Totally agree as I come in and they are not in frame so it takes,me about 20/30 mins a day to put in frame plus then sorting packets and bagging up although I have a ft partner who helps we get out about 1015 having started at 9000,then dom says I should be back by 2 a nd shouldn't be claiming , the whole company is becoming a joke they want job done but don't pay ot it really is pathetic they way they run business as they let ft people go home before there time yet pt have to claim!lightningpostman wrote:tell that to parttimers who come into a frame with no redirections done, no packets sorted and no d2d's thrown off, yet expect to get there duty done in 5 hours ha!CLINTEASTWOOD wrote:d2D times are built into your prep times on the IWT at about 20% a day.Thats how managers can measure your workload.So don't come in early to prep them and try and do the fixed amount everyday.
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Why?matthew68 wrote: I come in and they are not in frame so it takes,me about 20/30 mins a day to put in frame plus then sorting packets and bagging up
Go and see the manager when you get in and ask him whats going on. Ask him why work hasn't been done and who is going to do it. If it's you, tell him that doing it will cause you to go over, and you do / do not want the overtime.