RMG/CWU BUSINESS RECOVERY, TRANSFORMATION AND GROWTH AGREEMENT:National Agreed Trial Indoor Delivery: Method change

[kazardaimenu]

If they have found a miracle solution to indoor prep through ‘automation’ then they should grant us a shorter working week to reflect that not try and send us out with 6hr30 deliveries. Hard to imagine this working.

[SpacePhoenix]

still cant picture what this entails like others on here (bench merging etc) but what happens when mail is brought back (after people inevitably failing to complete on time), does that throw a spanner in the works?

Won't it only work if they bring in "Commit to deliver"?

[dazzler123]

still cant picture what this entails like others on here (bench merging etc) but what happens when mail is brought back (after people inevitably failing to complete on time), does that throw a spanner in the works?

Won't it only work if they bring in "Commit to deliver"?

you would assume so, but in the latest CWU video it states we still have a finish time

[SpacePhoenix]

still cant picture what this entails like others on here (bench merging etc) but what happens when mail is brought back (after people inevitably failing to complete on time), does that throw a spanner in the works?

Won't it only work if they bring in "Commit to deliver"?

you would assume so, but in the latest CWU video it states we still have a finish time

I wouldn't put it past RM to bring in "Commit to deliver" at the same time by EA

[TopperGas]

still cant picture what this entails like others on here (bench merging etc) but what happens when mail is brought back (after people inevitably failing to complete on time), does that throw a spanner in the works?

Won't it only work if they bring in "Commit to deliver"?

you would assume so, but in the latest CWU video it states we still have a finish time

I wouldn't put it past RM to bring in "Commit to deliver" at the same time by EA

Stop being a WUM!

[kazardaimenu]

still cant picture what this entails like others on here (bench merging etc) but what happens when mail is brought back (after people inevitably failing to complete on time), does that throw a spanner in the works?

Won't it only work if they bring in "Commit to deliver"?

It will be commit to deliver a sack of unsorted mail to try and force everyone out of the job.

[mjd24]

Anyone who thinks bench merging or anything similar would work needs to come and take a look at some of the frames in my office with 2 or 3 days mail in them. Its insane how much mail some houses get, the letters and small packets are just one big mess bursting out the slots and it then takes longer to tie up and everything is more difficult.

And to then imagine all that mail . . . without a frame?! WTF??

[SpacePhoenix]

Anyone who thinks bench merging or anything similar would work needs to come and take a look at some of the frames in my office with 2 or 3 days mail in them. Its insane how much mail some houses get, the letters and small packets are just one big mess bursting out the slots and it then takes longer to tie up and everything is more difficult.

And to then imagine all that mail . . . without a frame?! WTF??

I think RM look at it as a way to reduce their estate, merging DOs to allow offices to be sold to developers

[daveyeff]

Anyone who thinks bench merging or anything similar would work needs to come and take a look at some of the frames in my office with 2 or 3 days mail in them. Its insane how much mail some houses get, the letters and small packets are just one big mess bursting out the slots and it then takes longer to tie up and everything is more difficult.

And to then imagine all that mail . . . without a frame?! WTF??

I think RM look at it as a way to reduce their estate, merging DOs to allow offices to be sold to developers

ok space,,,,,,imagine the mail centre without a LSM or a PSM ...... how would you's cut it?

[ANDREW CROCOMBE]

Now we add in say 10 returning packets every day, that will be delivered the next day, can't bloody move or prep frame as it is - surprised no one hasn't gone flying over the garbage on the floor. Until we are walking for 99% of our day, the idiots won't be happy. Compared with the knackered donkeys carrying the bricks in the heat (agreed by the equivalent of the CWU)

[SpacePhoenix]

Anyone who thinks bench merging or anything similar would work needs to come and take a look at some of the frames in my office with 2 or 3 days mail in them. Its insane how much mail some houses get, the letters and small packets are just one big mess bursting out the slots and it then takes longer to tie up and everything is more difficult.

And to then imagine all that mail . . . without a frame?! WTF??

I think RM look at it as a way to reduce their estate, merging DOs to allow offices to be sold to developers

ok space,,,,,,imagine the mail centre without a LSM or a PSM ...... how would you's cut it?

We don't have a PSM but if our remaining iLSM was removed, then they'd have to remove all the CSS machines as well (CSS machines read the orange barcodes, if a letter doesn't have them or they're in the wrong place the CSS will reject them). All letters would go as manual and if they took away the manual letter frames then the letters would get sorted into the packet sleeves

[dazzler123]

Now we add in say 10 returning packets every day, that will be delivered the next day, can't bloody move or prep frame as it is - surprised no one hasn't gone flying over the garbage on the floor. Until we are walking for 99% of our day, the idiots won't be happy. Compared with the knackered donkeys carrying the bricks in the heat (agreed by the equivalent of the CWU)

And now even less time to deliver mail. Many times you are going to use 2 DIB cards for a single packet now, absolute feckwits running the show

[Krafty]

Has the trials started in the 8 DOs yet, and if they have, any update on this?

[SpacePhoenix]

Has the trials started in the 8 DOs yet, and if they have, any update on this?

The trials started a few months ago

[pieoftheday]

Has the trials started in the 8 DOs yet, and if they have, any update on this?

The trials started a few months ago

Can you elaborate?