Too expensive plus it would take too much effort to put them into general issue.shadow wrote:Thanks dgp. Do you know what happened to the new uniforms that were out about a year ago i.e red fleece and combat trousers.
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Accident ...Royal mail shoes
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DGP1
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Re: Accident ...Royal mail shoes
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
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DGP1
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Re: Accident ...Royal mail shoes
All private doctors letters cost that but lets face it, how much do you value your foot/ankle/knee/hipspizz_flap wrote:shadow wrote:My dom picked me up on not having their shoes on. He said if I got an exemption cert that I could get up to £30 towards a pair of shoes as long as they were of the same spec. Does anybody know if I bought a decent pair of walking shoes if I would still get the money.
My quack wanted £15 for a cert
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Stormproof
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Re: Accident ...Royal mail shoes
Magnums = utter Cr@p 
So keep on moving, moving, moving your feet
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Illegitimi non carborundum
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Illegitimi non carborundum
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stokes11eg
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Re: Accident ...Royal mail shoes
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pizz_flap
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Re: Accident ...Royal mail shoes
disgruntledpostie1 wrote:All private doctors letters cost that but lets face it, how much do you value your foot/ankle/knee/hipspizz_flap wrote:shadow wrote:My dom picked me up on not having their shoes on. He said if I got an exemption cert that I could get up to £30 towards a pair of shoes as long as they were of the same spec. Does anybody know if I bought a decent pair of walking shoes if I would still get the money.
My quack wanted £15 for a certbecause bad footware can affect them (not to mention your back).
True, mind you he also told me to loose weight and he's fatter than me.
After I got up off the floor I said "did you hear what I did for a living?" She said yes "You can never have enough excercise" She should become a DIM with that mouth. :mfo
I just walked away and left her................lying there!
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DGP1
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LMAO, everytime I go to the doctors I always get the same thing, lose weight and get more exercise and they seem really surprised when I tell them that I walk for more than 6 hours everyday (at a good pace) and the last time I wore my pedometer it measured about 13 miles still, I suppose they all think that we are like them, sitting on our arses for 8 hours.True, mind you he also told me to loose weight and he's fatter than me.I also went for a "well man" test last year and Nurse said what do you do for a livin. I told her. She weighed me, did my height, blood press and all that. At the finnish she said ......wait for it......You need more excercise, when you get in from work why dont you go for a walk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! True.
After I got up off the floor I said "did you hear what I did for a living?" She said yes "You can never have enough excercise" She should become a DIM with that mouth. :mfo
I just walked away and left her................lying there!
Just think about how much fatter we would be if we didn't get all that exercise everyday
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steven100
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Re: Accident ...Royal mail shoes
Yep we need to walk more, increased walk sizes and increase our mail , thats what the doc ordered.
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pizz_flap
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Re: Accident ...Royal mail shoes
steven100 wrote:Yep we need to walk more, increased walk sizes and increase our mail , thats what the doc ordered.![]()
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streetwalker
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Re: Accident ...Royal mail shoes
I had an accident in these shite shoes 20 months ago, 91 days off sick, opreation on elbow to wire it back together, 2 days in hospital, months of physio. slipped on a dry tiled floor after going inside from damp conditions. refused to wear them so dom gave me £25 to get some shoes similar to docs.
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pizz_flap
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Re: Accident ...Royal mail shoes
streetwalker wrote:I had an accident in these shite shoes 20 months ago, 91 days off sick, opreation on elbow to wire it back together, 2 days in hospital, months of physio. slipped on a dry tiled floor after going inside from damp conditions. refused to wear them so dom gave me £25 to get some shoes similar to docs.
Did you get any compo?
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bella
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Re: Accident ...Royal mail shoes
I have a real problem with the magnum footwear, they only do unisex which means a mans fitting, they don't support my foot and cannot wear them. We had a health and safety rep at our office a couple of weeks ago and asked him about them. He suggest a docs note but like many of you have mentioned you have to pay for one. I also e-mail bob taylor the uniform manager and hes not shifting on the unisex side of it, in other words they won't pay for a ladies fitting anymore cos there are not enough of us. They are trailing dm and cat boots but know doubt still no ladies fitting. Its all to do with money but they can find enough to give themselves great bonus.
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pizz_flap
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Re: Accident ...Royal mail shoes
bella wrote:I have a real problem with the magnum footwear, they only do unisex which means a mans fitting, they don't support my foot and cannot wear them. We had a health and safety rep at our office a couple of weeks ago and asked him about them. He suggest a docs note but like many of you have mentioned you have to pay for one. I also e-mail bob taylor the uniform manager and hes not shifting on the unisex side of it, in other words they won't pay for a ladies fitting anymore cos there are not enough of us. They are trailing dm and cat boots but know doubt still no ladies fitting. Its all to do with money but they can find enough to give themselves great bonus.
I am a geeza and just ordered some umifom that was the same size i always had. I need a shoe horn to fit in them. I have heard of Embassey trousers but cant get them.
We have a preggers gal at ours and she got trousers that the queen could have a garden party in! (Invites coming soon folks)
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baldrick
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Re: Accident ...Royal mail shoes
There are more female posties/OPGs than there ever were.bella wrote: they won't pay for a ladies fitting anymore cos there are not enough of us.
It's obviously more to do with saving money for their bonuses.
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streetwalker
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Re: Accident ...Royal mail shoes
Nothing yet.. royal mail will not accept responsibility (surprise surprise) and the claim is still ongoing.pizz_flap wrote:streetwalker wrote:I had an accident in these shite shoes 20 months ago, 91 days off sick, opreation on elbow to wire it back together, 2 days in hospital, months of physio. slipped on a dry tiled floor after going inside from damp conditions. refused to wear them so dom gave me £25 to get some shoes similar to docs.
Did you get any compo?
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annann
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Re: Accident ...Royal mail shoes
streetwalker wrote:Nothing yet.. royal mail will not accept responsibility (surprise surprise) and the claim is still ongoing.pizz_flap wrote:streetwalker wrote:I had an accident in these shite shoes 20 months ago, 91 days off sick, opreation on elbow to wire it back together, 2 days in hospital, months of physio. slipped on a dry tiled floor after going inside from damp conditions. refused to wear them so dom gave me £25 to get some shoes similar to docs.
Did you get any compo?
I had an accident in these crap shoes last year, operation, 6 months off sick, physio, still not 100% fit. Haven't decided whether to put a claim in yet or not. but I suppose the more people that do claim will show how bad the footwear was.