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Are L/W trolleys mandatory???
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eastie
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Are L/W trolleys mandatory???
I keep asking my DOM because I use mine but the majority dont for P/L.
He doesn't give me an answer.
I have text Moya , no answer
Is there anything in black and white??
He doesn't give me an answer.
I have text Moya , no answer
Is there anything in black and white??
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gb93
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Re: Are L/W trolleys mandatory???
Simple answer Yes, Does it make a difference answer no.eastie wrote: Is there anything in black and white??
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Are L/W trolleys mandatory???
BT2010 - Delivery Methods Page 22 says
Once assigned the use of equipment specified for the route will be mandatory.
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daveyeff
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Re: Are L/W trolleys mandatory???
so the moral of this is.....use them.Jimmy Carr`s laugh wrote:Yep,it is mandotary, but no one can complete using them, so they turn a blind eye to it. We got told that it wasnt being enforced at our office now our reps been suspended. Thing is, you make 1 mistake regarding not using 1, and its a 2yr serious at best
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glenfiddich
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Re: Are L/W trolleys mandatory???
aaah but we've been told not to use them in the snow so its not mandatory 
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Glenno
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Re: Are L/W trolleys mandatory???
SSOW states not to use them in adverse weather conditions... but does not give an alternativeglenfiddich wrote:aaah but we've been told not to use them in the snow so its not mandatory
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scooby
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Re: Are L/W trolleys mandatory???
we was told you dont have to use them so we still have some running round and back before 12 most days and some go out in cars to save coming back to office
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Hitcher
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Re: Are L/W trolleys mandatory???
What do they do with all their returns and PDA?
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Hitcher
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Re: Are L/W trolleys mandatory???
My way of thinking is they should be smaller/lighter bags which means you'll be moving the van around a lot more.Glenno wrote:SSOW states not to use them in adverse weather conditions... but does not give an alternativeglenfiddich wrote:aaah but we've been told not to use them in the snow so its not mandatoryguess what weight back on the shoulder
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There's no way I'm going back to carrying heavy bags again because I feel so much better physically since using a trolley to take the weight.
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dvbuk55
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Re: Are L/W trolleys mandatory???
The problem is that the National Union negotiate an agreement in which it is manadatory to use the equipment assigned to that duty. Now whether or not that equipment assigned to the duty is correct is a moot point. The agreement applies and should be enforced by the unit rep by pointing out to management on the resource meeting that people are disregarding the agreement, management are ignoring the position and that a report will be made to the CWU to that effect.
Of course not all reps will see it as a problem - rather like use of cars..............especially if they are one of the transgressors.
Of course not all reps will see it as a problem - rather like use of cars..............especially if they are one of the transgressors.
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POSTMAN
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Re: Are L/W trolleys mandatory???
Round 2 in a few months time.
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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DiamondSmiles
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Re: Are L/W trolleys mandatory???
Yes we have idiots running round without the trolleys just to get to their O/T quicker. Management don't do anything about them. Our revision is failing badly so any number of managers are having to go out and deliver late in the afternoon. They also are not using the proper equipment.
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Glenno
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Re: Are L/W trolleys mandatory???
That is exactly what we negotiated locally in our orifice last weekHitcher wrote:My way of thinking is they should be smaller/lighter bags which means you'll be moving the van around a lot more.Glenno wrote:SSOW states not to use them in adverse weather conditions... but does not give an alternativeglenfiddich wrote:aaah but we've been told not to use them in the snow so its not mandatoryguess what weight back on the shoulder
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There's no way I'm going back to carrying heavy bags again because I feel so much better physically since using a trolley to take the weight.