You get exactly the same hourly rate for your Delivery Supplement as everyone else in the country.sorefeet17 wrote: but I get the lowest Delivery Supplement!
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clashcityrocker
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Woody Guthrie
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It is the duty holder's responsibility to ensure that all mail due for delivery that day is delivered or if this is not possible to inform management of any particular issue.
This applies just as much to the daily allocation of D2D as it does to a tray of 1st class mail.
That is Mail Security and Integrity.
Failure to follow these guidelines can be and usually is considered gross misconduct.
It might not be in the work plan for you to prep the D2D but it is certainly your responsibility to inform management if they haven't been and if management then tell you to prep them then you definitely should because that's certainly a reasonable request. , of course after that if you no longer have time to complete your delivery what is left becomes management's problem again assuming you've informed them.
This applies just as much to the daily allocation of D2D as it does to a tray of 1st class mail.
That is Mail Security and Integrity.
Failure to follow these guidelines can be and usually is considered gross misconduct.
It might not be in the work plan for you to prep the D2D but it is certainly your responsibility to inform management if they haven't been and if management then tell you to prep them then you definitely should because that's certainly a reasonable request. , of course after that if you no longer have time to complete your delivery what is left becomes management's problem again assuming you've informed them.
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sorefeet17
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I liked it before when you got paid for what you delivered.clashcityrocker wrote:You get exactly the same hourly rate for your Delivery Supplement as everyone else in the country.sorefeet17 wrote: but I get the lowest Delivery Supplement!
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NewPostieUK
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In my office part timers aren't supposed to prep. Door to doors are part of the workload and whoever is meant to prep the duty is meant to prep 1/6 door to doors, as per the diagram.
The problems begin when a duty has more than one prepper, or an arsey prepper says he's too busy. If he doesn't have time he should inform the manager who can find a solution. This never happens of course, he just leaves a pile for the part timer to prep then the part timer has to have the conversation. . Do you want to pay me overtime or should I leave something behind.?
The problems begin when a duty has more than one prepper, or an arsey prepper says he's too busy. If he doesn't have time he should inform the manager who can find a solution. This never happens of course, he just leaves a pile for the part timer to prep then the part timer has to have the conversation. . Do you want to pay me overtime or should I leave something behind.?
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SpacePhoenix
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All mail,apart from D2D, once it arrives at the inward MC is 1st class. The difference between 1st and 2nd class is built into when it gets processed by the outward MC and dispatched to the inward MCWoody Guthrie wrote:This applies just as much to the daily allocation of D2D as it does to a tray of 1st class mail.