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gmr view about cutting off
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woofwoof
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gmr view about cutting off
been meaning to put this up since may great reat we need more off this
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Lincox
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Re: gmr view about cutting off
If we are expected to ring a manager whilst out on delivery A/ should Royal Mail issue us with a mobile in order to do this. B/ should there be time allowed in the outdoor work to do this, as it can take some time to get through to Managers.
If a member does not have a mobile phone and is out in villages where public telephones are scarce, what does he/she do then?
What do you do if you cannot contact the manager? Is it sufficient to leave a message on an answer phone stating that you are taking mail back to delivery office, or will this be deemed as wilful delay?
If a member does not have a mobile phone and is out in villages where public telephones are scarce, what does he/she do then?
What do you do if you cannot contact the manager? Is it sufficient to leave a message on an answer phone stating that you are taking mail back to delivery office, or will this be deemed as wilful delay?
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George door to dawes
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Re: gmr view about cutting off
Interesting post Woofwoof where you get that scan from?
From the Overunning Delivery guide available in the Forum downloads section. hope that helps a littleIf we are expected to ring a manager whilst out on delivery A/ should Royal Mail issue us with a mobile in order to do this. B/ should there be time allowed in the outdoor work to do this, as it can take some time to get through to Managers.
If a member does not have a mobile phone and is out in villages where public telephones are scarce, what does he/she do then?
What do you do if you cannot contact the manager? Is it sufficient to leave a message on an answer phone stating that you are taking mail back to delivery office, or will this be deemed as wilful delay?
3.2 AFTER COMMENCEMENT OF DELIVERY
a) If an individual is prevented from completing their delivery for any reason, it is essential that this is reported immediately either by returning to the office or by telephone (telephone costs will be refunded). A written record will be kept.
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Talell
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Re: gmr view about cutting off
Non Culpable Inefficiency guidelines: http://www.royalmailchat.co.uk/communit ... 36&t=36013" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Scary that that procedure keeps popping up after I mentioned it.
Scary that that procedure keeps popping up after I mentioned it.
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belle smith
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Re: gmr view about cutting off
Big hand for Malcom Dobson.

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woofwoof
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Re: gmr view about cutting off
here
[/quote]George door to dawes wrote:Interesting post Woofwoof where you get that scan from
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