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Pat on back for sledging posties
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dvbuk55
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Re: Pat on back for sledging posties
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DGP1
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Re: Pat on back for sledging posties
Stop teasing medvbuk55 wrote:It involves a tractor and quite a bit of ploughing ....................oh and the soundtrack is by Shag Connors and the Carrot CrunchersDGP1 wrote:YESdvbuk55 wrote:Psst! Want to buy a risque video.......................fishtank wrote:![]()
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shaunman
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Re: Pat on back for sledging posties
Can't wait till 1 of them breaks there legs then get a stage 1 warning! Welcome to the company that cares
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swpostie
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Re: Pat on back for sledging posties
Good on them for using their initiative and getting the job done.
People are using the weather as an excuse to not do the job - in many cases without even trying, melodramatically saying it's not worth the risk.
Cobblers!
I've been able to deliver to every address on my route - it's been icy and slippery but I haven't fallen over.
It's surprising what you can do when you put your mind to it.
People are using the weather as an excuse to not do the job - in many cases without even trying, melodramatically saying it's not worth the risk.
Cobblers!
I've been able to deliver to every address on my route - it's been icy and slippery but I haven't fallen over.
It's surprising what you can do when you put your mind to it.
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dounome
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Re: Pat on back for sledging posties
Hear hear, i havent missed a delivery either, just had to take more time and be more careful, too many people use any excuse and cant wait to quote health and safety to you, if i was to listen to them i would never leave the office even on a sunny day incase sun blinded me and i didnt see car that would inevitably knock me over.swpostie wrote:Good on them for using their initiative and getting the job done.
People are using the weather as an excuse to not do the job - in many cases without even trying, melodramatically saying it's not worth the risk.
Cobblers!
I've been able to deliver to every address on my route - it's been icy and slippery but I haven't fallen over.
It's surprising what you can do when you put your mind to it.
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AnotherLimey
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Re: Pat on back for sledging posties
Good on you two heroes above
Wait until you do slip and end up on a stage warning and fast tracked out the door, a young lad in our office fell and broke his arm a couple of months ago, he is part time and was taken off pay while sick and when he returned to work four weeks earlier than his doctor signed him off for just so he could earn money was promptly put on a 1st stage sick warning
You keep being a hero, i'll stay in until it's completly safe to preform my delivery
Wait until you do slip and end up on a stage warning and fast tracked out the door, a young lad in our office fell and broke his arm a couple of months ago, he is part time and was taken off pay while sick and when he returned to work four weeks earlier than his doctor signed him off for just so he could earn money was promptly put on a 1st stage sick warning
You keep being a hero, i'll stay in until it's completly safe to preform my delivery
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dounome
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Re: Pat on back for sledging posties
not a hero, just someone who isnt workshyAnotherLimey wrote:Good on you two heroes above![]()
Wait until you do slip and end up on a stage warning and fast tracked out the door, a young lad in our office fell and broke his arm a couple of months ago, he is part time and was taken off pay while sick and when he returned to work four weeks earlier than his doctor signed him off for just so he could earn money was promptly put on a 1st stage sick warning![]()
You keep being a hero, i'll stay in until it's completly safe to preform my delivery
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Pat on back for sledging posties
dounome wrote:not a hero, just someone who isnt workshyAnotherLimey wrote:Good on you two heroes above![]()
Wait until you do slip and end up on a stage warning and fast tracked out the door, a young lad in our office fell and broke his arm a couple of months ago, he is part time and was taken off pay while sick and when he returned to work four weeks earlier than his doctor signed him off for just so he could earn money was promptly put on a 1st stage sick warning![]()
You keep being a hero, i'll stay in until it's completly safe to preform my delivery
Sorry but as its not the Posties who make the decision on whether or not to send deliveries out but Management this is a pointless and circular argument.
Posties can make an individual decision not to deliver to single addresses or roads if they believe their H&S may be at risk. At my DO we have been set out every day but the DOM and Lineos have been OK if we bring back mail correctly endorsed if we think it was dangerous to deliver.
Obviously dounome has assessed each delivery point as acceptable and therefore has delivered. Another Limey cannot decide not to deliver for 7 days that's a management decision for which they have to answer to to their own manager.
So to be blunt stop arguing and sniping at each other there are other more important issues to get our teeth into.
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AnotherLimey
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Re: Pat on back for sledging posties
I have been a walking postman for 21 years, I have worked fulltime since i left school on friday and started a job on the monday, I am not workshy as you put it, I am very good at my job and work hard, i will not however put my job at risk while the managers sit in the office eating Greggs and chating the DOM support up, Mkay?dounome wrote:not a hero, just someone who isnt workshyAnotherLimey wrote:Good on you two heroes above![]()
Wait until you do slip and end up on a stage warning and fast tracked out the door, a young lad in our office fell and broke his arm a couple of months ago, he is part time and was taken off pay while sick and when he returned to work four weeks earlier than his doctor signed him off for just so he could earn money was promptly put on a 1st stage sick warning![]()
You keep being a hero, i'll stay in until it's completly safe to preform my delivery
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Pat on back for sledging posties
TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
So to be blunt stop arguing and sniping at each other there are other more important issues to get our teeth into.
I bet these people are posting on the "Wearing shorts in winter" threads as well .
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Fluke
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Re: Pat on back for sledging posties
Or it may be that the weather maybe milder where you are!swpostie wrote:Good on them for using their initiative and getting the job done.
People are using the weather as an excuse to not do the job - in many cases without even trying, melodramatically saying it's not worth the risk.
Cobblers!
I've been able to deliver to every address on my route - it's been icy and slippery but I haven't fallen over.
It's surprising what you can do when you put your mind to it.
BTW. When sombody uses equipment that has not been risk assessed and has no safe systems of work in place, their initiative is not questioned - its their stupidity thats confirmed.
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Fluke
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Re: Pat on back for sledging posties
You speak the truth TBT.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:dounome wrote:not a hero, just someone who isnt workshyAnotherLimey wrote:Good on you two heroes above![]()
Wait until you do slip and end up on a stage warning and fast tracked out the door, a young lad in our office fell and broke his arm a couple of months ago, he is part time and was taken off pay while sick and when he returned to work four weeks earlier than his doctor signed him off for just so he could earn money was promptly put on a 1st stage sick warning![]()
You keep being a hero, i'll stay in until it's completly safe to preform my delivery
Sorry but as its not the Posties who make the decision on whether or not to send deliveries out but Management this is a pointless and circular argument.
Posties can make an individual decision not to deliver to single addresses or roads if they believe their H&S may be at risk. At my DO we have been set out every day but the DOM and Lineos have been OK if we bring back mail correctly endorsed if we think it was dangerous to deliver.
Obviously dounome has assessed each delivery point as acceptable and therefore has delivered. Another Limey cannot decide not to deliver for 7 days that's a management decision for which they have to answer to to their own manager.
So to be blunt stop arguing and sniping at each other there are other more important issues to get our teeth into.
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dounome
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Re: Pat on back for sledging posties
what started out just being a funny and light hearted story descended into deep discussion and disagreement, dont think thats what was intended when poster posted. 
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fishtank
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Re: Pat on back for sledging posties
dounome wrote:what started out just being a funny and light hearted story descended into deep discussion and disagreement, dont think thats what was intended when poster posted.
To be fair dounome inserting the word "workshy" into a debate is hardly likely to keep things "funny and light hearted ".
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dounome
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yes in hindsight i have to agree and for that i apologise, please forgive me all i offendedfishtank wrote:dounome wrote:what started out just being a funny and light hearted story descended into deep discussion and disagreement, dont think thats what was intended when poster posted.
To be fair dounome inserting the word "workshy" into a debate is hardly likely to keep things "funny and light hearted ".![]()