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Delivery Office working times 8am - 4pm
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Bahia Feliz
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Re: Delivery Office working times 8am - 4pm
Someone still has to sort the non mech ips ( flats ) even if one pass comes in,who will do it?
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Martin Walsh
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Re: Delivery Office working times 8am - 4pm
It will be done at the same time or 30 mins before your one wave of sequencing coming into your office.Bahia Feliz wrote:Someone still has to sort the non mech ips ( flats ) even if one pass comes in,who will do it?
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Delivery Office working times 8am - 4pm
dingo wrote:It will be done at the same time or 30 mins before your one wave of sequencing coming into your office.Bahia Feliz wrote:Someone still has to sort the non mech ips ( flats ) even if one pass comes in,who will do it?
SO will Everyone be on 30hrs contract. (Except those on less currently)
So they reduce the number of IPS frames and then 3 years later they want everyone on 30 hour contracts to sort IPS for 1/2 hour - If I have this right we will have 25 people sorting IPS on 6 frames
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Bahia Feliz
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Re: Delivery Office working times 8am - 4pm
At our office we have ips in 2 groups,both doing 30-40 mins each
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fishtank
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Re: Delivery Office working times 8am - 4pm
What the wave 2 does in most offices is create an artificial barrier to the "efficiency" savings possible and the performance expected from the staff. There is after all no point in getting all of the work done and then having staff sitting around unable to tie down because they are waiting for wave 2.
That makes wave 2 very important at resource meetings. what Royal Mail eventually want is all of the work in front of staff before they start work, that is by definition the most efficient way of working, Efficient in case anyone isn't clear is the way to get the most amount of work done by the least amount of staff.
That makes wave 2 very important at resource meetings. what Royal Mail eventually want is all of the work in front of staff before they start work, that is by definition the most efficient way of working, Efficient in case anyone isn't clear is the way to get the most amount of work done by the least amount of staff.
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gb93
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Re: Delivery Office working times 8am - 4pm
(1) Why would the same amount of work take 2 hours less to do.dingo wrote:Currently full timers are employed on a 39 hour contract and most work a 5 day week. If you start in the future at say 9 o clock because you have one pass and none of that work is in your office and you have no manual work till because the professional drivers no long have a night shift because there is now just one wave of sequencing work.
There is a last letter agreed with of com of 3pm for towns and cities and 4 for rural areas.
So on 5 day weeks that means you have 6 hour duty which over 5 days 30 hours. It would be difficult to have less than 5 day attendances under those circumstances and I have not even mentioned short days like monday and tuesday.
That is the issue with one pass it is a total game changer.
(2) Are you saying the union or RM would insist on the current last letter times.
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Rommagic
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Re: Delivery Office working times 8am - 4pm
fishtank wrote:What the wave 2 does in most offices is create an artificial barrier to the "efficiency" savings possible and the performance expected from the staff. There is after all no point in getting all of the work done and then having staff sitting around unable to tie down because they are waiting for wave 2.
That makes wave 2 very important at resource meetings. what Royal Mail eventually want is all of the work in front of staff before they start work, that is by definition the most efficient way of working, Efficient in case anyone isn't clear is the way to get the most amount of work done by the least amount of staff.
So why did Royal Mail cut thousands of night jobs seven years ago?,after all back then delivery staff would come in to having all the work in the frames after the night staff sorted it.
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IloveMYredTROLLEY!
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Re: Delivery Office working times 8am - 4pm
Dingo is suggesting that town deliveries should be finishing at 3pm regardless of start time.gb93 wrote:(1) Why would the same amount of work take 2 hours less to do.dingo wrote:Currently full timers are employed on a 39 hour contract and most work a 5 day week. If you start in the future at say 9 o clock because you have one pass and none of that work is in your office and you have no manual work till because the professional drivers no long have a night shift because there is now just one wave of sequencing work.
There is a last letter agreed with of com of 3pm for towns and cities and 4 for rural areas.
So on 5 day weeks that means you have 6 hour duty which over 5 days 30 hours. It would be difficult to have less than 5 day attendances under those circumstances and I have not even mentioned short days like monday and tuesday.
That is the issue with one pass it is a total game changer.
(2) Are you saying the union or RM would insist on the current last letter times.
The trouble is, in my planet reality, delivering past 3pm on most town HCT duties happens on all but the quietest of days when done "properly"... Even with some OPGs coming in early to do IPS overtime and thereby reduce general indoor work. Some poor sods have no guarantee of delivering the whole walk by 3pm most days by simply prepping their frame and going without any general indoor work.
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Lounge Lizard
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Re: Delivery Office working times 8am - 4pm
Simply because thousands of night jobs cost Royal Mail a lot of money.Rommagic wrote:fishtank wrote:What the wave 2 does in most offices is create an artificial barrier to the "efficiency" savings possible and the performance expected from the staff. There is after all no point in getting all of the work done and then having staff sitting around unable to tie down because they are waiting for wave 2.
That makes wave 2 very important at resource meetings. what Royal Mail eventually want is all of the work in front of staff before they start work, that is by definition the most efficient way of working, Efficient in case anyone isn't clear is the way to get the most amount of work done by the least amount of staff.
So why did Royal Mail cut thousands of night jobs seven years ago?,after all back then delivery staff would come in to having all the work in the frames after the night staff sorted it.
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Rommagic
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Re: Delivery Office working times 8am - 4pm
They need duty start times of 2am to sort more mail at night.
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Lounge Lizard
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Re: Delivery Office working times 8am - 4pm
I know that, you know that, but it doesn't mean it'll ever happen.Rommagic wrote:They need duty start times of 2am to sort more mail at night.
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: Delivery Office working times 8am - 4pm
Single wave sequencing is going to happen at some point whether we like it or not. Many of the wave 2 batches are very small, often less then a dozen boxes
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halfull
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Re: Delivery Office working times 8am - 4pm
lol, not in my office! 2nd wave is a full tray each most days (for about 90 walks).SpacePhoenix wrote:Single wave sequencing is going to happen at some point whether we like it or not. Many of the wave 2 batches are very small, often less then a dozen boxes
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Glenno
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Re: Delivery Office working times 8am - 4pm
BolloxSpacePhoenix wrote:Single wave sequencing is going to happen at some point whether we like it or not. Many of the wave 2 batches are very small, often less then a dozen boxes
60/40 my arse more like 40/60, sometimes 50/50
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Bahia Feliz
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Re: Delivery Office working times 8am - 4pm
Even if all the work is in front of you when you start,be it 7 or 8 or whatever,You still only have 7 hours 48mins x 5 = 39 hours to do all the ips then to prep & deliver your walk & meal relief!