Five years ago I'd be arguing about this with you.....Now I have to agree. How sad is it, that in so short a space of time, RM have ground every ounce of goodwill from us.bandit650 wrote:im sorry that its a crap attitude to have but they dont care so in the end why should the staff!
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What happens to the work after a 'cut off'.
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Re: What happens to the work after a 'cut off'.
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Re: What happens to the work after a 'cut off'.
Our office has mail left in it every day, and 9 times out of 10 sits there till the next day and I bet its NOT being reported to those at the top that its failing !!!
We have even had it a couple of times where mail has failed 2 days consecutively. I can't believe the manager is STILL trying to get us to absorb when everything is telling him it's not practical...Its B*!!oc%s
We have even had it a couple of times where mail has failed 2 days consecutively. I can't believe the manager is STILL trying to get us to absorb when everything is telling him it's not practical...Its B*!!oc%s
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andy2007
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Re: What happens to the work after a 'cut off'.
So why don't you report it to IB?
From what people are syaing on here. It looks like the Managers are fiddling the Q of S figures. Isn't that fraud?
From what people are syaing on here. It looks like the Managers are fiddling the Q of S figures. Isn't that fraud?
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jockstrapp
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Re: What happens to the work after a 'cut off'.
Cutt off's are quite rare but when it does happen the following happens
You want to visit my office, cut offs are a weekly occurance
It's funny but the dom does'nt mind sorting in walks (which he should'nt
) but hate having to complete cut offs 
You want to visit my office, cut offs are a weekly occurance
It's funny but the dom does'nt mind sorting in walks (which he should'nt
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steviemac
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Re: What happens to the work after a 'cut off'.
Cut off's more common due to lunch breaks and pouches being broken down requiring hand to hand transfers. Generally relief and spares cut off especially WED to SAT as they may not be accelerated out till near 11am.
Duty holders tend to complete walk and claim overtime due to long standing relationships with customers, hitting RM in the pocket is maybe more effective .
Duty holders tend to complete walk and claim overtime due to long standing relationships with customers, hitting RM in the pocket is maybe more effective .
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Re: What happens to the work after a 'cut off'.
Reliefs like me take it out. No previous or very little training on the round, maps drawn on the back of envelopes, no dog warnings given.
Normally it's about 3 - 5 trays, 1 for each area. Some of the rural areas are 5 - 10+ miles apart.
You get there, no idea where to start/finish on the roads or estates. Little old ladies calling after you if you get it wrong!
Gates you push are supposed to be pulled, gates you pull..well you get the idea. Sky mags always on the cards or BT bills, to every house.
Houses have no numbers, or there's houses with similar names, but "slightly" different, in Welsh!!!
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Normally it's about 3 - 5 trays, 1 for each area. Some of the rural areas are 5 - 10+ miles apart.
You get there, no idea where to start/finish on the roads or estates. Little old ladies calling after you if you get it wrong!
Gates you push are supposed to be pulled, gates you pull..well you get the idea. Sky mags always on the cards or BT bills, to every house.
Houses have no numbers, or there's houses with similar names, but "slightly" different, in Welsh!!!
Local dogs see you as Fresh Blood...
AARRRRRGGGHHH!!!! No wonder when I stared I had below collar length hair - no I'm a Bruce Willis double.
Fancy a challenge? Want to join the SAS? Think you're TOUGH? Then try "Heavy Day Cut offs," a job for Real men with balls, or
Female South African sprinters...
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Re: What happens to the work after a 'cut off'.
If we cut off, it goes back int our frames for uus to do the next day.....................so theres no point in cutting off...........it only adds to your workload the following day
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Re: What happens to the work after a 'cut off'.
Oh dear,willful delay,a criminal offense - best inform the constabulary if IB aren't concernedPegman wrote:If we cut off, it goes back int our frames for uus to do the next day.....................so theres no point in cutting off...........it only adds to your workload the following day
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andy2007
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Re: What happens to the work after a 'cut off'.
Has anyone tried informing IB yet?
If so. What did they say?
If so. What did they say?
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Cybitech
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Re: What happens to the work after a 'cut off'.
My understanding of 'cut-off' is.....
You let your manager know before bundling up of your intention to cut-off
Take everything out with you
Allow enough time to get back to the office and empty your van.
At the end of your duty time you should be leaving the office.
Next day, you start your delivery at the point where you finished the previous day, to clear the mail you took back to the office.
If you go over the duty-end time, and have cut-off you can not claim for the time you have gone over.
Officially the mail brought back to the office is supposed to be counted and reported as failed.
If i have got this wrong, please let me know by emailling me on brian@llanfairpg.net or simply telling me here.
You let your manager know before bundling up of your intention to cut-off
Take everything out with you
Allow enough time to get back to the office and empty your van.
At the end of your duty time you should be leaving the office.
Next day, you start your delivery at the point where you finished the previous day, to clear the mail you took back to the office.
If you go over the duty-end time, and have cut-off you can not claim for the time you have gone over.
Officially the mail brought back to the office is supposed to be counted and reported as failed.
If i have got this wrong, please let me know by emailling me on brian@llanfairpg.net or simply telling me here.
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steve1873
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Re: What happens to the work after a 'cut off'.
What gets me is the varying methods used from office to office. Surely there should be a standardised system in place, should the workload exceed your contracted hours and you do not wish to VOLUNTEER your services beyond that point.
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Re: What happens to the work after a 'cut off'.
At my DO the Docket Kings and Queens grab it as soon as its offered - actually with us its easier to check with them and then tell the DOM who is willing to do it rather than leave if for them to sort out. 
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Re: What happens to the work after a 'cut off'.
What would we do without mangerslinkinpark wrote:TrueBlueTerrier wrote:At my DO the Docket Kings and Queens grab it as soon as its offered - actually with us its easier to check with them and then tell the DOM who is willing to do it rather than leave if for them to sort out.
HA HA Your a wanna be manager then aint ya? LOL. Sorry just kidding i ask a few people i know that need the cash first before going to the managers as well.
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Re: What happens to the work after a 'cut off'.
More please
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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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The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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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The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.