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they are not..., but we are! on our day off
Thats approximately 6.2 drops per min for a 3 1/2 Hr delivery span. Doesn't seem right to me.factorycat wrote:me personally, i couldn't care less what he does. if it makes his job easier then good luck to him. he now doesn't have the problem of going to the manager everyday next week saying he is struggling to prep them and deliver all his mail in his time...... i have done his duty in the past and its pretty tough. it has over 1300 drops so the prepping is non stop from when you walk in (you get 1/2 hr help). the reason why he done them today is that his bag drops are closed on a saturday so he gets a van. he has to deliver over 200 door to doors a day and 1 of the contracts next week was a book (very heavy) so he used his head and thought he might aswell take advantage of the van and deliver them.
doesn't sound so bad when you hear his reasons...... and he doesn't do this every week.
factorycat wrote:me personally, i couldn't care less what he does. if it makes his job easier then good luck to him. he now doesn't have the problem of going to the manager everyday next week saying he is struggling to prep them and deliver all his mail in his time...... i have done his duty in the past and its pretty tough. it has over 1300 drops so the prepping is non stop from when you walk in (you get 1/2 hr help). the reason why he done them today is that his bag drops are closed on a saturday so he gets a van. he has to deliver over 200 door to doors a day and 1 of the contracts next week was a book (very heavy) so he used his head and thought he might aswell take advantage of the van and deliver them.
doesn't sound so bad when you hear his reasons...... and he doesn't do this every week.
75% is apartments with the boxes downstairs.whitemoor66 wrote:Thats approximately 6.2 drops per min for a 3 1/2 Hr delivery span. Doesn't seem right to me.factorycat wrote:me personally, i couldn't care less what he does. if it makes his job easier then good luck to him. he now doesn't have the problem of going to the manager everyday next week saying he is struggling to prep them and deliver all his mail in his time...... i have done his duty in the past and its pretty tough. it has over 1300 drops so the prepping is non stop from when you walk in (you get 1/2 hr help). the reason why he done them today is that his bag drops are closed on a saturday so he gets a van. he has to deliver over 200 door to doors a day and 1 of the contracts next week was a book (very heavy) so he used his head and thought he might aswell take advantage of the van and deliver them.
doesn't sound so bad when you hear his reasons...... and he doesn't do this every week.
factorycat wrote:75% is apartments with the boxes downstairs.whitemoor66 wrote:Thats approximately 6.2 drops per min for a 3 1/2 Hr delivery span. Doesn't seem right to me.factorycat wrote:me personally, i couldn't care less what he does. if it makes his job easier then good luck to him. he now doesn't have the problem of going to the manager everyday next week saying he is struggling to prep them and deliver all his mail in his time...... i have done his duty in the past and its pretty tough. it has over 1300 drops so the prepping is non stop from when you walk in (you get 1/2 hr help). the reason why he done them today is that his bag drops are closed on a saturday so he gets a van. he has to deliver over 200 door to doors a day and 1 of the contracts next week was a book (very heavy) so he used his head and thought he might aswell take advantage of the van and deliver them.
doesn't sound so bad when you hear his reasons...... and he doesn't do this every week.
the guy finished 2hrs before his time today!!!!!!!.Straight4ward wrote:Firstly, the delivery of D2Ds is contracted for a particular week. To delivery them outside of that week is breaking the terms of the contract and, in theory, the customer could withold payment.
Secondly, as the postie in question finished at 3pm, was this later than the finish time for the office? If so, he would be unable to claim any overtime.
Some people are just plain dumb!
He is.factorycat wrote:
whos stupid now.
Yes but the prize is 100 cases of Magners Cider.fishtank wrote:He is.factorycat wrote:
whos stupid now.
Do i win a prize?
Any time that your colleague “gained” today was time lost on Saturday.factorycat wrote:the guy finished 2hrs before his time today!!!!!!!.Straight4ward wrote:Firstly, the delivery of D2Ds is contracted for a particular week. To delivery them outside of that week is breaking the terms of the contract and, in theory, the customer could withold payment.
Secondly, as the postie in question finished at 3pm, was this later than the finish time for the office? If so, he would be unable to claim any overtime.
Some people are just plain dumb!
whos stupid now.
will keep an eye on what he does all week.
i would rather work 1/2 hr over my time on a saturday to gain 2hrs on monday....... then we have early finish tue,wed,thur.......Straight4ward wrote:Any time that your colleague “gained” today was time lost on Saturday.factorycat wrote:the guy finished 2hrs before his time today!!!!!!!.Straight4ward wrote:Firstly, the delivery of D2Ds is contracted for a particular week. To delivery them outside of that week is breaking the terms of the contract and, in theory, the customer could withold payment.
Secondly, as the postie in question finished at 3pm, was this later than the finish time for the office? If so, he would be unable to claim any overtime.
Some people are just plain dumb!
whos stupid now.
will keep an eye on what he does all week.
I take it that you still have job & finish in your office, otherwise it would all be a bit pointless but, none the less, your colleague needs to bear in mind if management become aware of him finishing 2 hours early they are likely to look for ways to fill his time productively.
However, all of this is largely irrelevant; the salient point here is that the D2Ds were not delivered during the contracted week. It is not up to us to decide during which week they will be delivered. We don’t get to pick and choose when. Neither early nor late is acceptable.
By delivering them outside of the contracted week he opens himself up to charges of failing to perform to the required standard.
So yes, he’s the stupid one.