The RM Security procedure states that even in a low risk area, the HCT can only be left unattended with mail inside it for a maximum of ten minutes! Failure to adhere to the security of the mail procedures will be gross misconduct, i.e. dismissal!dvbuk55 wrote:Wellllllllllll it's just possible it was being used as a drop box and I say that because a few years ago we had just that scenario. The HCT was left in situ and filled up by a van driver........................until the council got snotty and said ..........move it or else.
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Himaggen
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dvbuk55
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Re: HTC oops
Yes quite true but who adheres to the rules..............certainly not RM when it suits their purpose.Himaggen wrote:The RM Security procedure states that even in a low risk area, the HCT can only be left unattended with mail inside it for a maximum of ten minutes! Failure to adhere to the security of the mail procedures will be gross misconduct, i.e. dismissal!dvbuk55 wrote:Wellllllllllll it's just possible it was being used as a drop box and I say that because a few years ago we had just that scenario. The HCT was left in situ and filled up by a van driver........................until the council got snotty and said ..........move it or else.
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fishtank
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Indeed...like no mail in the front seat or no SD's in pouch boxes.dvbuk55 wrote:Yes quite true but who adheres to the rules..............certainly not RM when it suits their purpose.
Of course some members make it easy for them...
good times, bad times you know I've had my share