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D2D Presentation.
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Big Daz
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Re: D2D Presentation.
TBT, Janitor
Good points, especially the saturday one.
Good points, especially the saturday one.
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realmichael
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Re: D2D Presentation.
or better still christmas eve
"don't forget our boxing day sale starts at 9am"
"don't forget our boxing day sale starts at 9am"
"Workers of the world unite; you have nothing to lose but your chains."
"Without doubt, machinery has greatly increased the number of well-to-do idlers."
"An ounce of action is worth a ton of theory"
"Without doubt, machinery has greatly increased the number of well-to-do idlers."
"An ounce of action is worth a ton of theory"
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fishtank
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Re: D2D Presentation.
realmichael wrote:or better still christmas eve
"don't forget our boxing day sale starts at 9am"
It is pretty obvious that the lead up to Christmas could be a big earner for Royal Mail in respect of D2D.
I personally can't wait.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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Big Daz
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Re: D2D Presentation.
fishtank wrote:realmichael wrote:or better still christmas eve
"don't forget our boxing day sale starts at 9am"
It is pretty obvious that the lead up to Christmas could be a big earner for Royal Mail in respect of D2D.
I personally can't wait.
Does that mean a return to the days of overtime galore at xmas
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fishtank
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Re: D2D Presentation.
No daz i would imagine the drop off in business mail at christmas will be used as an excuse to fill that "hole" in indoor workload with D2D.Big Daz wrote:
Does that mean a return to the days of overtime galore at xmas
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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DirtyHarry
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Re: D2D Presentation.
I have a nasty feeling I'll be off on the sick come the fortnight before Christmas, I can feel it in me bones.fishtank wrote:realmichael wrote:or better still christmas eve
"don't forget our boxing day sale starts at 9am"
It is pretty obvious that the lead up to Christmas could be a big earner for Royal Mail in respect of D2D.
I personally can't wait.
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wide-boy66
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Re: D2D Presentation.
just tick the box marked no that should tell the royal mail and the union were the stick the new aggreement its were the sun dont shine 
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RookiePostie
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Yup... we were discussing the agreement today during WTL and the D2D thing is a huge sore point... no way in hell we'll be voting yes anyway.wide-boy66 wrote:just tick the box marked no that should tell the royal mail and the union were the stick the new aggreement its were the sun dont shine
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dvbuk55
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Re: D2D Presentation.
Lets hope the Dr will be able to feel your bones too because from 1st April he won't necessarily be signing you off work, rather he will make a declaration as to what he thinks you are fit for - I dread to think what she thinks I'm fit for - still FA won't take up too much space.DirtyHarry wrote:I have a nasty feeling I'll be off on the sick come the fortnight before Christmas, I can feel it in me bones.fishtank wrote:realmichael wrote:or better still christmas eve
"don't forget our boxing day sale starts at 9am"
It is pretty obvious that the lead up to Christmas could be a big earner for Royal Mail in respect of D2D.
I personally can't wait.
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fishtank
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Re: D2D Presentation.
These "fit notes" could be an interesting dilemma for Royal Mail who in my experience would much rather you were off sick than cluttering up the D.O on light duties.dvbuk55 wrote:
Lets hope the Dr will be able to feel your bones too because from 1st April he won't necessarily be signing you off work, rather he will make a declaration as to what he thinks you are fit for - I dread to think what she thinks I'm fit for - still FA won't take up too much space.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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dvbuk55
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Re: D2D Presentation.
I don't know if you've seen one ft but we were discussing them a couple of days ago, actually last week and I personally found it a difficult concept to grasp. How is a Dr to know what your job entails merely from a simple query like where do you work? or what's your job? - I would say postman and I suppose that would conjure an image of someone struggling up the path with a bag of mail - which would be totally wrong and I could be signed off as unfit when in reality I could do the work I do within reason.fishtank wrote:These "fit notes" could be an interesting dilemma for Royal Mail who in my experience would much rather you were off sick than cluttering up the D.O on light duties.dvbuk55 wrote:
Lets hope the Dr will be able to feel your bones too because from 1st April he won't necessarily be signing you off work, rather he will make a declaration as to what he thinks you are fit for - I dread to think what she thinks I'm fit for - still FA won't take up too much space.
Then there is the image of an Area Rep - which could well conjure up a vision of someone relaxing on stacks of cushions feasting on turkish delight smoking through one of those hookahs with a bevy of beauties in attendance and a couple of OPGs fanning him with a large ostrich feather fan - after they've completed their 8 hour delivery with 2000 D2Ds
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Big Daz
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Re: D2D Presentation.
dvbuk55 wrote:I don't know if you've seen one ft but we were discussing them a couple of days ago, actually last week and I personally found it a difficult concept to grasp. How is a Dr to know what your job entails merely from a simple query like where do you work? or what's your job? - I would say postman and I suppose that would conjure an image of someone struggling up the path with a bag of mail - which would be totally wrong and I could be signed off as unfit when in reality I could do the work I do within reason.fishtank wrote:These "fit notes" could be an interesting dilemma for Royal Mail who in my experience would much rather you were off sick than cluttering up the D.O on light duties.dvbuk55 wrote:
Lets hope the Dr will be able to feel your bones too because from 1st April he won't necessarily be signing you off work, rather he will make a declaration as to what he thinks you are fit for - I dread to think what she thinks I'm fit for - still FA won't take up too much space.
Then there is the image of an Area Rep - which could well conjure up a vision of someone relaxing on stacks of cushions feasting on turkish delight smoking through one of those hookahs with a bevy of beauties in attendance and a couple of OPGs fanning him with a large ostrich feather fan - after they've completed their 8 hour delivery with 2000 D2Ds![]()
Aah, now I know what happend to your hand maidens, you sold them to your area reps
Did you sell the shed as well?
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dvbuk55
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Re: D2D Presentation.
Do they call you elephant man BD - that I think is from a very old thread and maybe another forumBig Daz wrote:dvbuk55 wrote:I don't know if you've seen one ft but we were discussing them a couple of days ago, actually last week and I personally found it a difficult concept to grasp. How is a Dr to know what your job entails merely from a simple query like where do you work? or what's your job? - I would say postman and I suppose that would conjure an image of someone struggling up the path with a bag of mail - which would be totally wrong and I could be signed off as unfit when in reality I could do the work I do within reason.fishtank wrote:These "fit notes" could be an interesting dilemma for Royal Mail who in my experience would much rather you were off sick than cluttering up the D.O on light duties.dvbuk55 wrote:
Lets hope the Dr will be able to feel your bones too because from 1st April he won't necessarily be signing you off work, rather he will make a declaration as to what he thinks you are fit for - I dread to think what she thinks I'm fit for - still FA won't take up too much space.
Then there is the image of an Area Rep - which could well conjure up a vision of someone relaxing on stacks of cushions feasting on turkish delight smoking through one of those hookahs with a bevy of beauties in attendance and a couple of OPGs fanning him with a large ostrich feather fan - after they've completed their 8 hour delivery with 2000 D2Ds![]()
Aah, now I know what happend to your hand maidens, you sold them to your area reps![]()
Did you sell the shed as well?
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Big Daz
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Re: D2D Presentation.
Shed thread, CWU forum
You were such a chilled out fellow back then
You were such a chilled out fellow back then
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dvbuk55
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Re: D2D Presentation.
That is not possible BD - that was well before my timeBig Daz wrote:Shed thread, CWU forum
You were such a chilled out fellow back then
I must admit daz things were a lot better then, there wasn't really any contentious unfair issues to mar the forum - there may have been an odd banning but nothing too riotous and it was funny - now there is a great deal to be concerned about and my upbringing and background make me probably too aggressive but there are serious problems within the union and the workplace that need to be addressed, not that I am going to change things but someone with the necessary skills may well take up the challenge this sets - is it you?