I'd rather be safe(er) sat at home on 80% of my wages thank you very much.clashcityrocker wrote:I would rather be working with a full wage than sitting at home on 80% of my 25 contracted hours.hero22 wrote:pisses me off something shocking that while we are out delivering shite others are safe at home getting paid. "oh still have to work" seems to be the new phrase customers like to use." Yes you prick, im standing in your garden with a parcel so yes im working".![]()
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you aint safer at home, go to the supermarket might catch it, get an online delivery might catch it, go for daily exercise might catch it, somebody coughs near your house when its windy might catch it..rambo1 wrote:I'd rather be safe(er) sat at home on 80% of my wages thank you very much.clashcityrocker wrote:I would rather be working with a full wage than sitting at home on 80% of my 25 contracted hours.hero22 wrote:pisses me off something shocking that while we are out delivering shite others are safe at home getting paid. "oh still have to work" seems to be the new phrase customers like to use." Yes you prick, im standing in your garden with a parcel so yes im working".![]()
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https://www.myroyalmail.com/news/2020/0 ... s-not-junk" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;wacko74 wrote:POSTMAN wrote:Wack, contact Royal Mail and see if you can get a different answer that is already on the forums other threads on this subject.
Where are the other threads specifically on this subject? I can't seem to find them.
Can you point me in their direction then I can check what answers and reasons are being offered to my question.
It’s not junk
We are implementing changes to prioritise some mail
Colleagues have been asking about the possibility of limiting the amount of non-essential items we are being asked to deliver during these challenging times.
We have now implemented changes to prioritise some mail. We will deliver unaddressed door to door advertising mailings to customers who are receiving addressed letters or parcels at the same time, wherever practically possible.
Door to Door mailings provide a very valuable service to small businesses and companies of all kinds as they seek to provide their goods and services. It’s important to remember that many small businesses need that support now more than ever. Door to Door mailings also include important communications from government and other authorities, which need to reach every household. It is therefore important that we keep the Door to Door channel open and effective.
We are required to deliver the universal service through the market. The universal postal service provides a lifeline to businesses and communities everywhere and we are proud to provide it. Door-to-door mailings and marketing mail are a very important means of paying for the universal service and supporting the delivery of all mail – including important documents such as hospital appointments and medical prescriptions.
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All recycling in my area has been stopped no collections anymore a few of our guys are getting verbally abused now for delivering d2d there has to be a solution to this problem.the uso is already dead in the water I've had post 2 days last week as the office that delivers to me is struggling.
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aiden01 wrote:Are you dave or terry in disguise cuz seems like they dont give a flying f--k either. actually had a blazing row with area hs rep yday over the 2meter rule his answer was what do you want me to doGRS wrote:Calm down - can’t believe you’re getting in such a state cos you’re out working while others are at home. So what!! Reading lots of posts on different threads it seems that many posties are extremely jealous of people who are at home. Get over it. If it matters that much jack the job in and go on the jam roll.hero22 wrote:pisses me off something shocking that while we are out delivering shite others are safe at home getting paid. "oh still have to work" seems to be the new phrase customers like to use." Yes you prick, im standing in your garden with a parcel so yes im working".![]()
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think hr will be getting a ring on mon morn please cancel my subs please thank you.
How’s cancelling your subs going to stop you getting the virus?
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The thing is hero22 wasn’t saying he was fearful of catching the virus. He was moaning about having to work while others are at home but getting paid. Something he later had a rethink on when someone else posted a different slant on it. My view on a lot of what we’re reading on this forum isn’t that some people are necessarily fearful of the virus but consumed by that wonderful human trait - jealousy!!!aiden01 wrote:Bit of a silly post that just go on the dole because hes fearful of catching a deadly virus WTF.GRS wrote:Calm down - can’t believe you’re getting in such a state cos you’re out working while others are at home. So what!! Reading lots of posts on different threads it seems that many posties are extremely jealous of people who are at home. Get over it. If it matters that much jack the job in and go on the jam roll.hero22 wrote:pisses me off something shocking that while we are out delivering shite others are safe at home getting paid. "oh still have to work" seems to be the new phrase customers like to use." Yes you prick, im standing in your garden with a parcel so yes im working".![]()
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How many people sitting at home doing nothing will have a job to go back to, I bet a lot won't.
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GRS wrote:The thing is hero22 wasn’t saying he was fearful of catching the virus. He was moaning about having to work while others are at home but getting paid. Something he later had a rethink on when someone else posted a different slant on it. My view on a lot of what we’re reading on this forum isn’t that some people are necessarily fearful of the virus but consumed by that wonderful human trait - jealousy!!!aiden01 wrote:Bit of a silly post that just go on the dole because hes fearful of catching a deadly virus WTF.GRS wrote:Calm down - can’t believe you’re getting in such a state cos you’re out working while others are at home. So what!! Reading lots of posts on different threads it seems that many posties are extremely jealous of people who are at home. Get over it. If it matters that much jack the job in and go on the jam roll.hero22 wrote:pisses me off something shocking that while we are out delivering shite others are safe at home getting paid. "oh still have to work" seems to be the new phrase customers like to use." Yes you prick, im standing in your garden with a parcel so yes im working".![]()
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First of all I am extremely jealous of those paid to stay at home if it helps them and their families health as the government advises. I am jealous that their families are being more protected than my own. I am also frightened too. I did show sympathy to the people on part time contracts and what 80% wage would be like for them. So I did not have a rethink on the jealousy thing to be clear. Quite a patronising sort you are love.
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Can't believe people would rather be at home. I'm doing as many hours as I can currently simply to get out the house. I'm bored stupid currently. There's nothing to do. Least we're allowed to actually see the sun, and interact (two metres) away with other human beings while we're working.
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I couldn't think of anything I'd least like to do! Sit at home doing nothing yeah you can do odd jobs around the house but I'd sooner be at work! In my office there is a core of people who are moaning about "why aren't they sending us home bla bla" and yes the vulnerable and at risk royal mail do have a duty of care to them without any question if they feel uneasy and frightened but certain people in my office are just bloody lazy and avoid work at the best of times!
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When people stop moving , a virus stops moving, people move it around, until it;s a 100% shutdown , prepare to attend a lot of family funerals! Now go and prep your docket!
Why are lino's paid full-time ??
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You can't have 100% shutdown. We'd all starve and die from lack of medical attention for a start. Civil disorder is starting to appear in Italy coz of the lockdown, much longer in this country and we'll see similar.5plusbonusball wrote:When people stop moving , a virus stops moving, people move it around, until it;s a 100% shutdown , prepare to attend a lot of family funerals! Now go and prep your docket!
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There is an element of that to be honest. The majority self isolating are doing in genuinely to be fair, but there's a couple who have openly told others they're just swinging the led.Post69 wrote:I couldn't think of anything I'd least like to do! Sit at home doing nothing yeah you can do odd jobs around the house but I'd sooner be at work! In my office there is a core of people who are moaning about "why aren't they sending us home bla bla" and yes the vulnerable and at risk royal mail do have a duty of care to them without any question if they feel uneasy and frightened but certain people in my office are just bloody lazy and avoid work at the best of times!
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If I'm honest that is not strictly true and I have read nearly every post in the Coronavirus forum, still a bit to go but I've read a s**t load.GRS wrote: My view on a lot of what we’re reading on this forum isn’t that some people are necessarily fearful of the virus but consumed by that wonderful human trait - jealousy!!!
Most are fearful trust me, the odd moan about the way the public are being, but on the main, it's fear.
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
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It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
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The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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Yep people are starting to go down the civil disobedience route in Italy but the media are not showing that much if not at all and over here all the people who are moaning about we should be in total lockdown because you have the comfort of the Government paying 80% of wages for a max of 12 weeks so what's your plan after thatSeymour Buts wrote:You can't have 100% shutdown. We'd all starve and die from lack of medical attention for a start. Civil disorder is starting to appear in Italy coz of the lockdown, much longer in this country and we'll see similar.5plusbonusball wrote:When people stop moving , a virus stops moving, people move it around, until it;s a 100% shutdown , prepare to attend a lot of family funerals! Now go and prep your docket!