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Policy on wearing uniform
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robd
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Policy on wearing uniform
What is the policy on wearing non RM uniform whilst working indoors?
Could you be conducted for wearing your own combat/cargo pants,despite the fact your not 'customer facing'
be interesting to know if we have anything in writing,or would it just be an unwritten rule.
cheers.
Could you be conducted for wearing your own combat/cargo pants,despite the fact your not 'customer facing'
be interesting to know if we have anything in writing,or would it just be an unwritten rule.
cheers.
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Re: Policy on wearing uniform
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robd
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Re: Policy on wearing uniform
Thanks for stepping into the blue shirts Perstopperstop tray wrote:Yes you are able to wear your own clothes in non customer facing roles,provided they are clean,in good condition, however no football shirts and you must wear a hi viz.robd wrote:What is the policy on wearing non RM uniform whilst working indoors?
Could you be conducted for wearing your own combat/cargo pants,despite the fact your not 'customer facing'
be interesting to know if we have anything in writing,or would it just be an unwritten rule.
cheers.
I work in a mc and many people wear there own gear, but i prefer to wear the free uniform,my wages are low enough without having to shell out on my own clothes and subsidising moya and her team
I was particularly interested in a female perspective,as Royal mail uniform is not especially flattering.
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Re: Policy on wearing uniform
Yes its not the best but still better than ruining my own 
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fishtank
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Re: Policy on wearing uniform
CWU/Royal Mail Uniform Dress Code.
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robd
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Re: Policy on wearing uniform
I should of just asked you in the first place Fishtank,much appreciated 
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Re: Policy on wearing uniform
Sorry fishtank but this info is so so out of date, and the agreement has been replaced with anotherfishtank wrote:CWU/Royal Mail Uniform Dress Code.
When did we last wear harringtons, or worked for cashco
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Re: Policy on wearing uniform
Yes it's an old agreement...no it's not been superseded...unless you could show me the document you mean.perstop tray wrote:
Sorry fishtank but this info is so so out of date, and the agreement has been replaced with anotherfishtank wrote:CWU/Royal Mail Uniform Dress Code.
When did we last wear harringtons, or worked for cashco
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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Re: Policy on wearing uniform
The websites I usually trawl all have this agreement - one even calls it the "New Dress Code"fishtank wrote:Yes it's an old agreement...no it's not been superseded...unless you could show me the document you mean.perstop tray wrote:
Sorry fishtank but this info is so so out of date, and the agreement has been replaced with anotherfishtank wrote:CWU/Royal Mail Uniform Dress Code.
When did we last wear harringtons, or worked for cashco
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Re: Policy on wearing uniform
I suggest you contact the uniform manager in london or trawl a better site for info, that being the intranet, which has recent info. the ruling was relaxed on indoor staff having to wear uniform,however one can still request it if one wishes.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:The websites I usually trawl all have this agreement - one even calls it the "New Dress Code"fishtank wrote:perstop tray wrote:
Sorry fishtank but this info is so so out of date, and the agreement has been replaced with anotherfishtank wrote:CWU/Royal Mail Uniform Dress Code.
When did we last wear harringtons, or worked for cashcoYes it's an old agreement...no it's not been superseded...unless you could show me the document you mean.
The document that is shown HAS been updated, this is not the correct re-order form and you cant request some of these items anymore, sorry i cant provide the new one as i dont keep one on my person or at my home - who would. !!!!
A little tip pal, just because you, your mates or this site say it IS doesnt mean that it is fact, and you are correct on all
issues all of the time ;
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Re: Policy on wearing uniform
Sorry,just to intervene,i'm grateful for both your insightful and helpful replies.
The way i see it is, Perstop is correct in your interpretation that the dress code has been relaxed,though it would be interesting to 'see' a document that states this is the case.
But from the point of view of being in a delivery office,although your not even on a delivery,in my experience,the agreement which Fishtank has posted,would be the one the manager would use to conduct you.
The way i see it is, Perstop is correct in your interpretation that the dress code has been relaxed,though it would be interesting to 'see' a document that states this is the case.
But from the point of view of being in a delivery office,although your not even on a delivery,in my experience,the agreement which Fishtank has posted,would be the one the manager would use to conduct you.
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Re: Policy on wearing uniform
Our DIMs got more on his plate to worry about than chasing people who don't wear uniform. Which is exactly the point I would make. I would then point out the majority of others in the DO who come to work looking like they've been dragged through a bush backwards.
Are you sure it's not just your Manager trying to find something to have a go at you about? Try putting it in writing pointing out any relevant points i.e "Everyone wears non-issue trainers" and then if he keeps having a go put in a grievance for H & B.
I try not to give them any excuse and look like a RM Poster Boy with my Hi-Vis, Visible ID, Cycle Helmet, Issue Footwear etc. At this point in time it's not worth giving the Bastards anything they can use against you.
Are you sure it's not just your Manager trying to find something to have a go at you about? Try putting it in writing pointing out any relevant points i.e "Everyone wears non-issue trainers" and then if he keeps having a go put in a grievance for H & B.
I try not to give them any excuse and look like a RM Poster Boy with my Hi-Vis, Visible ID, Cycle Helmet, Issue Footwear etc. At this point in time it's not worth giving the Bastards anything they can use against you.
Like all Wage Slaves, he had two crosses to bear: The people he worked for and the people he worked with! (Stephen Vizinczey.)
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Re: Policy on wearing uniform
Blimey - Theperstop tray wrote:I suggest you contact the uniform manager in london or trawl a better site for info, that being the intranet, which has recent info. the ruling was relaxed on indoor staff having to wear uniform,however one can still request it if one wishes.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:The websites I usually trawl all have this agreement - one even calls it the "New Dress Code"fishtank wrote:perstop tray wrote:
Sorry fishtank but this info is so so out of date, and the agreement has been replaced with anotherfishtank wrote:CWU/Royal Mail Uniform Dress Code.
When did we last wear harringtons, or worked for cashcoYes it's an old agreement...no it's not been superseded...unless you could show me the document you mean.
The document that is shown HAS been updated, this is not the correct re-order form and you cant request some of these items anymore, sorry i cant provide the new one as i dont keep one on my person or at my home - who would. !!!!
A little tip pal, just because you, your mates or this site say it IS doesnt mean that it is fact, and you are correct on all
issues all of the time ;
Also don't think a London Uniform manager would entertain me calling him - I am in Yorkshire
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Re: Policy on wearing uniform
A bit tense today perstop....not your usual jovial self.perstop tray wrote:
A little tip pal, just because you, your mates or this site say it IS doesnt mean that it is fact, and you are correct on all
issues all of the time ;
Do you want to talk about it....."pal"?
Of course it's relaxed in the M/C...that's why it looks like a tramp's street party in there but different units have different interpretations of "relaxed" and the only joint CWU/RM dress code Agreement is the one i posted.
Now chill out ffs....it's saturday.
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perstop tray
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Re: Policy on wearing uniform
The person is the national uniform manager,who just happens to be based in london hq, therefore i see no harm in contacting them, thats what they are there for.