I'm afraid it isn't..
You didn't read the small print.
Scan In/Out data will not be used for the automatic reduction of contractual pay or allowances based on data captured, or to reduce overtime pay where a (verbal) contract has been agreed with the manager prior to commencement.
And.....
It is recognised that in some locations agreed operational arrangements and overtime arrangements/commitments are in place which mean that individuals do not return to the unit after completing their delivery, it is confirmed that individuals can use a combination of the Static PDA and Walk PDA to record start/finish of the duty.
It is recognised that in some locations agreed operational arrangements and overtime arrangements/commitments are in place which mean that individuals do not return to the unit after completing their delivery, it is confirmed that individuals can use a combination of the Static PDA and Walk PDA to record start/finish of the duty.
So everything changes and nothing changes...
Makes it a waste of time bothering with SISO. They should either make it mandatory for all staff to return to the DO to scan out or not bother implementing SISO in DOs
What operational reasons can there be for an individual not to return to office? A deep rural where you finish 20 miles away from office, for example?
Exactly this, most of our van retentions are because the postie finishes in the village they live in and it makes more sense for both parties that they retain the van and come back the next day rather than cut off and spend 20 minutes travilling to office.
It won't for now....but as you will surely realise, RM play a slowly slowly catchy postie game.
Introduced this year, we won't take notice of this, that or the other - but reports will no doubt be being produced and poured over by the statisticians, giving feedback to up above ready for next year's negotiations....
As the saying goes - there is no smoke without fire - they won't be investing all this money in SISO technology without wanting a payback.
How about because people drive out in their own car and bugger off home strait after delivery and their partner takes everything back for them!
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Then more fool the van partner, and people on here go on about working to rule whilst cutting corners like this , trouble is that everyone only sees the corners others cut....never the ones they themselves are doing