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whose time for d2d's

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Iv'e been told that d2d's are to be prepped in our own time and if we go over our time out on delivery when delivering them we can't claim it.
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The prep bit has been discussed on here before - it's another management lie. You do what you want in your own time, never what they say.
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shadow your best bet is to do a search from above RMC toolbar and where it says keyword enter d2d and get truly enlightened :wave
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shadow wrote:Iv'e been told that d2d's are to be prepped in our own time and if we go over our time out on delivery when delivering them we can't claim it.
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Nice one teebs,i'll put it in the original thread.
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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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Re: whose time for d2d's

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Thanks for that. Take it that agreement has never changed.
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they tried that in our office a few weeks back i just happend to have a copy of the agreement they had no option but to back down :nana :nana
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ldsposti wrote:they tried that in our office a few weeks back i just happend to have a copy of the agreement they had no option but to back down :nana :nana
Any advice as we have a long running dispute with management who fail to recognise this and cause only one postie does d2d in work time he is victimised
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belle wrote:
ldsposti wrote:they tried that in our office a few weeks back i just happend to have a copy of the agreement they had no option but to back down :nana :nana
Any advice as we have a long running dispute with management who fail to recognise this and cause only one postie does d2d in work time he is victimised
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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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Post by tragictramp »

my problem with d2d's these days is that my rep and manager reckons i shouldnt prep them at all and carry them in my pouch, i tell them this is inpractical and they say well thats what ure supposed to do, lying rats the pair of em
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ldsposti wrote:they tried that in our office a few weeks back i just happend to have a copy of the agreement they had no option but to back down :nana :nana
I find that Memory Sticks are useful for that. It saves carrying about reams of paper. But you have the agreements to hand, at all times.
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shadow wrote:Iv'e been told that d2d's are to be prepped in our own time and if we go over our time out on delivery when delivering them we can't claim it.
To deliver d2d's RM pay you. Therefore it is part of RM's contract to you, therefore you prep. them in work time.
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Re: whose time for d2d's

Post by shelanda »

greynut wrote:
shadow wrote:Iv'e been told that d2d's are to be prepped in our own time and if we go over our time out on delivery when delivering them we can't claim it.
To deliver d2d's RM pay you. Therefore it is part of RM's contract to you, therefore you prep. them in work time.
The agreement is 20% a day if you prep ALL at once and go over your time because you have done more than 20% then you have given them reason to complain, but if you stick to 20% per day they have NO argument it is the agreement and should be worked in to all revisions
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This still going on!!!! I had that fight 2!!! I even brought the agreement in and wacked in front of them, the dozy DOM said "oh but thats not a royal mail Agreement"!!!!! Then what the star star is it? "oh that is a union thing!!!! Plonker!
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