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Hi do we have anything written down on the procedure for ringing in when sick ?
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ldsposti wrote:Hi do we have anything written down on the procedure for ringing in when sick ?
It's a management doc...not an agreed process but here it is.


Reporting Sick Leave

: All employees must ensure that their contact details are accurate and current.

: Employees must report for sick leave before their shift starts (for P/T employees, this should be at least 30 minutes before the start of shift).

: All Employees must speak directly to the Resources Unit (XXXXXXXXX). An answering machine operates out-with office hours.

: No text messages or reporting via a third party will be accepted, unless in extreme cases i.e. when it is unavoidable to do otherwise.

: The employee must provide his/her manager with as much detail about their illness and the manager should determine if the employee can be employed on temporary alternative indoor duties. Where this is not practical and an absence is required, the manager and employee must agree a further contact in the next two days.
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fishtank wrote:
ldsposti wrote:Hi do we have anything written down on the procedure for ringing in when sick ?
It's a management doc...not an agreed process but here it is.


Reporting Sick Leave

: All employees must ensure that their contact details are accurate and current.

: Employees must report for sick leave before their shift starts (for P/T employees, this should be at least 30 minutes before the start of shift).

: All Employees must speak directly to the Resources Unit (XXXXXXXXX). An answering machine operates out-with office hours.

: No text messages or reporting via a third party will be accepted, unless in extreme cases i.e. when it is unavoidable to do otherwise.

: The employee must provide his/her manager with as much detail about their illness and the manager should determine if the employee can be employed on temporary alternative indoor duties. Where this is not practical and an absence is required, the manager and employee must agree a further contact in the next two days.
Why would something like this not have some sort of agreement?
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Does anyone have the performance standard agreement for bundling and bagging duty?

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postghost wrote:Does anyone have the performance standard agreement for bundling and bagging duty?

Cheers
I doubt if one exists as most duties differ in make up, mail profile, delivery profile and now span - But I will have a look around the interwebersphere.
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TrueBlueTerrier wrote: I doubt if one exists as most duties differ in make up, mail profile, delivery profile and now span - But I will have a look around the interwebersphere.
You're right there isn't one.
To apply performance standards to something as random as bundling and bagging up mail would be impossible.
You would also have to allow time for scrounging some bands from the office hoarder. :cuppa
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Post by rocknroller »

Hi Guys,

Can anyone help, im a newbie on hear so hi to everyone, Im currently a postie on foot and have been asked to move over to driving, i have completed all the forms and have my eye test tomorrow, but when I checked earlier today the eye test form has gone missing!! Does anyone have the Royal Mail Eye test form they can send me as I presume that is the only form I can have stamped tomorrow that will be excepted?

Thanks for reading and thanks in advance for your help
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Very much doubt it rock,never heard of it tbh.
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Post by Talell »

does anyone have the SSOW/SOP for an iLSM, all relevant parts to actually operating the machine.

and for brownie points, the operator agreement/contract that you sign when you get your training to be an operator as well please. (upon further reflection this could be local, so please excuse it if it does not exist nationally)
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Talell wrote:does anyone have the SSOW/SOP for an iLSM, all relevant parts to actually operating the machine.

and for brownie points, the operator agreement/contract that you sign when you get your training to be an operator as well please.
Hmmm one for Brothermagrew me thinks,will point him to this.
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POSTMAN wrote:
Talell wrote:does anyone have the SSOW/SOP for an iLSM, all relevant parts to actually operating the machine.

and for brownie points, the operator agreement/contract that you sign when you get your training to be an operator as well please.
Hmmm one for Brothermagrew me thinks,will point him to this.
Brothermagrew hasn't got it,perhaps an email to CWU H&S dept might be your best bet,unless someone else on here has it.
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Post by gusco »

Hi,

I'm looking for the POL Attendance Procedure. It is different from the Royal Mail Attendance Procedure.

Can anyone help me out?

Cheers

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gusco wrote:Hi,

I'm looking for the POL Attendance Procedure. It is different from the Royal Mail Attendance Procedure.

Can anyone help me out?

Cheers

Gusco
http://www.glosamal.co.uk/Docs/poclAtte ... cedure.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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fishtank wrote:
gusco wrote:Hi,

I'm looking for the POL Attendance Procedure. It is different from the Royal Mail Attendance Procedure.

Can anyone help me out?

Cheers

Gusco
http://www.glosamal.co.uk/Docs/poclAtte ... cedure.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Excellent. Thanks very much fishtank. The exact document, many thanks
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Post by mail boy »

hello
would like some info on collection is there a set number of bags you can collect from a costomer.

thanks