That doesn't make any sense. If the mail is prepped in the bag why put it back in the frame. Might as well just get somebody else to go out with those bags.terry2972 wrote:Well the saga drags on arrived at 7 no partner turned up had to prep myself had the 9 bags to put back in kept asking management for help then at 9 a lad from another Office turned up and had to cut off at 2pm so the back log of mail is building hopefully have a fulltimer with me in the morning How long will this go on??
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datasaint
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wannabeek
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I think it's the lack of an available 'somebody else' that is the problem here. Every rollover I've done, I've prepped it all back into the frame. Doesn't take too long as it is all sequenced for you. From a manager's point of view, it's way more efficient than paying for those streets to be walked twice in one day (assuming that the office just pays OT on actual hours worked, like ours does).norm wrote:That doesn't make any sense. If the mail is prepped in the bag why put it back in the frame. Might as well just get somebody else to go out with those bags.terry2972 wrote:Well the saga drags on arrived at 7 no partner turned up had to prep myself had the 9 bags to put back in kept asking management for help then at 9 a lad from another Office turned up and had to cut off at 2pm so the back log of mail is building hopefully have a fulltimer with me in the morning How long will this go on??
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terry2972
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Worked over the last two days with my partner today and caught up lol just the back log of packets to clear lol