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CHESTER DELIVERY OFFICE

Postal workers discussion forum. Discuss the day to day life in a Blue Shirt.
pissedoffpete
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Re: CHESTER DELIVERY OFFICE

Post by pissedoffpete »

i was not on about only ch3 s as for the sainsbury 6 as i recall only 2 of the 6 ended up being found guilty of any wrongdoing . i was unaware that ch3 rurals were not included in the revision im sure theres a new duty builder on display for that section which includes the rural deliveries maybe iv dreamt it
fishtank
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Re: CHESTER DELIVERY OFFICE

Post by fishtank »

hugh-jass wrote: i find it strange that you are so concerned about the rural s coming in early and not giving a true reading on delivery times, well the rural s aren't having their deliveries monitored and are completing..
So...are the rurals coming in early or not?
If they are it's not really surprising that they aren't being monitored....and are completing.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
pissedoffpete
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Re: CHESTER DELIVERY OFFICE

Post by pissedoffpete »

thats not very nice thing to say . as for the sainsbury 6 i think there was just 2 that had done anything wrong other 4 innocent
and ur comments sounds like what some managers might think rather than a postie makes you wonder if managers do look at the postings on this site
aber1
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Re: CHESTER DELIVERY OFFICE

Post by aber1 »

hugh-jass wrote:pissedoffpete, i think its common knowledge you are talking about the ch3 s. i find it strange that you are so concerned about the rural s coming in early and not giving a true reading on delivery times, well the rural s aren't having their deliveries monitored and are completing. you seem to be after fairness in the work place but forgot to mention that almost half of your section were bringing mail back because they were sat in sainsburys cafe all morning and quite happy to pass more work onto others, do you think that gives a true reading of delivery times. or are YOU one of the sainsburys six.... get MY drift. stop your curtain twitching get on with your own job and don't look any further than your own section because that's were your problems are .
keep your friends close but keep your enemies closer.I heard in our office that their were only 2 disciplined for the sainsburys debacle is this true?
Brainache
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Re: CHESTER DELIVERY OFFICE

Post by Brainache »

One reason I like shopping at Sainburys is so I dont keep bumping into posties who lower the tone of the place. Never go to Tescos - too common.
DGP1
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Re: CHESTER DELIVERY OFFICE

Post by DGP1 »

Brains wrote:One reason I like shopping at Sainburys is so I dont keep bumping into posties who lower the tone of the place. Never go to Tescos - too common.
I can only afford Lidl :nervous
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Pinky 1
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Re: CHESTER DELIVERY OFFICE

Post by Pinky 1 »

Is this the Chester love-in ?
Bet you wish you were in Wales :whistle
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Lounge Lizard
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Re: CHESTER DELIVERY OFFICE

Post by Lounge Lizard »

islfor wrote:A guy in our work decided to come in early at 6.15am instead of his 6.30am start time just to change a bald tyre !!!
You dont get a checkout girl at Tescos coming in early to repair her till if its broken ???
we are working with a load of tossers
- and you certainly don't get a checkout girl at Tescos coming in early to change a bald tyre !!! :crazy:
royalmailslave
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Re: CHESTER DELIVERY OFFICE

Post by royalmailslave »

islfor wrote:A guy in our work decided to come in early at 6.15am instead of his 6.30am start time just to change a bald tyre !!!
You dont get a checkout girl at Tescos coming in early to repair her till if its broken ???
we are working with a load of tossers

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Pinky 1
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Re: CHESTER DELIVERY OFFICE

Post by Pinky 1 »

royalmailslave wrote:
islfor wrote:A guy in our work decided to come in early at 6.15am instead of his 6.30am start time just to change a bald tyre !!!
You dont get a checkout girl at Tescos coming in early to repair her till if its broken ???
we are working with a load of tossers

We need a "like" button for comments like this
Here you go ..... :thumbup
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