Really. Well let's analyse the situation shall we?calpsy wrote:BELIAL wrote:Surely there is no one that ignorant or retarded in this world. You are on a wind up yeah? Not that funny though is itOnAFlyer wrote:'Yawn'
Same old, same old. Blaming car users because you haven't got a 2 hour first delivery and 10 letters on the 2nd anymore like in the 'good old days'.
I suppose it's also car users fault that RM are introducing performance standards as well, and not the people that think a days work means strolling around until their time and sending 2 bags back.
That's not doing the job properly, that's causing us all to have to meet standards because RM know full well a lot of staff aren't pulling their weight.
All these 5 and 6 hours walks people on here have, how many drops are there on them?
I think he speaks sense . BLAME THE DRIVERS ITS ALL THEIR FAULT BOO HOO . Get a grip and listen to yourself
1) Early starters:
Start early, finish early, and therefore have time to complete if there's too much to deliver in the time allowed.
As we're all supposed to work to our time, then it also means that you're putting extra hours in for free. And if you're not being made to work to your time, then your Manager is in breach of current agreements.
2) Car users:
If you're in a car, you can carry multiple bags, instead of collecting them as you go around.
Cars move faster than people (should be obvious) so you get to the start of your Delivery faster than using a bus/bike/HCT.
You can return to your office faster, so you've got more time to do your deliveries.
If you do the job properly. Then no matter how hard you work. You'll never match an early starter, or car user. Unless of course you cut corners with H&S. And even then, I doubt you could do it. Therefore, your DOM will see you as less productive (which of course is true), but won't take into account your lack of resources.
Come on. You shouldn't need to have this explained to you. It's not Rocket Science you know!
