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jessiegirl
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question about transfers

Post by jessiegirl »

i just wanted to ask, i want to transfer a few miles away.
doesnt matter which town precisley but sort of weston/bridgwater/yeovil area ( as i can drive)

if i just apply for a transfer (full time) for those places and wait ,can i at the same time apply for a job thats advertised on the royal mail group job page? which is open to anyone.
(not that ive seen many full time ones on there lol) why are most of them part time?!!


also if i get a transfer, do i HAVE TO take it? cos my situation keeps changing :confused
hope i make sense!

thanks
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Re: question about transfers

Post by beinspired »

Best thing to do is to call the office directly and enquire about vacancies. I know people who have done this and successfully moved to that office. The transfer paperwork has to be done obviously, but it's a lot quicker than the formal way and the DOM is more likley to consider you if you speak to him personally. I've heard of Managers that never receive the paperwork, so you always get overlooked. Good luck!
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Re: question about transfers

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hi thanks for reply. yeah i tried to phone 2 but they said 'best thing to do is look on the RM job site'
=(
its all very daunting, i just wanna move out of this town!
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Re: question about transfers

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Go down to the offices on your day off and see them,i did and i was moved within a week!
But that was a few years ago before this job turned to hell,and also i think the DOM was rather pleased i wanted to go. :hmmmm
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Re: question about transfers

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POSTMAN wrote:Go down to the offices on your day off and see them,i did and i was moved within a week!
But that was a few years ago before this job turned to hell,and also i think the DOM was rather pleased i wanted to go. :hmmmm

surprised my DIM hasnt been phoning round for me :left:
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Re: question about transfers

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yeah i should just go and see them face to face.

today i asked my manager if i could apply. he basicaly said theres no point unless i want part time and hours are being cut everywhere! :roll:
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Re: question about transfers

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jessiegirl wrote:yeah i should just go and see them face to face.

today i asked my manager if i could apply. he basicaly said theres no point unless i want part time and hours are being cut everywhere! :roll:
That's probably true,but you might get lucky.
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
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