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geordie04
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trolleys

Post by geordie04 »

our revision has been over a year now now our manager is saying that we must use our trolleys on delivery or he will take us down the conduct procedure is it mandatory that we have to use our trolleys on delivery
P13
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Post by P13 »

geordie04 wrote:our revisineion has been over a year now now our manager is saying that we must use our trolleys on delivery or he will take us down the conduct procedure is it mandatory that we have to use our trolleys on delivery
Yes, trolleys are mandatory once they have been allocated to your delivery
BarnsleyLackey
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Post by BarnsleyLackey »

geordie04 wrote:our revision has been over a year now now our manager is saying that we must use our trolleys on delivery or he will take us down the conduct procedure is it mandatory that we have to use our trolleys on delivery

The walks are designed for trolley work.
Try and think of it in terms of the human body isn't made to carry this s**t for 5 hours. If you were to hurt your back, they'd crucify you. No sick pay, suspension, maybe even sack. Don't chance it.
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Post by UnhappyGremlin »

I don't get people complaining about things like this.
You get to work X amount of hours, how you work in that time (within reason), shouldn't matter. If it takes longer with a trolley, it takes longer, you can still go home at the same time.
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Post by SP115 »

What I don't get is why we are still forced to use a trolley when, On a light day (tues) there can be 1 bundle per loop weighing no more than 2kg with no packets.. Yet I have to push an empty trolley around lol.. :thumbdown
kitkatchunky
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Post by kitkatchunky »

geordie04 wrote:our revision has been over a year now now our manager is saying that we must use our trolleys on delivery or he will take us down the conduct procedure is it mandatory that we have to use our trolleys on delivery
wish our dom would say that we got a office full people not using them finishing early lasping soon i bet
ebbzie
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Post by ebbzie »

SP115 wrote:What I don't get is why we are still forced to use a trolley when, On a light day (tues) there can be 1 bundle per loop weighing no more than 2kg with no packets.. Yet I have to push an empty trolley around lol.. :thumbdown
Because some idiot in an office somewhere decided it was a good idea, bit like when they renamed us consignia for a few weeks costing £10000s
Himaggen
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Post by Himaggen »

SP115 wrote:What I don't get is why we are still forced to use a trolley when, On a light day (tues) there can be 1 bundle per loop weighing no more than 2kg with no packets.. Yet I have to push an empty trolley around lol.. :thumbdown
First things first, the trolley was designed to be PULLED, you are allowed to push it only when descending an incline and when maneuvering through tight/awkward spaces.

Secondly the trolley shouldn't be empty, you've just admitted that you have a bundle of mail, so put the bundle of mail inside it. You only need to deliver to one delivery point at a time, so just carry the mail for that one delivery point to that delivery point.
AnotherLimey
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Post by AnotherLimey »

SP115 wrote:What I don't get is why we are still forced to use a trolley when, On a light day (tues) there can be 1 bundle per loop weighing no more than 2kg with no packets.. Yet I have to push an empty trolley around lol.. :thumbdown
What i don't get is why I'm forced do do extra work because idiots like you want to cut corners no matter how much mail, you people want to run around carrying bags and such like, coming in early, i'm a jobs worth for working my paid hours right? taking breaks? how dare i have a cup of tea when you are cutting up the job? sorry but f**k YOU idiot, i'm tired of you and your like within RM, maoning about the union while doing EVERYTHING to f**k it up for everyone else, speak to the hand knob jockey :speak to the hand
kjm
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Post by kjm »

Hi guy's......just got one question regarding lightwheight trolley's, and bear in mind, have raised this question with senior managers and cwu reps, ........and not had a definitive answer "what do i do if i get dog crap on my trolley"?
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Post by clashcityrocker »

kjm wrote:Hi guy's......just got one question regarding lightwheight trolley's, and bear in mind, have raised this question with senior managers and cwu reps, ........and not had a definitive answer "what do i do if i get dog crap on my trolley"?
What do you do if you get it on your shoe?
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kjm
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Post by kjm »

I try and clean it off.......but sometimes i don't spot it right away....no harm done really, am only walking the streets.......but, if i do not spot it on a trolley wheel, it gets put in the back off the van, and b4 you know it, there is dog muck over everything...mail, packets and van interior. I am all for lwt's......but am against putting mine or my p/l partners health at risk.Or customer's for that sake. So, i ask again....what do the business want me to do if i get dog crap on my wheels?
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Post by Lincox »

Surely, you have enough paper on you, to polish those wheels back up to pristine condition in order not to put your colleagues at risk. :wave :wave :wave
Himaggen
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Re: trolleys

Post by Himaggen »

kjm wrote:Hi guy's......just got one question regarding lightwheight trolley's, and bear in mind, have raised this question with senior managers and cwu reps, ........and not had a definitive answer "what do i do if i get dog crap on my trolley"?
kjm wrote:I try and clean it off.......but sometimes i don't spot it right away....no harm done really, am only walking the streets.......but, if i do not spot it on a trolley wheel, it gets put in the back off the van, and b4 you know it, there is dog muck over everything...mail, packets and van interior. I am all for lwt's......but am against putting mine or my p/l partners health at risk.Or customer's for that sake. So, i ask again....what do the business want me to do if i get dog crap on my wheels?
As the Senior Manager or CWU Rep I'd first ask you how you managed to run your trolley through some dog crap!
It's not as if the crap was crossing your path from beyond your periphery, was disguised as a paving slab or waiting for you in stealth or invisible mode.

If you cannot see what is in front of you whilst walking then I'd suggest that you are not paying enough attention. If you cannot pay sufficient attention when on delivery then that would be a far greater worry in terms of Health and Safety.

As clashcityrocker suggested you treat it in the same way as you would had you stepped in it during a lack of concentration. Clean it off the best you can given your circumstances at the time, then when you return to the office, ensure that you clean it off sufficiently well so as not to affect others who may come into contact with it.
fishtank
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Post by fishtank »

Himaggen wrote:As the Senior Manager or CWU Rep I'd first ask you how you managed to run your trolley through some dog crap!
It's not as if the crap was crossing your path from beyond your periphery, was disguised as a paving slab or waiting for you in stealth or invisible mode.
That had better be a joke post Himaggen,If it's not there's more s**t in your post than you could run over with 10 trolleys.
What it does show on your part though is a lack of relevant delivery experience,with or without a trolley.
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