Peterborough mail centre closer to bronze

[TrueBlueTerrier]

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With the country in the grip of medal fever, the team at Peterborough mail centre are close to a bronze medal of their own.

Their fourth World Class Mail audit, carried out with Professor Hajime Yamashina and managing director of ops and modernisation Mark Higson, resulted in a score of 32 points against the 50 points they need to achieve.

Peterborough plant manager Jon Witt said: “I am so proud of my team. This is the first time we have been visited by the Professor and it was great to have Mark Higson involved as well. We got some really fantastic feedback from both and we have a very clear idea of how and when we will take our next step towards bronze.”

The plant’s World Class Mail champion Andrew Dawson added: “They were fantastic, every one of them. The experience of presenting to the Professor and our managing director will be invaluable to the whole team as we continue on our World Class Mail journey. It’s full steam ahead now as we chase bronze.”


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[POSTMAN]

Seriously,they are so dumb on that site lol.

[fishtank]

Higson....always looks so f***ing miserable.
If i had made the kind of money he has in the last 5 years out of this business i would be pissing myself in every picture.

[oypostie]

and the professor said
"So this is the bottomless pit the money comes from"

[teesdale]

Higson must be bored following him all round the country. The professor couldnt be bothered to show up for our award he just gave it to us anyway. He may not be happy now that we are starting to scrap a lot of the s**t bought in as it raises costs. Only 4 more years of wcm to go.

[heathrow86]

So Peterborough have been doing WCM, even though an agreement of WCM has not long been ratified. Even though the CWU had told members not to take part in it. Who needs agreements?

[fishtank]

So Peterborough have been doing WCM, even though an agreement of WCM has not long been ratified. Even though the CWU had told members not to take part in it. Who needs agreements?

To be fair it's kind of hard to hold a line that keeps moving....
For instance there is now a generic National Agreement covering WCM,however in delivery the final discussions are still taking place with regards to roll out so the position is one of hold fire,however again the majority of the work that will form the basis of WCM in delivery,backless frames,packet bull-rings and flow etc is covered in the Indoor Methods Agreement signed off in February.
As you can imagine holding the line when you are dealing with over complicated crossover agreements is a bit like nailing jelly to the wall in delivery at least.