1 leaving mail packets tracked specials etc overnight in pouch boxes overnight at mgmts instruction
2 leaving above in van at home at mgmts instruction
3 using own house as bag drop at mgmts instruction
should this be allowed
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leolion855
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hans solo wrote:1 leaving mail packets tracked specials etc overnight in pouch boxes overnight at mgmts instruction
2 leaving above in van at home at mgmts instruction
3 using own house as bag drop at mgmts instruction
should this be allowed
NO unless its in writing and signed by said management ( which it never will be)
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yellowbelly
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Agree with leolion, would want it all in writing, signed by current DOM and reviewed regularly/upon change of DOM.
Some sort of mail security risk assessment would surely have to take place.
For 3, I would want paying - I know that households that have 'bag drops' around a local village
receive an annual payment from RM - not much, and they've all got the big green metal drop boxes on their premises
but I'd not want one of those monstrosities in my garden/yard.
If the 'bag drop' means in a shed or open porch I'm not sure the home insurers would cover
any loss of personal belongings if a burglar was tempted by the 'bag dropped' mail and then
decided to break into your property/took some of your own property as well.
Some sort of mail security risk assessment would surely have to take place.
For 3, I would want paying - I know that households that have 'bag drops' around a local village
receive an annual payment from RM - not much, and they've all got the big green metal drop boxes on their premises
but I'd not want one of those monstrosities in my garden/yard.
If the 'bag drop' means in a shed or open porch I'm not sure the home insurers would cover
any loss of personal belongings if a burglar was tempted by the 'bag dropped' mail and then
decided to break into your property/took some of your own property as well.
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SpacePhoenix
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Them green boxes haven't been used locally for years, they've long rusted awayyellowbelly wrote:For 3, I would want paying - I know that households that have 'bag drops' around a local village
receive an annual payment from RM - not much, and they've all got the big green metal drop boxes on their premises
but I'd not want one of those monstrosities in my garden/yard.
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noggin1969
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Simple NO!!! , Why would you leave Specials overnight as they're next day delivery unless they are 739 items ? Same answer for van. As for your house as a pouch drop off , it's up to you , yes or no and possible your house insurance company.