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Royal Mail are concerned that there could be heavy deliveries in the final run-up to the election
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Darren Bent
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Royal Mail are concerned that there could be heavy deliveries in the final run-up to the election
Had 600 labour party leaflets addressed today and it didn't come sorted in order or machine sorted. Not good enough as Royal Mail need to cut down wasting time on throwing it out as we will need them to deliver it.
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30+YEARMAN
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Royal Mail are concerned that there could be heavy deliveries in the final run-up to the election
Get Hermes and Yodel to do it. 
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Wednesday
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Royal Mail are concerned that there could be heavy deliveries in the final run-up to the election
We have had all early morning sorting cancelled as well.Was funny listening to the dim say to his Lino "is this all the full timers we have!".
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SpacePhoenix
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Royal Mail are concerned that there could be heavy deliveries in the final run-up to the election
They might not have been runable on a CSS, were they flimsy? In anycase I think that they might be counting all the election stuff in MCs, so none of it will be run on machines, except maybe the postal vote formsDarren Bent wrote:Had 600 labour party leaflets addressed today and it didn't come sorted in order or machine sorted. Not good enough as Royal Mail need to cut down wasting time on throwing it out as we will need them to deliver it.
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Darren Bent
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- Location: Pride Park, Derby, DE24 8XL
Royal Mail are concerned that there could be heavy deliveries in the final run-up to the election
Why these machines can't sort it ? is it because the leaflet isn't suitable or the machine isn't suitable ?
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SpacePhoenix
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Royal Mail are concerned that there could be heavy deliveries in the final run-up to the election
Flimsy letters jam in the machines too easily, also any shiny card letters get rejected by CSS machines on 2nd passesDarren Bent wrote:Why these machines can't sort it ? is it because the leaflet isn't suitable or the machine isn't suitable ?
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borgpicard
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Royal Mail are concerned that there could be heavy deliveries in the final run-up to the election
Had mine today.SpacePhoenix wrote:Postal vote forms must be due to go out anytime now
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wookie
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Royal Mail are concerned that there could be heavy deliveries in the final run-up to the election
Is it true that Royal Mail want these election leaflets delivered for 'free' in the future?
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NewPostieUK
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Royal Mail are concerned that there could be heavy deliveries in the final run-up to the election
So they should be rejected. How hard can it be for Royal Mail to stipulate size and weight ? Week after week we get flimsy door to doors that rip or turn to pulp in wet weather. Poll cards are a nightmare to separate and the ink runs when they get wet. We've had ROUND door to doors and last week an otherwise decent leaflet had a Penguin sticking up. Very few penguins were still attached when they went through the doors. I had a load of penguin heads in my bag when I got back.SpacePhoenix wrote:Flimsy letters jam in the machines too easily, also any shiny card letters get rejected by CSS machines on 2nd passesDarren Bent wrote:Why these machines can't sort it ? is it because the leaflet isn't suitable or the machine isn't suitable ?
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scoobymunster
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Royal Mail are concerned that there could be heavy deliveries in the final run-up to the election
Yes they want it classed as part of the normal workload, so wouldn't generate any extra payment for delivery, you just get paid for your hours worked.wookie wrote:Is it true that Royal Mail want these election leaflets delivered for 'free' in the future?
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rubberbond
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Royal Mail are concerned that there could be heavy deliveries in the final run-up to the election
You need to ask? What kind of company man are you? Give up your leave,come in for free,remember to start early as well.Shaders wrote:I'm on annual leave next week, do you think I should cancel it to help get it all delivered?
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wookie
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Royal Mail are concerned that there could be heavy deliveries in the final run-up to the election
Bloody Hell.scoobymunster wrote:Yes they want it classed as part of the normal workload, so wouldn't generate any extra payment for delivery, you just get paid for your hours worked.wookie wrote:Is it true that Royal Mail want these election leaflets delivered for 'free' in the future?
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SpacePhoenix
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Royal Mail are concerned that there could be heavy deliveries in the final run-up to the election
Had yours been run through a machine? It seems like any election postings aren't going anywhere near the machines in MCs, but are essentially being sent as manual direct to DOsborgpicard wrote:Had mine today.SpacePhoenix wrote:Postal vote forms must be due to go out anytime now
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gary1975
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Royal Mail are concerned that there could be heavy deliveries in the final run-up to the election
Why do think they want team working "route ownership" so you cant hand any of it back when you get bulk postingswookie wrote:Bloody Hell.scoobymunster wrote:Yes they want it classed as part of the normal workload, so wouldn't generate any extra payment for delivery, you just get paid for your hours worked.wookie wrote:Is it true that Royal Mail want these election leaflets delivered for 'free' in the future?
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redneck
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Royal Mail are concerned that there could be heavy deliveries in the final run-up to the election
NewPostieUK wrote:So they should be rejected. How hard can it be for Royal Mail to stipulate size and weight ? Week after week we get flimsy door to doors that rip or turn to pulp in wet weather. Poll cards are a nightmare to separate and the ink runs when they get wet. We've had ROUND door to doors and last week an otherwise decent leaflet had a Penguin sticking up. Very few penguins were still attached when they went through the doors. I had a load of penguin heads in my bag when I got back.SpacePhoenix wrote:Flimsy letters jam in the machines too easily, also any shiny card letters get rejected by CSS machines on 2nd passesDarren Bent wrote:Why these machines can't sort it ? is it because the leaflet isn't suitable or the machine isn't suitable ?