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Planning the introduction of D2D into workload:Doc

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The National Agreement (Business Transformation 2010 and Beyond) reached between Royal Mail and the CWU requires that Door to Door (D2D) will be placed into measured workload and delivered over 6 days, 52 weeks a year. This paper sets out the optimum way in which Delivery Managers should plan their operation to cater for this change. Further guidelines are also provided beneath on managing the interim arrangements.

Enjoy,or rather not enjoy as the case may be...

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dingo wrote:As a result of yesterdays meeting Royal Mail have informed the CWU that they have withdrawn the documents on door to door and delivery design which have been posted on here.

Instead Royal Mail confirmed to the union they want agreements which both sides believe are fair and have both got confidence in..

Not a bad start.

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so let me get this straight

when my manager AND my rep told me there would be 'no immediate' increase in d2d if the agreement went through - in fact they said it would be at least 6 months before we noticed any change - they were lying

and when they both stood in wtl and told us our walks would get smaller - they were lying

well what a surprise! good job I voted no

and if it is a yes vote then I am out of a union that has lied to me - sadly you expect to get shafted by RM to be shafted by someone you are paying to represent you I don't think so
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feduppostie wrote:so let me get this straight

when my manager AND my rep told me there would be 'no immediate' increase in d2d if the agreement went through - in fact they said it would be at least 6 months before we noticed any change - they were lying

and when they both stood in wtl and told us our walks would get smaller - they were lying

well what a surprise! good job I voted no

and if it is a yes vote then I am out of a union that has lied to me - sadly you expect to get shafted by RM to be shafted by someone you are paying to represent you I don't think so
Sorry, but how did anyone really believe that dels would get smaller, everything was pointing to more outdoor work not less ;liar ;liar
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I know what you mean

I didn't believe it but many took the word of their rep

it's disgusting
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feduppostie wrote:I know what you mean

I didn't believe it but many took the word of their rep

it's disgusting
Really do feel sorry for anyone who was lied to over this, the inevitable may happen but,
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8 D2D sales are expected to ramp up as follows: 4 items from Agreement, 5 items from 12th July (to be confirmed) , 6 items from 3rd January and thereafter greater volumes as delivery methods roll out continues and D2D automation comes on stream. However, not all units should expect to match this profile if they are in low demand areas.
I am quite frankly shocked at the lies told to sell this agreement. :evil/mad
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fishtank wrote:
8 D2D sales are expected to ramp up as follows: 4 items from Agreement, 5 items from 12th July (to be confirmed) , 6 items from 3rd January and thereafter greater volumes as delivery methods roll out continues and D2D automation comes on stream. However, not all units should expect to match this profile if they are in low demand areas.
I am quite frankly shocked at the lies told to sell this agreement. :evil/mad
And when theses D2D's get put into a sleeve,we're down to one,and then MORE cuts.
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grim. :cry
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That's funny, I do my D2Ds in my duty time so that means that I wont have anytime extra added to compensate :chuckle

Screws up the others who do my duty though :wink:
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So that nails it then, they know its a yes vote tomorrow. Actually I seen that map of britain last week.

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Royal Mails implementation plan looks very different from the picture painted by some deal sellers. Must be a misunderstanding :whistle
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Funny how or( not) all this information is kept low key until the eve of the agreement,maybe it should have been mentioned in the agreement......a wonder why!!!
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BELIAL wrote:Royal Mails implementation plan looks very different from the picture painted by some deal sellers. Must be a misunderstanding :whistle
:silenced :silenced I was thinking the same :whistle
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If your office has been planned by Geo Route in the past,then your call rates are totally wrong judging by the calculations in this document.
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Steviea34 wrote: Sorry, but how did anyone really believe that dels would get smaller,

It seems so :arrrghhh ,it'll be the same folk who were gutted when the Easter bunny left them f**k all this month!
Big clue for me was when they said delivery spans would be unspecified,i wonder why they said that? :hmmmm
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