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non use of equipment

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thefridge
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non use of equipment

Post by thefridge »

If I turn up for work in high heels I'd get pulled up...correct?
If I turn up for work in a Footy kit I'd get pulled up correct?
If I turn up for work in a Footy kit and heels..well that would be weird cos I'm a bloke..

My point is not wearing the correct clothing seems more important to the powers than using the correct tools for the job...I.E. a fecking TROLLEY!!!!

Cmon union 5% of my office using them management don't give a s**t ...coach not even showing new starters how to use them ffs.

Can we have some pressure on the matter cos its pi$$ing those they want to do the job correctly right off....

Right where did I put them heels :whistle
BoltonPostie
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Re: non use of equipment

Post by BoltonPostie »

It's not enforced because nobody gives a shite. :cuppa
Most Posties don't like them as it takes a few extra minutes to get round and they can't have that.Time... tick a ticka time. :roll:
The managers are not bothered as the turds run round and make the Park and Loopy `work`and when somebody has a bad back they can bully them back into work using ATOSSERS and saying shite like "Well we told you to use a trolley."
The CWU are not arsed because they made a `good` deal with management and promoted the use of trolleys knowing that their members would ignore using them as soon as possible.(kind of like the use of cars at the time of job and finish. :speak to the hand .)
Your local rep isn't arsed as he's looking after himself,no use rocking the boat over people using trolleys when there is a 4 day week to be had and a cushy number reading the paper,drinking loads of coffee and pretending he has a `hard` job handing out keys. :silenced
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hans solo
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Re: non use of equipment

Post by hans solo »

cant wait to get my trolly tmrrw girut do the job prop let mgmt stew dont care about runners etc :nana :nana :nana
finish time im home ot no thankeee
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no private cars magic hope the cops are watching do exits :shock:
not as if anyone would inform road traffic boys of insurance negligance :wink:
demon
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Post by demon »

we have loads of trolley in yorkies outside unused
banner18
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Re: non use of equipment

Post by banner18 »

Clocking in and out machines, clocking in and machines, clocking in and out machines!!!! Where is the union on this? You will not change anything without a clocking off and on system like other companies have been using for eons.
fishtank
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Post by fishtank »

banner18 wrote:Where is the union on this? You will not change anything without a clocking off and on system like other companies have been using for eons.
All over the place. :roll:
Was mentioned as a possibility in the CWU Delivery Blueprint:Foundations for a new delivery model in 2008 as a way to try and change the mindset of delivery staff but there were as many against it as for it so it was a non-starter.
That may have changed now and to be honest something will have to be done and quickly because otherwise this upper decile nonsense will crucify deliveries unless we can start getting staff to understand the damage they are doing. :nervous
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
P13
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Re: non use of equipment

Post by P13 »

Totally agree with Banner and Fishtank on this one ,they only problem I see with this is if you have a clocking in machine then Royal Mail would have to pay the early starters , I could not see Royal Mail accepting that after all why pay someone when they are willing to work for free :arrrghhh
somerset
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Re: non use of equipment

Post by somerset »

P13 wrote:Totally agree with Banner and Fishtank on this one ,they only problem I see with this is if you have a clocking in machine then Royal Mail would have to pay the early starters , I could not see Royal Mail accepting that after all why pay someone when they are willing to work for free :arrrghhh
:cuppa If your duty starts at say 6 in the morning and they come in early,by say an hour , RM will not pay you that hour.