I get two trays of mech on a busy day ( sometimes the mail is packed in so tight it's difficult to get it out), on Tuesday it can drop to a tray and a half, I get about another trayful off IPS,on top of that I probably get 2-3 trays of flats every day, plus a bag or so of packets.
A lot of the IPs stuff coming through now is the shrink wrapped rubbish, and Tesco flyers
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Is walk sequencing working well???
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Re: Is walk sequencing working well???
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Re: Is walk sequencing working well???
Clash, the idea is that sequenced mail will replace buddy mailclashcityrocker wrote:Does the introduction of walk sequenced mail put an end to buddy trays?
but don't hold your breath on it happening too soon. GMC are
running a small amount of sequenced mail for the G64 office
through the ILSM machines at the moment, the new sequenced
sorter machines are not being installed until August then with the
trialling and training you may be looking at Sept/OCT before
you see any significant amounts of SEQ mail at the DO,s
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Re: Is walk sequencing working well???
Isn't the plan to install some machines at the Drumchapel DO?
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Re: Is walk sequencing working well???
Our 'soon to be implemented' revision is based on 100% letters being sequenced so it better be.