Health and safety dictates that all OPG's should be going back to the office to sign out. Royal mails own rules say they should be going back and if back early their managers should be giving them work to do ie lapsing or cut offs.postslippete wrote:richietns wrote:I agree thats what happened in my old job had to hang about until the clock on the timing machine clicked bang on the hour,wasnt digital then, even if you had nothing to do that way there's no argument either way.
Well it sounds like a remarkable way of slowing down the faster posties. What about the postie that gets dropped off at home?? Do they not get paid if they don't clock out?
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You have no d2d to prep no yorks to clear purstops to tidy, vans to wash??Hitcher wrote:If you return to the office early - and the managers say there's no work - you simply wait until the clocking out time and then go home.postslippete wrote:If the company get away with this then they will eventually end up getting away with paying posties only the hours that they have clocked .
It's quite simple really you're paid until that time so you don't clock out until that time.