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Leave packets so you can lapse
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raikky
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Leave packets so you can lapse
Heard it all today. manager said due to sick were lapsing 4 walks. if you cant do it then leave all your large packets. a new time low. cannot believe wthat we heard.
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wannabeek
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Re: Leave packets so you can lapse
Am I being naive or is it possible that the manager can get the large parcels covered easily on overtime later. This happens every so often at our place because it doesn't take long for one person to do an old fashioned parcel delivery like we used to in the afternoons pre p&l.
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: Leave packets so you can lapse
raikky wrote:Heard it all today. manager said due to sick were lapsing 4 walks. if you cant do it then leave all your large packets. a new time low. cannot believe wthat we heard.
not allowed to stream mail types like this, a little anonymous email to moya is in order to resolve the situation
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woofwoof
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Re: Leave packets so you can lapse
No they can not do this packets under 20kg is covered under the uso
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Leave packets so you can lapse
They can do it.
Firstly because as stated the delivery of the packets may have been resourced differently and there may have been no failure of the USO.
And secondly as long as all efforts were made to clear the office, the level of sickness will be a mitigating factor in any reported failure.
After all we fail the USO when it snows or is windy or there is an accident.
Firstly because as stated the delivery of the packets may have been resourced differently and there may have been no failure of the USO.
And secondly as long as all efforts were made to clear the office, the level of sickness will be a mitigating factor in any reported failure.
After all we fail the USO when it snows or is windy or there is an accident.
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swpostie
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Re: Leave packets so you can lapse
Why are managers getting away with lapsing due to staffing issues - and doing it so blatantly?
The 2014 Agenda for Growth agreement states very clearly that lapsing should be considered in relation to predicted mail volumes and specifically states it MUST NOT be used to cover staffing problems.
Why are they doing it?
Scum!
The 2014 Agenda for Growth agreement states very clearly that lapsing should be considered in relation to predicted mail volumes and specifically states it MUST NOT be used to cover staffing problems.
Why are they doing it?
Scum!
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: Leave packets so you can lapse
swpostie wrote:Why are managers getting away with lapsing due to staffing issues - and doing it so blatantly?
The 2014 Agenda for Growth agreement states very clearly that lapsing should be considered in relation to predicted mail volumes and specifically states it MUST NOT be used to cover staffing problems.
Why are they doing it?
Scum!
sorry where exactly does it state that in the agreement?
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: Leave packets so you can lapse
USO doesnt mention 20kgwoofwoof wrote:No they can not do this packets under 20kg is covered under the uso
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eastie
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Re: Leave packets so you can lapse
How is leaving large packets going to help the walker on P/L ??
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raikky
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Re: Leave packets so you can lapse
i have no idea if the manager had available people to cover the pkts on overtime later. if going by what usualy happens at our office, then no. during the busy period packets usually sit for several days until an easy day comes up. theres always an excuse for them. But the fact was he had several people offering to do overtime. about 50 percent of the lapsing was took, the remainding done on overtime. yes no packets were left and the office was clear, but the manager was willing to let everyone just leave their packets so they can collapse.
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Bahia Feliz
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Re: Leave packets so you can lapse
Lapsing is not supposed to be used to cover sick leave.
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woofwoof
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Re: Leave packets so you can lapse
What is a universal postal service?zx135 wrote:USO doesnt mention 20kgwoofwoof wrote:No they can not do this packets under 20kg is covered under the uso
EU Directive 97/67/EC set up a new EU framework for the regulation of postal services, which ensured the provision of a universal postal service in each member state. This defined the minimum characteristics of this universal service as:
•one collection from appropriate access points every working day
•one delivery to all addresses every working day
•to include postal items and packages up to 20 kilograms; plus
•a service for registered items and insured items
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: Leave packets so you can lapse
Bahia Feliz wrote:Lapsing is not supposed to be used to cover sick leave.
sorry where about does it state that?
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: Leave packets so you can lapse
woofwoof wrote:What is a universal postal service?zx135 wrote:USO doesnt mention 20kgwoofwoof wrote:No they can not do this packets under 20kg is covered under the uso
EU Directive 97/67/EC set up a new EU framework for the regulation of postal services, which ensured the provision of a universal postal service in each member state. This defined the minimum characteristics of this universal service as:
•one collection from appropriate access points every working day
•one delivery to all addresses every working day
•to include postal items and packages up to 20 kilograms; plus
•a service for registered items and insured items
the uk legislation doesnt put a maximum weight on it, it actually states all postal packets in fact the UK USO is more stringent that the minimum EU requirements
Last edited by IcanthelpthewayIam on 26 Jun 2014, 19:34, edited 1 time in total.
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newspaper
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Re: Leave packets so you can lapse
Its been asked before
Moya says via lindsey
Thank you for your patience. > > I have been working with your senior regional management team and they > requested that the Delivery Director, Lindsey Tilley, investigate your > concerns. I have been assured that parcels did fail on one occasion due to > collapsed walks and the failure was declared on DODR. > > Lindsey has held a meeting with the DOM and told him that under no > circumstances do we fail parcels in order to collapse walks. > > Lindsey is currently in the process of creating a brief to deliver to all > unit managers in Hull outlining the process for collapsing walks and lapsing > hours. The brief will cover off the use of the tools available to us to > effectively forecast traffic to enable us to create our collapsing plans. > > The Strategic Involvement plans have been removed as Lindsey has confirmed > we will not be failing parcels to achieve our savings plans / budgets. > > I hope this has given you some reassurance and thank you for contacting us. > > Kind regards > > Jane > , > > Jane Ogden > > Chairman & Chief Executive Office > Just Say It > 100 Victoria Embankment > LONDON > EC4Y 0HQ
Moya says via lindsey
Thank you for your patience. > > I have been working with your senior regional management team and they > requested that the Delivery Director, Lindsey Tilley, investigate your > concerns. I have been assured that parcels did fail on one occasion due to > collapsed walks and the failure was declared on DODR. > > Lindsey has held a meeting with the DOM and told him that under no > circumstances do we fail parcels in order to collapse walks. > > Lindsey is currently in the process of creating a brief to deliver to all > unit managers in Hull outlining the process for collapsing walks and lapsing > hours. The brief will cover off the use of the tools available to us to > effectively forecast traffic to enable us to create our collapsing plans. > > The Strategic Involvement plans have been removed as Lindsey has confirmed > we will not be failing parcels to achieve our savings plans / budgets. > > I hope this has given you some reassurance and thank you for contacting us. > > Kind regards > > Jane > , > > Jane Ogden > > Chairman & Chief Executive Office > Just Say It > 100 Victoria Embankment > LONDON > EC4Y 0HQ