bag69 wrote:DN area. Looks like ours is still going ahead. Spent this week counting all packets & parcels on a walk basis, so that they can get the figures right. Also been told that now that it is quiet no one can claim on a mon or tues! Cooking the books yet again. This is why revisions are failing. If RF actually used the right figures then it might all work. PS. Just a postie at the moment, but spent most of my life doing proper management jobs. Willing to take over from Moya. Best bit is will do it for £52000pa. There you go, £350000 saved straight away, plus i might actually get the job done!
I'm suprised at that, our planner told us that because of the constantly failing revisions no more will go ahead this financial year. Any more failures and regulator fines will far outweigh any potential savings.
We're the same as you with the packet counts etc, but I doubt our revision will ever go in, in it's current form. I have a feeling we'll be getting a tabletop revision and be given the vans to use as they've been rusting in the car park for 6 months.
The planner also said that RM are about £100 million over their expected expenditure on these revisions at present, and that all the revisions have been based on a load of assumptions (no. of packets + time taken to deliver them etc) and that has contributed to the balls up.
Basically RM management either didn't care or didn't believe us that it takes us X amount of time to do a job, and made their own figures up instead. That worked didn't it
It all points to the whole P&L revisions either being pulled altogether or being completely redone with reasonable workloads this time.