The new workplan standardises service delivery times Monday to Saturday. Letter delivery completion times will be up to 1500 hours for residential areas and up to 1600 hours for rural. The vast majority of letter deliveries are planned to be completed by 1430 hours and most by 1400 hours. (The relevant principles on attendance patterns and resourcing arrangements are covered in the delivery section of this agreement).
The above was quoted at me (from 2010 and Beyond Agreement) earlier today in respect to the revision process we are currently undergoing. As our Dom is frequently dipping back into this and other agreements (cherry picking the bits that suit him, naturally) I presume this can be quoted back at him if ALL deliveries are planned for completion AFTER 1430?
Ahebban - anglo-saxon in origin - meaning 'Wages War'
What counts is not necessarily the size of the dog in the fight, what counts is the size of the fight in the dog. - Mark Twain
The time the mail centre can get the mail to you will decide your start and finish times, it's no good starting early if there's no mail at hand and it's no good starting later if there's a body of work to be done.
Get in touch with the MC and find out their plans for mail arrivals.
