What is the title of the thread?
Now change the order of the first two words.
It wasn't too difficult was it.
What is the title of the thread?
then why aint it is pcod instead of cpod?clashcityrocker wrote: ↑07 Mar 2022, 17:00What is the title of the thread?
Now change the order of the first two words.
It wasn't too difficult was it.
Another fancy bit of training for our CV’s.POSTMAN wrote: ↑07 Mar 2022, 16:28Deployment Lead
For all Delivery Colleagues- DOM's & OPG's..CPOD up-skilling
Please see the current overall CPOD training/up-skilling progress.
A decision has been taken today to delay the next phase of CPOD- T24 & 48 [non-signature] for 48 hours to increase the number of OPG's fully up-skilled.
We are currently sitting at 81.2% and this time will enable us to move forward and get a lot more colleagues through.
It's not the OPG's who need to be fully up-skilled it's the customers who need to be warned that their postie will no longer be able to leave Tracked parcels in previously informally agreed safe places. It would be interesting to see what chaos will be caused if posties now stick 100% to the rules.Clappedoutpostie wrote: ↑07 Mar 2022, 17:42Another fancy bit of training for our CV’s.POSTMAN wrote: ↑07 Mar 2022, 16:28Deployment Lead
For all Delivery Colleagues- DOM's & OPG's..CPOD up-skilling
Please see the current overall CPOD training/up-skilling progress.
A decision has been taken today to delay the next phase of CPOD- T24 & 48 [non-signature] for 48 hours to increase the number of OPG's fully up-skilled.
We are currently sitting at 81.2% and this time will enable us to move forward and get a lot more colleagues through.
I'll just put safe place and photo it that way only for the chosen few...you know the Xmas tippers and the good looking ones.TopperGas wrote: ↑07 Mar 2022, 22:07It's not the OPG's who need to be fully up-skilled it's the customers who need to be warned that their postie will no longer be able to leave Tracked parcels in previously informally agreed safe places. It would be interesting to see what chaos will be caused if posties now stick 100% to the rules.Clappedoutpostie wrote: ↑07 Mar 2022, 17:42Another fancy bit of training for our CV’s.POSTMAN wrote: ↑07 Mar 2022, 16:28Deployment Lead
For all Delivery Colleagues- DOM's & OPG's..CPOD up-skilling
Please see the current overall CPOD training/up-skilling progress.
A decision has been taken today to delay the next phase of CPOD- T24 & 48 [non-signature] for 48 hours to increase the number of OPG's fully up-skilled.
We are currently sitting at 81.2% and this time will enable us to move forward and get a lot more colleagues through.
'Er' Mrs can you leave you door open letting in the cold north wind, whilst I pis** about trying to take a photo, OOP's no - doesn't work with gloves on, OOPs no try again you moved into the shot, OOPs try again it's blurred, OOps try again I pressed the wrong button, 'Click' maybe that's OK, I can't see the stupid screen or read any text on it anyway.POSTMAN wrote: ↑25 Feb 2022, 10:38Deployment Lead
To all Delivery colleagues; just a quick reminder that you can Review all Photos before you submit just in case the image does not meet "what good looks like".
* is the door open/ajar?
* is the parcel shown in the open doorway?
* make sure the customer is not in the photo
* make sure the image is not blurred
If you do then you could potentially face a conduct charge if a parcel ever goes missing, by keeping your chosen customers happy you could risk losing your own job.theotherone wrote: ↑07 Mar 2022, 22:09I'll just put safe place and photo it that way only for the chosen few...you know the Xmas tippers and the good looking ones.TopperGas wrote: ↑07 Mar 2022, 22:07It's not the OPG's who need to be fully up-skilled it's the customers who need to be warned that their postie will no longer be able to leave Tracked parcels in previously informally agreed safe places. It would be interesting to see what chaos will be caused if posties now stick 100% to the rules.Clappedoutpostie wrote: ↑07 Mar 2022, 17:42Another fancy bit of training for our CV’s.POSTMAN wrote: ↑07 Mar 2022, 16:28Deployment Lead
For all Delivery Colleagues- DOM's & OPG's..CPOD up-skilling
Please see the current overall CPOD training/up-skilling progress.
A decision has been taken today to delay the next phase of CPOD- T24 & 48 [non-signature] for 48 hours to increase the number of OPG's fully up-skilled.
We are currently sitting at 81.2% and this time will enable us to move forward and get a lot more colleagues through.
No safe place option and if you do the knowing your customer thing photograph it anyway and it goes missing rm have photo proof you messed up and will dismiss you.HTPostman wrote: ↑09 Mar 2022, 15:33There’s something I don’t quite understand about the mass panic over the photos and people saying callers offices will be rammed;
When we currently get a tracked we either:
1. Post it through the door if it fits.
2. Put it in a safe place as indicated on the parcel or an inflight request and take a picture.
3. If it doesn’t have a safe place some of us might ‘try to know our customers’ and put it in a safe place and take a picture even though we shouldn’t.
4. P739 it
From tomorrow we are either going to:
1. Post it through the door if it fits, remembering to take a photo of it halfway through.
2. Put it in a safe place as indicated on the parcel or an inflight request and take a picture.
3. If it doesn’t have a safe place some of us might ‘try to know our customers’ and put it in a safe place and take a picture even though we shouldn’t.
4. P739 it
I accept it’s going to take longer to do our rounds now and might mean we cut off more. But I’m not sure why people think we are going to be P739ing lots of parcels now.
Am I not understanding something here?
Is that no safe place option confirmed?2yearpostie wrote: ↑09 Mar 2022, 15:38No safe place option and if you do the knowing your customer thing photograph it anyway and it goes missing rm have photo proof you messed up and will dismiss you.HTPostman wrote: ↑09 Mar 2022, 15:33There’s something I don’t quite understand about the mass panic over the photos and people saying callers offices will be rammed;
When we currently get a tracked we either:
1. Post it through the door if it fits.
2. Put it in a safe place as indicated on the parcel or an inflight request and take a picture.
3. If it doesn’t have a safe place some of us might ‘try to know our customers’ and put it in a safe place and take a picture even though we shouldn’t.
4. P739 it
From tomorrow we are either going to:
1. Post it through the door if it fits, remembering to take a photo of it halfway through.
2. Put it in a safe place as indicated on the parcel or an inflight request and take a picture.
3. If it doesn’t have a safe place some of us might ‘try to know our customers’ and put it in a safe place and take a picture even though we shouldn’t.
4. P739 it
I accept it’s going to take longer to do our rounds now and might mean we cut off more. But I’m not sure why people think we are going to be P739ing lots of parcels now.
Am I not understanding something here?
The only safe option if no one is home is back at the office.