We've deployed a revision in ********* We deployed with 15 walks on the deck due to covid absences and lack of van sharing. So far it's not going particularly well.
The 4 day weeks are welcomed by staff but deliveries are massive and look unachievable at the moment.
Even the 5 day week duties are monsters.
Anyone else got good or bad stories about deployed structural revisions?
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Structural Revisions! Any good?
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yubin282
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Re: Structural Revisions! Any good?
Well I started my annual leave on Monday, left work on Saturday there were...
20 Yorks of packets left over until Monday
At least 8 walks failed already with multiple days mail.
1 York of unsorted IPS mail.
It's going well so far.
20 Yorks of packets left over until Monday
At least 8 walks failed already with multiple days mail.
1 York of unsorted IPS mail.
It's going well so far.
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worktotime
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Re: Structural Revisions! Any good?
its just sounds like a typical agreement btw them , it doesnt work because if you put s**t in you get s**t coming out and royal/fail will want everything in there favour and the crumbling workers union will push all the blame on the office reps when s**t hits the fan . so business as usual , but dont worry if they are uncompletable posties still have a finish time so theres only one loser , 
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Mcclinton
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Re: Structural Revisions! Any good?
We’ve had ours, 4 day week introduced and all Large packets taken off us. So not all bad.
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worktotime
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Mcclinton
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Re: Structural Revisions! Any good?
Do not know what is factored in, just give you a delivery span . Most of of them are approx 4 hours 45 minutes duration which is doable albeit at a quiet time of the year with few d2ds. Also the 4 day week was mainly for 30 hour contracts but part timers were giving the opportunity to up their hours if a full time duty was available, which has never happened in the last 10 years.
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TheTrolleyMan
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Re: Structural Revisions! Any good?
I hope travel out / back and pouching off time was included in these revisions !
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worktotime
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Re: Structural Revisions! Any good?
thanks , did you have an office repick and are you now on a 37 hr week ?Mcclinton wrote: ↑20 Jul 2021, 21:15Do not know what is factored in, just give you a delivery span . Most of of them are approx 4 hours 45 minutes duration which is doable albeit at a quiet time of the year with few d2ds. Also the 4 day week was mainly for 30 hour contracts but part timers were giving the opportunity to up their hours if a full time duty was available, which has never happened in the last 10 years.
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Mcclinton
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Re: Structural Revisions! Any good?
Full office repick and 37 hours,different start times but same finish times each day.
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worktotime
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Chelseablue
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Re: Structural Revisions! Any good?
Are you living in fantasy land ?