penlanpostie wrote:in our office we also have 2 drivers doing firms on saturdays both prep the jobs then 1 goes out and delivers both while the other 1 works in customer reception
Do you still need armed protection for deliveries out of your office?
well not the best of areas but they have'nt provided small arms as part of uniform yet !!! lol
penlanpostie wrote:in our office we also have 2 drivers doing firms on saturdays both prep the jobs then 1 goes out and delivers both while the other 1 works in customer reception
Do you still need armed protection for deliveries out of your office?
well not the best of areas but they have'nt provided small arms as part of uniform yet !!! lol
penlanpostie wrote:in our office we also have 2 drivers doing firms on saturdays both prep the jobs then 1 goes out and delivers both while the other 1 works in customer reception
Do you still need armed protection for deliveries out of your office?
well not the best of areas but they have'nt provided small arms as part of uniform yet !!! lol
Have the herds of wild pony's been controlled?
ha ha you know the area well my friend you are just as likely to be kicked by a horse as bitten by a dog
mclovin wrote:I'm pretty sure it would work in most offices, drivers with lots of firms which are closed on a Saturday are going to have to do something to fill their time.
Ours already lapse 2 full rounds every saturday, and take out their own non firms and are still done at 11
Precisely JCL, drivers have been getting away with murder for years, about time they were brought into line.
Do you mean 'some' drivers.
I see my guys waiting at bus stops and i've still got loads to do.
It's swings and watnots at my place,sometimes I (driver) finish early,some times the walkers.
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It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been. My BFF Clash The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
POSTMAN wrote:Do you mean 'some' drivers.
I see my guys waiting at bus stops and i've still got loads to do.
It's swings and watnots at my place,sometimes I (driver) finish early,some times the walkers.
Im finish before my time in spite of the driver (bags turning up late so I have to take 2 out, he does this on purpose as I see him delivering packets before my bags, chucking back parcels HE deems will fit in our bags then accusing us of lying or manipulating the bags and generally just taking the pee and dragging his feet on a daily basis) not because of him.
