just wondering how you calculate the 16.66667%?GHOSTman wrote:I think if this d2d stuff does come in, we definately need to make floaters, reserves and people splitting a second walk on OT more accountable. It can't be that hard can it? Sorry, I forgot....this is royal mail we're talking about.How about a daily sign off sheet that could be combined with the signing out sheets to say you have done your 20% or 16%, whatever the figure will be. One other thought, as D2D will be into workload, if your floater doesn't do them on your day off I would think it will strengthen your argument for cutting off as you will have double the D2D's to prep and deliver, so when they do their count this will work in your favour regarding traffic levels. Hopefully they'll soon get the message that the D2D's need to go on your day off....unless of course people just absorb the extra in their own time as happens now...
It cant be 16.66667% of the number of items as terraced, off the pavement houses are easier than houses with long driveways.
Will d2d therefore have to be georouted like regular mail?
I would say yes...
Cant seee our line manager caring about this. He will just shrug his shoulders and say "you've been doing it in worktime up till now so get on with it."
I dont think the union have thought this through at all.
Also were told georoute has been calculated at a 100% call rate at my office and some test "loops" are over 1200 drops. Thats at current delivery spans of 3.5 hrs. God only knows how big theyre going to be when 4 days weeks or 9 day fornights come in.
This is gonna be great!