Open to too much interpretation and abusecitypostie wrote:And like he said they will do the same on the other duties they cover so their times on them deliveries canTheTrolleyMan wrote:but my day off cover doesn't take a meal relief , starts early , doesn't do all the d2ds and won't use a LWTtoomuchcoke wrote:Should be easy enough to prove that any grouping of 5 walks are reasonably equal - look at the finishing times for the day off cover floater (and/or the leave reserve for that matter), which should be about the same no matter which round they're on if they're equal. Doesn't matter if they're the fastest postie in the office or the slowest, they're presumably going to be the fastest/slowest no matter which round they're on, and their finishing times should reflect this. (Doesn't work for comparing the grouping of course.)number one wrote:How will you ever prove walks are equal? People work at different speeds and every day traffic figures are different. Just because people finish quicker than somebody else doesn’t mean their walk it to small
Be compared. If they are finishing an hour early on one but say an hour over on another 4 the chances are the one they finish early on is too small and the others too big and therefore not equal
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