what if the customers on each walk that is being lapsed started a petiton to hand over to :lfo :cfo :mfo postcom etc complaing about the piss poor sevice they are now recieving due to lapsing
i know in an office near me that some customers are not happy that 1 side of the street is getting there mail in the morning as the postie does his bit of lapsing first and the other side are getting it in the afternoon as the other postie is doing it after his own delivery
this could even be the case for houses next to each other depending on how a street is split
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westlondonpostie
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Re: what if
It would be better if they did it for they're MP, Crozier and Mandelsorearse would only bang on about how we need more investment and how this can only be gained by full privatisation.
If the public got on to they're MP's and say that they are not happy with the service they are getting, it would put pressure on Crozier to answer the publics concerns in front of a parliamentary committee.
If the public got on to they're MP's and say that they are not happy with the service they are getting, it would put pressure on Crozier to answer the publics concerns in front of a parliamentary committee.
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hubbahubba
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Re: what if
Anyone care to explain "lapsing"to a bloke who has only ever worked in PROC,and what is the lastest "bright idea"westlondonpostie wrote:It would be better if they did it for they're MP, Crozier and Mandelsorearse would only bang on about how we need more investment and how this can only be gained by full privatisation.
If the public got on to they're MP's and say that they are not happy with the service they are getting, it would put pressure on Crozier to answer the publics concerns in front of a parliamentary committee.
same as it ever was...