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Cars on delivery
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oscar11
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- Location: bolton
Cars on delivery
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TrueBlueTerrier
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There is no official or unofficial policy for use of cars on delivery. In fact as they do not pay you for it why would anyone want to.
On this site we tend to be against using a private car on delivery as eventually Royal Mail will come for the extra time you save using it. This is the flexibility part of the deal I voted No to. Also if too many people use cars it can mean that your office loose a driving duty in Royal Mails avarice for saving hours and being "more efficient".
On this site we tend to be against using a private car on delivery as eventually Royal Mail will come for the extra time you save using it. This is the flexibility part of the deal I voted No to. Also if too many people use cars it can mean that your office loose a driving duty in Royal Mails avarice for saving hours and being "more efficient".
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UNION JACK
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- Joined: 03 Jun 2007, 20:26
cars on delivery
Yes everyone use their cars ,in our office you can make up to 10 minutes everyday,its got to be worth it .Come on lads wake up and smell the roses.

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oscar11
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- Location: bolton
getting back to office
i only take one bag out with me th driver takes the rest.the trouble is getting back to office to pick up my car ,they will drop you off at start of delivery then you ave to make you own way back to office to pick up my car at my expense,i need my car to get to work as i live to far from delivery office 
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BoltonPostie
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- Location: Up s**t creek.
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k979aaa
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Re: getting back to office
Do you live where you finnish? if not why pouch off if no lift back do not pouch off return to office and hand everything back on finish time!oscar11 wrote:i only take one bag out with me th driver takes the rest.the trouble is getting back to office to pick up my car ,they will drop you off at start of delivery then you ave to make you own way back to office to pick up my car at my expense,i need my car to get to work as i live to far from delivery office
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axeman
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- Joined: 12 Jun 2007, 17:57
seems quite simple to me if they take you out they bring you back can't understand why you don't press them on this. as you must be due to finnish back at the office if you use the vans as they do at ours. yes i don't think for one moment they like it but the onus is on them to return you to the office see your rep
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celerycelery
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peedofpostie
- Posts: 269
- Joined: 08 Jun 2007, 20:24
- Location: alloa scotland
do all you guys realise that when using your new car that you got a bank loan for and are still paying off that if you crash the car even with your first bag you are only insured 3 rd party by royal mail that is if you have even bothered to hand your documents in if you have nt then you are not insured you are insured to drive to your workplace only not to carry mail unless you have buisness insurance so if you crash royal mail will cover the damage to the other car but not yours so you may end up with a mountain of debt and nothing to show for it get in the vans that is what they are there for 
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St.Dave
- Posts: 43
- Joined: 12 Jul 2007, 13:07
- Location: Blackrod
We will not be brought back to the office from our delivery, the dom has made that clear. I dont use my car anymore, take my breaks, start on my time and as we have no drops have to use meets. If I miss the bus that runs every hour I have to wait 40 mins for the next which means I cannot pick my kids up from school as I live 30 mins from the delivery office.
I want to take my car out even if it's just to get to a toilet but they wont let me
I want to take my car out even if it's just to get to a toilet but they wont let me
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Knowledge is Hassle
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Shrek
- Posts: 103
- Joined: 15 Sep 2007, 15:36
I do not no if this is allowable but, if you have to wait 40 minutes on your bags, can you not hand the last bag back to the driver, call the office and say that you cannot complete due to the late arrival of your bags. It is the DIM responsibility to get your bag to you on time. No one should have to work past their time if they do not want to.St.Dave wrote:We will not be brought back to the office from our delivery, the dom has made that clear. I dont use my car anymore, take my breaks, start on my time and as we have no drops have to use meets. If I miss the bus that runs every hour I have to wait 40 mins for the next which means I cannot pick my kids up from school as I live 30 mins from the delivery office.
I want to take my car out even if it's just to get to a toilet but they wont let me
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Shrek
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I do not no if this is allowable but, if you have to wait 40 minutes on your bags, can you not hand the last bag back to the driver, call the office and say that you cannot complete due to the late arrival of your bags. It is the DIM responsibility to get your bag to you on time. No one should have to work past their time if they do not want to.St.Dave wrote:We will not be brought back to the office from our delivery, the dom has made that clear. I dont use my car anymore, take my breaks, start on my time and as we have no drops have to use meets. If I miss the bus that runs every hour I have to wait 40 mins for the next which means I cannot pick my kids up from school as I live 30 mins from the delivery office.
I want to take my car out even if it's just to get to a toilet but they wont let me
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leiwolf
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- Location: Lancs
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L Tommo
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leiwolf wrote:Tis why i use a bike (even tho the chain keep coming off) and its even great when i can refuse to do a round because the no bags drops on them.
BOOOOTIFULL BOOOOOOOOTIFUL MY SON... Thats how to take the fight to RM ..
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TrueBlueTerrier
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QUESTIONS ARE BEING ASKED IN PARLIAMENT
QUESTIONS ARE BEING ASKED IN PARLIAMENT
On 8 Oct 07
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/p ... 8w0073.htm
[center]Royal Mail: Cars[/center]
Mr. MacNeil: To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform how many private cars or other non-liveried or dedicated vehicles are used by the Royal Mail in the dispatch of mail. [154194]
Mr. McFadden: This is an operational matter for Royal Mail. Adam Crozier the Chief Executive has been asked to reply direct to the hon. Member.
Mr. MacNeil: To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform what assessment he has made of the level of usage of private cars or other non-liveried or dedicated vehicles by the Royal Mail to relay mailbags to postmen and women in the course of their rounds; and what guidance applies to the Royal Mail in terms of the security of such vehicles. [154195]
Mr. McFadden: This is an operational matter for Royal Mail. Adam Crozier the Chief Executive has been asked to reply direct to the hon. Member.
On 8 Oct 07
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/p ... 8w0073.htm
[center]Royal Mail: Cars[/center]
Mr. MacNeil: To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform how many private cars or other non-liveried or dedicated vehicles are used by the Royal Mail in the dispatch of mail. [154194]
Mr. McFadden: This is an operational matter for Royal Mail. Adam Crozier the Chief Executive has been asked to reply direct to the hon. Member.
Mr. MacNeil: To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform what assessment he has made of the level of usage of private cars or other non-liveried or dedicated vehicles by the Royal Mail to relay mailbags to postmen and women in the course of their rounds; and what guidance applies to the Royal Mail in terms of the security of such vehicles. [154195]
Mr. McFadden: This is an operational matter for Royal Mail. Adam Crozier the Chief Executive has been asked to reply direct to the hon. Member.
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