jaylime wrote:I have been in the job for 16 years and I hate wasps.I had a mahoosive one fly in the kitchen on wed evening its was huge I managed to get it out of the door using a sweeping brush.I think the one I had was a queen.
jayline " had a queen " ..dgp and dvb sleeping together.....please say this wasnt in the 2010 and beyond agreement..
I married my wife for her looks, but not the one she gave me when i said i was going to be a postman.
jaylime wrote:I have been in the job for 16 years and I hate wasps.I had a mahoosive one fly in the kitchen on wed evening its was huge I managed to get it out of the door using a sweeping brush.I think the one I had was a queen.
jayline " had a queen " ..dgp and dvb sleeping together.....please say this wasnt in the 2010 and beyond agreement..
I've already said we weren't sleeping
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
motherhubbard wrote:
...We used to have little stickers with paw prints for dogs....
I have some of those on my delivery frame, well two types. A little round paw one and a larger sticker you can write a date on as well
There's probably some sad freak who would pay money for them on ebay.
If they say Consignia on them they could be worth a fortune
Re the paw print stickers unfortunately they don't as on 4 November 2002, the Company changed its name from Consignia Holdings plc to Royal Mail Holdings plc but the Royal Mail Policy on Dealing with Dog Attacks - Good Practice Guide I believe didn't come into existence to late 2003 (of which these dog paw stickers were a part of) although if in my DO's case there was only a very small minimum supply of.
"Today’s workplace has become heartless and soulless. Employees are seen as units of labour, automatons, functionaries, objects for achieving designated tasks, and as costs to be minimised."
motherhubbard wrote:
...We used to have little stickers with paw prints for dogs....
I have some of those on my delivery frame, well two types. A little round paw one and a larger sticker you can write a date on as well
There's probably some sad freak who would pay money for them on ebay.
If they say Consignia on them they could be worth a fortune
Re the paw print stickers unfortunately they don't as on 4 November 2002, the Company changed its name from Consignia Holdings plc to Royal Mail Holdings plc but the Royal Mail Policy on Dealing with Dog Attacks - Good Practice Guide I believe didn't come into existence to late 2003 (of which these dog paw stickers were a part of) although if in my DO's case there was only a very small minimum supply of.
Addendum: My humble apologies to brother clashcityrocker, and to correct my mistake the Royal Mail Policy on Dealing with Dog Attacks - Good Practice Guide came into existence in May 1998 and not late 2003 as I first thought the sad freaks to which he referred however, will be disappointed as the paw print stickers do not have the Consignia brand name on them.
"Today’s workplace has become heartless and soulless. Employees are seen as units of labour, automatons, functionaries, objects for achieving designated tasks, and as costs to be minimised."
If you get any grief for not delivering the mail print these stories off and give to your managers. You never know if there is a nest nearby and wasps can attack for no reason and are attracted to bright colours/Hi Viz vests. 3 in 100 people could suffer a severe or fatal reaction to multiple stings. A genuine H&S issue.
