Trying the neighbours

[dvbuk55]

then i think we could get another postie made full time, but we have a few guys who are only thinking about number one at the moment

TBH zx135 I don't think RM are in the market to increase hours on delivery anytime soon, if ever. Increasing hours means increased costs and RM are looking for savings.

[IcanthelpthewayIam]

then i think we could get another postie made full time, but we have a few guys who are only thinking about number one at the moment

TBH zx135 I don't think RM are in the market to increase hours on delivery anytime soon, if ever. Increasing hours means increased costs and RM are looking for savings.

we have a fairly good track record of getting people made up, got a fairly decent dom, office doesnt recruit on FTC etc straight to perm

[Postie45]

I still want to know why delivery to a neighbour is seen as acceptable practise by RM
The sender (who is the customer we are serving) is NOT sending to a neighbour, he is sending to a specific address, if no one is at this address we shouldnt be taking it to someone else. END OF.

[jack]

I still want to know why delivery to a neighbour is seen as acceptable practise by RM
The sender (who is the customer we are serving) is NOT sending to a neighbour, he is sending to a specific address, if no one is at this address we shouldnt be taking it to someone else. END OF.

Well according to Moya this is what 94% of customers want, it does remain a mystery to me though where she obtained that figure. None of my family/relatives/neighbours folks in the boozer have filled in any survey/questionnaire asking to whether they wish to have packets delivered to neighbour & vice versa, ulterior motives spring to mind

[borgpicard]

Anyone here actually tried the neighbours [both sides] for every docket left packet for the whole round? How did you get on? Personally I can't see how it can be done even on a Tuesday.

lets all try this in December ?? i dont think so

[The_Wax_Man]

Anyone here actually tried the neighbours [both sides] for every docket left packet for the whole round? How did you get on? Personally I can't see how it can be done even on a Tuesday.

lets all try this in December ?? i dont think so

^^ No and it won't work in December at all due to daily volume - However be prepared for some serious Dom hassle in December when DTN will become really important for RM - and they will use the agreement that has all been signed in including the ones where the union doesn't seem really give much importance too, to force this onto the workforce. - It will be a case by then that they will argue that for the last 6 months it's be done/in place and now instigated part of the delivery process. Conduct code threats anyone... Watch this space.

[Postie45]

Anyone here actually tried the neighbours [both sides] for every docket left packet for the whole round? How did you get on? Personally I can't see how it can be done even on a Tuesday.

lets all try this in December ?? i dont think so

^^ No and it won't work in December at all due to daily volume - However be prepared for some serious Dom hassle in December when DTN will become really important for RM - and they will use the agreement that has all been signed in including the ones where the union doesn't seem really give much importance too, to force this onto the workforce. - It will be a case by then that they will argue that for the last 6 months it's be done/in place and now instigated part of the delivery process. Conduct code threats anyone... Watch this space.


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thats great ill DTN if thats what they want. Hope they also have a plan for what theyre going to do with the mail I bring back at my finishing time.

[doveston]

I still want to know why delivery to a neighbour is seen as acceptable practise by RM
The sender (who is the customer we are serving) is NOT sending to a neighbour, he is sending to a specific address, if no one is at this address we shouldnt be taking it to someone else. END OF.

Well according to Moya this is what 94% of customers want, it does remain a mystery to me though where she obtained that figure. None of my family/relatives/neighbours folks in the boozer have filled in any survey/questionnaire asking to whether they wish to have packets delivered to neighbour & vice versa, ulterior motives spring to mind

She gets that figure from the amount of 'do not leave with neighbour' stickers that's been ordered. Don't forget to remind your customers they can request a sticker from the Royal Mail website…