PhilPott wrote:I'd sooner deliver to a neighbour than have a frustrated customer - It's a service we now provide and a long overdue one at that. I've not noticed it adding time to my delivery but it's certainly saved me time messing about checking packets back in and taking redeliveries. Time I can now spend getting the next days D2D's in.
I bet on day you will have to explain when neighbour say what packet ? bring a back , you be safe . Do not leave it at neighbour , put red card through.
PhilPott wrote:I'd sooner deliver to a neighbour than have a frustrated customer - It's a service we now provide and a long overdue one at that. I've not noticed it adding time to my delivery but it's certainly saved me time messing about checking packets back in and taking redeliveries. Time I can now spend getting the next days D2D's in.
Win Win.
Troll alert....troll alert
Sorry for using my paid work hours to help get the job done.
PhilPott wrote:I'd sooner deliver to a neighbour than have a frustrated customer - It's a service we now provide and a long overdue one at that. I've not noticed it adding time to my delivery but it's certainly saved me time messing about checking packets back in and taking redeliveries. Time I can now spend getting the next days D2D's in.
Win Win.
Troll alert....troll alert
Sorry for using my paid work hours to help get the job done.
Of you have time to deliver to neighbour, get back to the office early still and prep the next days D2D then your walk isn't long enough or you aren't lapsing enough hours.
i've not seen the 'courier special' but we had wtll tuesday and SAYE featured and Mark Higson's replacement on RMTV telling us thst we will be emtying post boxes on delivery (more boxes are being put in nationally)
what's the impact on collection staff??.... will they be doing hybrid duties.... ie delivering what we are normally expected to lapse followed by a wave of later/last collections??
OnAFlyer wrote:
Of you have time to deliver to neighbour, get back to the office early still and prep the next days D2D then your walk isn't long enough or you aren't lapsing enough hours.
I fully agree - there's a considerable number of lazyboys & lazygirls who don't in our office though.
