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hans solo
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Post by hans solo »

once delivery completed should all persons return to do
p&l in ours driver drops partner off at home and is left themselves to bring 739s trackeds reg specials pda everything back to office for them.
also some drive round and dump everything with other p&l duties to save any of them going back to office.
enabling earlier finishes for some and working to time for others
is this fair
nb. persons not going back to office do not take any more mail etc to cover their hours while partner is still working
mgmt know people are finishing earlier but do nothing as it suits them
why should one person get different terms than others
where do we stand on this
spiderj
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Post by spiderj »

Also what about mail integrity
I'd be interested to know what ib view is
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maisymoo04
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Post by maisymoo04 »

Do they take there vans home if they look for other p and ls :shock:
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Post by IcanthelpthewayIam »

maisymoo04 wrote:Do they take there vans home if they look for other p and ls :shock:
theres lots of ans taken home at nights in delivery offices usually due to parking constraints as such posties have been asked if they want to take an home at night
ebbzie
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Post by ebbzie »

hans solo wrote:once delivery completed should all persons return to do
p&l in ours driver drops partner off at home and is left themselves to bring 739s trackeds reg specials pda everything back to office for them.
also some drive round and dump everything with other p&l duties to save any of them going back to office.
enabling earlier finishes for some and working to time for others
is this fair
nb. persons not going back to office do not take any more mail etc to cover their hours while partner is still working
mgmt know people are finishing earlier but do nothing as it suits them
why should one person get different terms than others
where do we stand on this
You should really stop worrying what everyone else is doing
leadseal
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Joined: 09 May 2007, 16:48

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Post by leadseal »

Time to return to your office, unload the van and complete pouching off of your undeliverable items should be included at the back end of your duty.

Ask your CWU rep to check your duty builder to make sure it is:)

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FinishOnTime
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Post by FinishOnTime »

Same in our office. Managers announce in WTL, and daily meetings that everyone has to come back to the office and sign out, and it's conduct code if they don't. They then proceed to tip the wink to their mates and others when it suits that they can go straight home when they've finished. Absolutely laughable.
NewPostieUK
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Post by NewPostieUK »

It happens a lot in my office, but they don't finish early. I don't really worry about others, but it's a bit of a bummer when I, as a part timer, cover certain duties and have to drop off the full timer and go back to the office myself with all the bags, packets etc. A ten minute drive to the office and 15 mins doing P739's, putting bags away checking out PDA's and van keys means a 30 min clan for overtime, when the full timer claims nothing. Makes you wonder what would happen if I said I didn't want that overtime.
On my own duty I'm a passenger and always go back and help out with bags packets etc.
hans solo
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Post by hans solo »

ebbzie wrote:
hans solo wrote:once delivery completed should all persons return to do
p&l in ours driver drops partner off at home and is left themselves to bring 739s trackeds reg specials pda everything back to office for them.
also some drive round and dump everything with other p&l duties to save any of them going back to office.
enabling earlier finishes for some and working to time for others
is this fair
nb. persons not going back to office do not take any more mail etc to cover their hours while partner is still working
mgmt know people are finishing earlier but do nothing as it suits them
why should one person get different terms than others
where do we stand on this
You should really stop worrying what everyone else is doing
f**k you it affects my workload simple
obviously you are one of the brown nose brigade and dont care about others or the job
one word to sum your comment up
simpleton
ebbzie
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Post by ebbzie »

hans solo wrote:
ebbzie wrote:
hans solo wrote:once delivery completed should all persons return to do
p&l in ours driver drops partner off at home and is left themselves to bring 739s trackeds reg specials pda everything back to office for them.
also some drive round and dump everything with other p&l duties to save any of them going back to office.
enabling earlier finishes for some and working to time for others
is this fair
nb. persons not going back to office do not take any more mail etc to cover their hours while partner is still working
mgmt know people are finishing earlier but do nothing as it suits them
why should one person get different terms than others
where do we stand on this
You should really stop worrying what everyone else is doing
f**k you it affects my workload simple
obviously you are one of the brown nose brigade and dont care about others or the job
one word to sum your comment up
simpleton
No, i just dont worry what everyone else is up to, i come in work at a comfortable pace and go home at my finish time. This way im not on here complaining about what everyone else does and have a stress free day - who"s a simpleton?????
DB1100
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Post by DB1100 »

Why not drop your partner off on the way back to the office? why does it take both people to put the stuff away,I can understand the fuss about taking other people's mail and stuff back to the office,but if some of you cannot stand the thought of partner getting home a few minutes in front of you why don't you do alternate weeks if you are both drivers.
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hans solo
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Post by hans solo »

because you are both paid to work 39hrs per week
what part of that dont people get
if you are finished earlier obviously your your are not working same hrs
and to the last comment what happens and who gets blame if something goes missing /wrong
:evil/mad
some people who try to be clever and finish before time are only f***ing job up and when the s**t hits and it will dont come crying
DGP1
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Post by DGP1 »

TBH I don't understand why this is allowed to happen, everybody needs to return to the office, it really isn't fair for one person to do extra work while one is sitting at home. I know I wouldn't allow it to happen if they where my van share partner.
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spiderj
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Post by spiderj »

I drop one or two off
But they dug me out a couple of times when I just couldn't be arced

Some others I've left in the rain getting soggy for half hour cos they tried to be wide

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Lounge Lizard
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Post by Lounge Lizard »

"also some drive round and dump everything with other p&l duties to save any of them going back to office" - and then if something's accidentally brought back that should have been delivered it the driver that brings it back as much as the driver that should have brought it back that's in trouble. :shock: