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Resignation or formal conduct for RTA

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Gizzywizzy
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Resignation or formal conduct for RTA

Post by Gizzywizzy »

Really stuck on decisions, do I just hand my resignation in ,DOM has basically asked for resignation first thing or will go to formal conduct, really wanted this job to succeed but I really feel I messed things up big time :sad:
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Re: Resignation or formal conduct for RTA

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Speak to your union rep first if you have joined up, if not join up now !, don't hand your job over just because the DOM demands it, don't give up without a fight, I never heard of a postman getting sacked for an RTA it would depend on the seriousness of it and what led up to it again your rep is your first call or Area Rep if you dont have a local rep.
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Gizzywizzy
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Re: Resignation or formal conduct for RTA

Post by Gizzywizzy »

Tried contacting my rep in the DO unfortunately he on annual leave, other on sick ,typical, going to phone the area rep first thing in morning, worried sick on what to do ,basically the Dom just gave me the choices before I left the office after my round finished :sad:
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Re: Resignation or formal conduct for RTA

Post by panzer4 »

Try not to worry,I know easier said than done
Speak to area rep asap sounds like you have a good case for harassment as well
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Re: Resignation or formal conduct for RTA

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The hell?
Go for conduct as you never know. Also you will still get paid while it is going on.
Without knowing the full details, is it that bad that you think a conduct will get you the sack?
Even if, hang it out as you will still get paid.

Also, if you get away with it, and it's not really that bad then PM me...
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Re: Resignation or formal conduct for RTA

Post by redlen »

Have to agree with going down the conduct code route if appropriate rather than dismissal.

We all have accidents, even if blameworthy. Unless the damage caused was because of being deliberately reckless with intent by your own actions, they will be hard to justify any dismissal for first offence.

As long as you have over two years' service, call their bluff
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Re: Resignation or formal conduct for RTA

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Area Rep, Conduct Code and Honesty. All of the vans at my office are battered, if everyone who had a RTA resigned or was sacked, there would only be managers employed because they hate going out on delivery.
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Re: Resignation or formal conduct for RTA

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Don’t sack yourself!! You may keep your job!
Gizzywizzy
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Re: Resignation or formal conduct for RTA

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Thank u ,spoke to the union ,hopefully be some good outcome :Applause :sad: , union reps be taking it on nxt wk
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Re: Resignation or formal conduct for RTA

Post by Dorset Plodder »

Yep Don't jump ...... make your DOM push you! Cheeky Bastard does he offer his resignation everytime he makes a mistake? ;liar

You must have really upset him for him to be pressing that hard. Never know a Postie get the sack for an RTA. This is what Unions are for (although we slag them down for most things) go through the process. Good Luck. :cuppa
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Re: Resignation or formal conduct for RTA

Post by Wolf91 »

How did it go? Most People have had some sort of incident with a Van at one point or another, it’s almost inevitable given the job we do.
Manager sounds like an absolute….
Yeah.
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Re: Resignation or formal conduct for RTA

Post by Gizzywizzy »

:wave Still got the job for now,
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Re: Resignation or formal conduct for RTA

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Gizzywizzy wrote:
21 Jan 2022, 14:42
:wave Still got the job for now,
Congrats!
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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.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.