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Withdrawal of cars on delivery
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ivan frankfurt
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Withdrawal of cars on delivery
Hiya all,
Could somebody please confirm the date/timing of the withdrawal of cars on delivery, our deployment date of the 2010 delivery revision has been and gone. Long story short, we have no vans for sharing do we still use our cars or go old school and go with the drivers and get dropped off with our first bags?
Could somebody please confirm the date/timing of the withdrawal of cars on delivery, our deployment date of the 2010 delivery revision has been and gone. Long story short, we have no vans for sharing do we still use our cars or go old school and go with the drivers and get dropped off with our first bags?
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RTP
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Re: Withdrawal of cars on delivery
ivan frankfurt wrote:Hiya all,
Could somebody please confirm the date/timing of the withdrawal of cars on delivery, our deployment date of the 2010 delivery revision has been and gone. Long story short, we have no vans for sharing do we still use our cars or go old school and go with the drivers and get dropped off with our first bags?
I don't get the 2nd part of your question. You use what delivery equipment was agreed during your revision.Business Transformation 2010 and Beyond National Agreement,
'Delivery Methods' section, page 23 states that "Private cars on delivery will cease upon
the deployment of a Delivery Methods revision in a unit
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ivan frankfurt
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Re: Withdrawal of cars on delivery
RTP, thanks for the reply, as for using equipment we only use rubber bands from the old way of working, before the 2010 agreement.. We still have no vans, no trolleys, no partners, no new walks, no pda's, no anything well apart from rubber bands..
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fishtank
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Re: Withdrawal of cars on delivery
Then you haven't had a delivery methods revision so in theory private cars on delivery are still allowed although I wouldn't.ivan frankfurt wrote: We still have no vans, no trolleys, no partners, no new walks, no pda's, no anything well apart from rubber bands..
It's incredibly stupid to use something that cost you that much money for the benefit of your employer.
At no point ever was the use of private cars mandatory.
That's what van drivers are for.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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ivan frankfurt
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Re: Withdrawal of cars on delivery
Thanks fishtank, because we have had our deployment date been and gone, and our revision signed off as a success, if postie's still use there cars on delivery and have a accident who's fault is it?fishtank wrote:Then you haven't had a delivery methods revision so in theory private cars on delivery are still allowed although I wouldn't.ivan frankfurt wrote: We still have no vans, no trolleys, no partners, no new walks, no pda's, no anything well apart from rubber bands..
It's incredibly stupid to use something that cost you that much money for the benefit of your employer.
At no point ever was the use of private cars mandatory.
That's what van drivers are for.
Postie or rep or manager or dom? Because nobody has been informed of the proper facts..
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noggin1969
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Re: Withdrawal of cars on delivery
The postie will be the one liable for driving a vehicle not in accordance with their insurance , so that's all the costs of any RTA , the court costs and the 6 penalty points. The line manager and DOM will deny all knowledge of any such practices going on in the DO and the postie will get the boot for gross misconduct of failing to follow H&S procedure.if postie's still use there cars on delivery and have a accident who's fault is it?
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fishtank
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Re: Withdrawal of cars on delivery
Blame the rep.ivan frankfurt wrote:Postie or rep or manager or dom? ..
Everybody else does.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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celerycelery
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Re: Withdrawal of cars on delivery
Our rep has told at least 2 people till she is blue in the face that they are not insured anymore but they still carry on regardless. As someone says above the managers turn a blind eye to it and turn two blind eyes to it if they get caught or have an accident.fishtank wrote:Blame the rep.ivan frankfurt wrote:Postie or rep or manager or dom? ..
Everybody else does.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Withdrawal of cars on delivery
Problem being that most people who used their cars on delivery still think that their insurance which covered them legally before has not changed, ergo they insist they are okay. However, the clincher is that you need your employer's permission when using it for business. Once the bond is withdrawn there is no longer any official permission and they are no longer covered.celerycelery wrote:Our rep has told at least 2 people till she is blue in the face that they are not insured anymore but they still carry on regardless. As someone says above the managers turn a blind eye to it and turn two blind eyes to it if they get caught or have an accident.fishtank wrote:Blame the rep.ivan frankfurt wrote:Postie or rep or manager or dom? ..
Everybody else does.
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ivan frankfurt
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Re: Withdrawal of cars on delivery
Cheers for the feedback everybody. I'll be spreading the good news of my findings 
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dvbuk55
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Re: Withdrawal of cars on delivery
Well I don't think spreading the news is going to be any goodivan frankfurt wrote:Cheers for the feedback everybody. I'll be spreading the good news of my findings
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hans solo
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Re: Withdrawal of cars on delivery
just get rt cops to sit outside do that will do it
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ivan frankfurt
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Re: Withdrawal of cars on delivery
I'll be telling people tomorrow and they will listen, look into my eyes my friendsdvbuk55 wrote:Well I don't think spreading the news is going to be any goodivan frankfurt wrote:Cheers for the feedback everybody. I'll be spreading the good news of my findings
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postality
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Re: Withdrawal of cars on delivery
How was this revision signed off?ivan frankfurt wrote:Thanks fishtank, because we have had our deployment date been and gone, and our revision signed off as a success, if postie's still use there cars on delivery and have a accident who's fault is it?fishtank wrote:Then you haven't had a delivery methods revision so in theory private cars on delivery are still allowed although I wouldn't.ivan frankfurt wrote: We still have no vans, no trolleys, no partners, no new walks, no pda's, no anything well apart from rubber bands..
It's incredibly stupid to use something that cost you that much money for the benefit of your employer.
At no point ever was the use of private cars mandatory.
That's what van drivers are for.
Postie or rep or manager or dom? Because nobody has been informed of the proper facts..
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ivan frankfurt
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Re: Withdrawal of cars on delivery
2 walks have been agreed by the powers, and the planners will be back in 2014 to complete the remaining 100+ walks/dutiespostality wrote:How was this revision signed off?ivan frankfurt wrote:Thanks fishtank, because we have had our deployment date been and gone, and our revision signed off as a success, if postie's still use there cars on delivery and have a accident who's fault is it?fishtank wrote:Then you haven't had a delivery methods revision so in theory private cars on delivery are still allowed although I wouldn't.ivan frankfurt wrote: We still have no vans, no trolleys, no partners, no new walks, no pda's, no anything well apart from rubber bands..
It's incredibly stupid to use something that cost you that much money for the benefit of your employer.
At no point ever was the use of private cars mandatory.
That's what van drivers are for.
Postie or rep or manager or dom? Because nobody has been informed of the proper facts..