d2d part timers spares

[LJR]

I will be doing 80% an not a single one more.

And frankly I couldnt care who throws them in on my day off, or if they're not done, cos I still wont be doing them.

Here we have a scenario begging to be a disaster.

Joe, the cover on your day off, realises there is a sh1t load of D2D to go and decides to take a sickie, they draft in Sam at short notice who says I'm not prepared to do the D2D but I'll clear the delivery. Now you and I know the D2D is going to become part of the workload and save untold jobs, total bullshit of course, however the line manager desperate to get rid of the delivery says OK. Next day you walk in to be faced with 33.2% of D2D, you are told that because it is workload YOU have to take them - what do you do?

I would think a grievance against the LM and and Sam or wilful delay and then cut off.

[dvbuk55]

I will be doing 80% an not a single one more.

And frankly I couldnt care who throws them in on my day off, or if they're not done, cos I still wont be doing them.

Here we have a scenario begging to be a disaster.

Joe, the cover on your day off, realises there is a sh1t load of D2D to go and decides to take a sickie, they draft in Sam at short notice who says I'm not prepared to do the D2D but I'll clear the delivery. Now you and I know the D2D is going to become part of the workload and save untold jobs, total bullshit of course, however the line manager desperate to get rid of the delivery says OK. Next day you walk in to be faced with 33.2% of D2D, you are told that because it is workload YOU have to take them - what do you do?

I would think a grievance against the LM and and Sam or wilful delay and then cut off.

Ah yes - but there is expediency which allows for delay and bearing in mind that they are not time sensitive YET - Sam has agreement from the line manager to leave them in, your day has just been extended by 30 mins to allow for flexibility, which you will/may recover tomorrow or not - a grievance may well be considered vexatious and you will be working to your time.

[REDLETTER]

I will be doing 80% an not a single one more.

And frankly I couldnt care who throws them in on my day off, or if they're not done, cos I still wont be doing them.

Here we have a scenario begging to be a disaster.

Joe, the cover on your day off, realises there is a sh1t load of D2D to go and decides to take a sickie, they draft in Sam at short notice who says I'm not prepared to do the D2D but I'll clear the delivery. Now you and I know the D2D is going to become part of the workload and save untold jobs, total bullshit of course, however the line manager desperate to get rid of the delivery says OK. Next day you walk in to be faced with 33.2% of D2D, you are told that because it is workload YOU have to take them - what do you do?

But if Sam wants to do the delivery he would HAVE to take the D2Ds as they ARE part of his workload for the day, no matter what a dense LM thinks he can get away with!

[dvbuk55]

I will be doing 80% an not a single one more.

And frankly I couldnt care who throws them in on my day off, or if they're not done, cos I still wont be doing them.

Here we have a scenario begging to be a disaster.

Joe, the cover on your day off, realises there is a sh1t load of D2D to go and decides to take a sickie, they draft in Sam at short notice who says I'm not prepared to do the D2D but I'll clear the delivery. Now you and I know the D2D is going to become part of the workload and save untold jobs, total bullshit of course, however the line manager desperate to get rid of the delivery says OK. Next day you walk in to be faced with 33.2% of D2D, you are told that because it is workload YOU have to take them - what do you do?

But if Sam wants to do the delivery he would HAVE to take the D2Ds as they ARE part of his workload for the day, no matter what a dense LM thinks he can get away with!

Sam doesn't WANT to do the delivery, Sam wants a deal and the line manager wants rid of the delivery - believe me that scenario is going to happen.

[REDLETTER]

I will be doing 80% an not a single one more.

And frankly I couldnt care who throws them in on my day off, or if they're not done, cos I still wont be doing them.

Here we have a scenario begging to be a disaster.

Joe, the cover on your day off, realises there is a sh1t load of D2D to go and decides to take a sickie, they draft in Sam at short notice who says I'm not prepared to do the D2D but I'll clear the delivery. Now you and I know the D2D is going to become part of the workload and save untold jobs, total bullshit of course, however the line manager desperate to get rid of the delivery says OK. Next day you walk in to be faced with 33.2% of D2D, you are told that because it is workload YOU have to take them - what do you do?

But if Sam wants to do the delivery he would HAVE to take the D2Ds as they ARE part of his workload for the day, no matter what a dense LM thinks he can get away with!

Sam doesn't WANT to do the delivery, Sam wants a deal and the line manager wants rid of the delivery - believe me that scenario is going to happen.

Deal or No Deal

Sam hasn't any choice...welcome to the NEW Royal Mail, oh and Joe the cover just got the sack for taking 1 sickie too many

[POSTMAN]

How about giving Sam a kick in the bollox for stitching up his work mates.

Just a thought.

[belle smith]

How about giving Sam a kick in the bollox for stitching up his work mates.

Just a thought.

Nice thought....theres an awful lot of sams out there though, i thinking of joining them.

[postghost]

I'll be keeping a record of what D2D's I have delivered for the week to date, down to every last house number.

I will then sign and ask my floater to sign to confirm the delivery points they delivered to. I will then give the manager a copy and keep one for myself.

Too much room for getting shafted on this. I ain't going to be one of them!!

[mailmonkey]

He'd better do them. He might not like doing them, but there's no chance I'll have time now.
Oh, and if he's getting £20 for doing 1 day's worth and I'm getting £20 for doing 5, then he sure as sherbert can do them!

No, he won't be getting 20quid for 1 day's worth, cos he will be covering other rounds on other days.

If he only covers one round on one day, he will be getting 4quid, before tax to do it.

Some of you full-timers, some of you, really are totally deluded with your ideas of how "easy" us part-timers get it.

[proper postie]

Do what I do,sign off every street on the sheet in advance (that you are going to do) and leave as close to 120 as you can for the floater.If he doesn't do them it's his fault not yours.Pretty bullet proof doing it that way.

I've had a guy go out after his shift to complete streets for not doing them on my day off.I know it's shite for him,but he should have done them in the first place.

[dvbuk55]

How about giving Sam a kick in the bollox for stitching up his work mates.

Just a thought.

And a sound thought too pmn, is it too late to get it in the agreement?

[montriff]

"I've had a guy go out after his shift to complete streets for not doing them on my day off.I know it's shite for him,but he should have done them in the first place."
Thats the fairest way to deal with it but we all know it won't happen .At the end of the day if the floater doesn't do them its willful delay and managment should have the balls to deal with it, but that won't happen either

[postghost]

Do what I do,sign off every street on the sheet in advance (that you are going to do) and leave as close to 120 as you can for the floater.If he doesn't do them it's his fault not yours.Pretty bullet proof doing it that way.

I've had a guy go out after his shift to complete streets for not doing them on my day off.I know it's shite for him,but he should have done them in the first place.

I just thought though.......What if your day off is at start of week and you get time sensitive D2D's on a Friday or Saturday??

Bearing in mind that another delivery may receive the same D2D earlier in week.

It is without a doubt a huge balls up waiting to happen!

Well done CWU!!!

[knoxycube]

The managers will identify 16% and that will be set, Monday will always be the same block, Tuesday will always be the same block etc. it was all in the download from Postman yesterday.

where about is this download? our manager has said it is up to the duty holder what d2ds the floater has to do,

[POSTMAN]

The managers will identify 16% and that will be set, Monday will always be the same block, Tuesday will always be the same block etc. it was all in the download from Postman yesterday.

where about is this download? our manager has said it is up to the duty holder what d2ds the floater has to do,

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