how do you stop people starting early?

[rehabron]

Check out Employer Liability Insurance.

[Jpro747]

Bet none of you can beat the guy in our office who came in ON HIS DAY OFF to prep his d2d's

We had one of them this week, wonder if it's the same one!

US too!!!!!## he does it every week

Can't believe this actually happens! If someone did this in our office the piss taking would be relentless

[Nondescript]

Bet none of you can beat the guy in our office who came in ON HIS DAY OFF to prep his d2d's

We had one of them this week, wonder if it's the same one!

US too!!!!!## he does it every week

Can't believe this actually happens! If someone did this in our office the piss taking would be relentless

We have a young part timer who works between 90 - 120 minutes for free every day.

[freelunch]

how do you stop people starting early?

You don't. Let them get on with it.

[Lounge Lizard]

You won't. Some people are really blinkered when it comes to their frames and work times.

You need to get management to pull their finger out and stop people coming in early.. in breach of insurance policies and H&S etc.. The trouble is they won't do it as it helps them get the office clear and if people are stupid enough to come in and work for nothing just so they can get out "on time, when they clearly aren't doing so because they've come in early well more fool them. Working for nothing and still running around like headless chickens.

Come in at your correct start time and WORK TO YOUR CONTRACT. Don't do anything more than the required work. If you have to cut off then do so, and when doing so make sure you have a witness with you when you inform management of your intentions. Don't go over your hours and bring it back. The more people that do this the sooner the better as it will force management to reassess deliveries and the delivery spans. Then you may start to see a difference in the office. But don't hold your breath.

If coming in early really is "in breach of insurance policies and H&S etc" then explain how it is in breach of insurance policies and H&S etc. and involve the CWU.

[robbertwhitton]

you simply wont stop it,they wont change,not sure why it seems to have crept ,so they can get done and home.and then moan because another round gets lost.i agree,managers should make a point,but they wont.thats how we function now on good will and cutting corners to save time.its a slippery slope my friends,be afraid.be very afraid!

[Jon Chaplarski]

If you are on the shop floor before your contracted start time and you have an accident, serious or not.....you'll get sod all. and the people that start before their time are small bellends.

[eastie]

All the staff at Bexhill Delivery Office start at the same time each day, nobody is allowed to start early.
At 9.00am everyone downs tools and everyone has 40 minutes meal relief.
Guess what................ they don't have any lapsing

[korky]

All the staff at Bexhill Delivery Office start at the same time each day, nobody is allowed to start early.
At 9.00am everyone downs tools and everyone has 40 minutes meal relief.
Guess what................ they don't have any lapsing

probably work in most d/o
but our onion rep refuses to stop managers prepping the duties we lapse!

[Jpro747]

Unfortunately there seems to be a culture among workers that working fast is the most respectable thing to do, its like a competition of who can go the fastest, whos out the door first and whos back first will be crowned the king. Sad really. All you can do is sit back and laugh.

[wabbithunta]

If you are on the shop floor before your contracted start time and you have an accident, serious or not.....you'll get sod all. and the people that start before their time are small bellends.

Been offline for a few days and looked on here and I found someone doesn't seem to "like/appreciate" what I posted so thanks for posting this response..
Saves me having to add the same comment.. as a response to my comment asked why this was needed.
Common sense really, some people couldn't give a toss about H&S. Management included so it seems. This isn't confined to any one particular office either, it's prevalent across RM.

[No doubt this will illicit a similar response to the previous one about my original post too]

[GT750rider]

Bet none of you can beat the guy in our office who came in ON HIS DAY OFF to prep his d2d's

No, but I can equal it - I pulled up at a delivery office one Saturday morning around 10.30 ( yes , I was working ) and as I was unloading along came a couple, man and wife, who I know. They were not in uniform. I said hello, you've finished early -reply - oh, it's our week off, we've just come in to throw off next week's D2D' s. FFS !

[IcanthelpthewayIam]

Check out Employer Liability Insurance.

you are insured regardless of if they start early or not. if you are at work you are covered it is as simple as that unfortunately