Removed from rural after conduct?

[Acca Dacca]

Im guessing you want her duty and want to know that even if she keeps her job you will be able to go for it?

I think he was simply asking for advice.
A rep's training unfortunately doesn't cover every eventuality.
Not everyone has base motives.

Fair enough didnt realise he was a rep

[chrisj]

We are back to seniority issues again... Nice cushy Rural duty and working on her own and all that.

If she had done something bang to rights; and that partly a result of working on her own... She deserved to be sanctioned! Losing her duty should be the least of her worries - and not being trusted is as a result of doing wrong - no sugarcoating is needed. She abused her position - simple.

Working in a shared van situation will be an ideal punishment and a deterrent. The duties belong to Royal Mail!

[aiden01]

Im guessing you want her duty and want to know that even if she keeps her job you will be able to go for it?

I think he was simply asking for advice.
A rep's training unfortunately doesn't cover every eventuality.
Not everyone has base motives.

Fair enough didnt realise he was a rep

So if he was'nt a rep would it still be fair enough..

[Marston]

Im guessing you want her duty and want to know that even if she keeps her job you will be able to go for it?

Nah, I don't want her duty. I'm happy with my van pairing, we've been on the same route for a good few years.

Like Clash says, I'm a rep and I've never encountered a case like this one. I was just trying to see if anyone else had a similar experience.

[Acca Dacca]

Im guessing you want her duty and want to know that even if she keeps her job you will be able to go for it?

I think he was simply asking for advice.
A rep's training unfortunately doesn't cover every eventuality.
Not everyone has base motives.

Fair enough didnt realise he was a rep

So if he was'nt a rep would it still be fair enough..

I didnt realise he was asking for advice to help his colleague

Rep or not - if he is asking for advice in order to advise and help then fair enough...