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collections revision
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tpost
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collections revision
Our office is presently going through a resign and I am interested in applying for one of the afternoon collection duties of which we have 5 at present.These duties are monday to friday 10am to 5.48pm.They involve a small delivery and then collections. I have been warned off applying for these duties by my rep as we are due for a collections best practice revision and the rep thinks a duty and a half may be taken out. I am interested to hear if any other offices have gone through a collections revision and what was the effect of that revision ?
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ihatedogs
- MAIL CENTRES/PROCESSING
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tpost
- Posts: 245
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- Location: Thames house
Re: collections revision
You may be right as I think the DOM and rep do try to steer people into certain jobsihatedogs wrote:f you want it mate, you go for it. Don`t be warned off by someone who may have an ulterior motive**. one of our guys was talked into taking the dom assist job when it was offered just so one of the office favourites could get the walk he wanted.
** disclaimer, not saying that`s the case but do your own thing mate.
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arnold cheshire
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Re: collections revision
i dont think they are going to have you delivering mail till 530pm
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UnhappyGremlin
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Re: collections revision
No they're not, hence the small delivery THEN collections.bringon4dayweeks wrote:i dont think they are going to have you delivering mail till 530pm
If you want the job take it. Every Saturday off, lie in. If it changes in the future, then deal with it then.
Sometimes, I wish I wasn't a Rep.
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arnold cheshire
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Re: collections revision
yes gremlin he said they might make him do a duty and a halfUnhappyGremlin wrote:No they're not, hence the small delivery THEN collections.bringon4dayweeks wrote:i dont think they are going to have you delivering mail till 530pm
If you want the job take it. Every Saturday off, lie in. If it changes in the future, then deal with it then.
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arnold cheshire
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Re: collections revision
are your collections about 1and half hour to 2 hrs long? take your 40 minute break and you wont have time for half a walktpost wrote:Our office is presently going through a resign and I am interested in applying for one of the afternoon collection duties of which we have 5 at present.These duties are monday to friday 10am to 5.48pm.They involve a small delivery and then collections. I have been warned off applying for these duties by my rep as we are due for a collections best practice revision and the rep thinks a duty and a half may be taken out. I am interested to hear if any other offices have gone through a collections revision and what was the effect of that revision ?
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clashcityrocker
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Re: collections revision
bringon4dayweeks - have you had a few too many shandies?
Your posts make no sense at all and bare no relation to the original post.
Your posts make no sense at all and bare no relation to the original post.
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UnhappyGremlin
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Re: collections revision
No they didn't.bringon4dayweeks wrote:yes gremlin he said they might make him do a duty and a halfUnhappyGremlin wrote:No they're not, hence the small delivery THEN collections.bringon4dayweeks wrote:i dont think they are going to have you delivering mail till 530pm
If you want the job take it. Every Saturday off, lie in. If it changes in the future, then deal with it then.
The Rep said in the upcoming collections revision, a duty and a half may be removed, i.e. if there are 5 FT now, they want to drop it to 3 FT and 1 PT.
Try reading what people write, before jumping on what they or others say in response.
Sometimes, I wish I wasn't a Rep.
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tpost
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Re: collections revision
As deliveries are now finishing later in the day I can see boxes being emptied by delivery staff as RM are only obligated to empty a box once a day. The times on these boxes can be altered to suit.
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arnold cheshire
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Re: collections revision
no shandies clash but it sure got me confused .clashcityrocker wrote:bringon4dayweeks - have you had a few too many shandies?
Your posts make no sense at all and bare no relation to the original post.
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UnhappyGremlin
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Re: collections revision
This was mentioned in my office, especially in relation to Saturdays and/or rural boxes. But it was vetoed by a DSM or their collections equivalent as it would have produced too many collection routes, and would be harder to manage. Though, as far as I know, it does happen around the country.tpost wrote:As deliveries are now finishing later in the day I can see boxes being emptied by delivery staff as RM are only obligated to empty a box once a day. The times on these boxes can be altered to suit.
There is also the possibility that boxes are now going to be emptied more than once a day, due to the MC rationalisation programme, and not being able to cope with the levels of box mail going in too late, and so they're failing daily. It'll be busy boxes only, but it is a strong possibility apparently.
Sometimes, I wish I wasn't a Rep.
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PhilthyPhil
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Re: collections revision
All boxes are allocated a time band and RM can not set a final collection earlier than this. This is monitored by the reguator. We have a couple of 18:30 boxes in small villages which we have tried to get moved earlier but it is not allowedtpost wrote:As deliveries are now finishing later in the day I can see boxes being emptied by delivery staff as RM are only obligated to empty a box once a day. The times on these boxes can be altered to suit.
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BingBong
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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- Location: the north
Re: collections revision
was just about to make that point...also if you cant complete the duty cut off and then go on your collection. simples. good luck though. if you want it do it. looke after number 1 first.bringon4dayweeks wrote:are your collections about 1and half hour to 2 hrs long? take your 40 minute break and you wont have time for half a walktpost wrote:Our office is presently going through a resign and I am interested in applying for one of the afternoon collection duties of which we have 5 at present.These duties are monday to friday 10am to 5.48pm.They involve a small delivery and then collections. I have been warned off applying for these duties by my rep as we are due for a collections best practice revision and the rep thinks a duty and a half may be taken out. I am interested to hear if any other offices have gone through a collections revision and what was the effect of that revision ?
Toon Army!
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maisymoo04
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Re: collections revision
Clash it's shandys mate not shandiesclashcityrocker wrote:bringon4dayweeks - have you had a few too many shandies?
Your posts make no sense at all and bare no relation to the original post.
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