as dumb but its the desperation of the times
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tragictramp
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Re: cant believe this!!!
well if anyone wants to do mine for the money go ahead 
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banner18
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Re: cant believe this!!!
Some people do them when they are backlogged on a walk.
Im doing some one day next week on my week off. Theres about 8 sets of d2ds and it will take me about 3 hours and earn me about 130 quid. Doesn't sound that dumb to me or am I missing something?
Im doing some one day next week on my week off. Theres about 8 sets of d2ds and it will take me about 3 hours and earn me about 130 quid. Doesn't sound that dumb to me or am I missing something?
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dubdaz
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Re: cant believe this!!!
Just pray you dont have an accident as it wont be classed as an accident at work,therefore there attitude would be "tough titty" to any time off you may need.I know it sounds far fetched,but the amount of people doing this sort of thing the odds are it will happen to one of them.banner18 wrote:Some people do them when they are backlogged on a walk.
Im doing some one day next week on my week off. Theres about 8 sets of d2ds and it will take me about 3 hours and earn me about 130 quid. Doesn't sound that dumb to me or am I missing something?
Any married man should forget his mistakes. There's no use in two people remembering the same thing.
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dvbuk55
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Re: cant believe this!!!
In the run up to the new agreement on D2D I would think this practice will disappear. It's time the union got a grip of these negotiations over pay and modernisation including D2D considering it's supposed to have been done and dusted by April 2008. We see all sorts of rubbish on the union web site which has absolutely nothing to do with us.
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lekker
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Re: cant believe this!!!
8 sets of D2D is 3 walks. If you can do that in 3 hours I reckon your walks are dead easy or you are on something. 
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banner18
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Re: cant believe this!!!
8 d2ds for the same walk, there backlogged from weeks ago, and I'm not boasting about, just giving a reason why it may be worth it.lekker wrote:8 sets of D2D is 3 walks. If you can do that in 3 hours I reckon your walks are dead easy or you are on something.
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banner18
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Re: cant believe this!!!
You could fall over and break your neck walking to the shops, so what should anyone do in their spare time, sit in a tomb?dubdaz wrote:Just pray you dont have an accident as it wont be classed as an accident at work,therefore there attitude would be "tough titty" to any time off you may need.I know it sounds far fetched,but the amount of people doing this sort of thing the odds are it will happen to one of them.banner18 wrote:Some people do them when they are backlogged on a walk.
Im doing some one day next week on my week off. Theres about 8 sets of d2ds and it will take me about 3 hours and earn me about 130 quid. Doesn't sound that dumb to me or am I missing something?
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rowdogg
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Re: cant believe this!!!
^^^maybe erm have a day off??? and course you can do 3 sets o d2ds in 3hrs!!! :-)
if thats true why wasnt ur manager making sure they went out in the correct week?? sak him!
if thats true why wasnt ur manager making sure they went out in the correct week?? sak him!