Which is OK until you've got a double amount to deliver the next day? If you bring a RM "chip" back what's the betting the manager will throw you under the bus rather than admit what he told you to do?Runnerdan wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 13:13I got told the opposite, when I asked what I should do if I don’t have time, I got told to leave the 1st class and just get tracked done. Basically got told the 1st class needs to leave the building so put it in a bundle and just bring it back.srilfc2013 wrote: ↑24 Oct 2025, 17:20We have been told to prioritise tracked 24 and 1st class. If we have to much to deliver we have to drop tracked 48![]()
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TopperGas
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scotchy1962
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This i don't really understand, If by "chip" you mean a RM test letter surely that falls on your manager, how can he/she throw you under anything when you don't have time to complete and if it carries over you have even less chance of completing.TopperGas wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 14:18Which is OK until you've got a double amount to deliver the next day? If you bring a RM "chip" back what's the betting the manager will throw you under the bus rather than admit what he told you to do?Runnerdan wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 13:13I got told the opposite, when I asked what I should do if I don’t have time, I got told to leave the 1st class and just get tracked done. Basically got told the 1st class needs to leave the building so put it in a bundle and just bring it back.srilfc2013 wrote: ↑24 Oct 2025, 17:20We have been told to prioritise tracked 24 and 1st class. If we have to much to deliver we have to drop tracked 48![]()
This is the sort of scaremongering that is poisonous and some people even believe it.
Sometimes i despair!!
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ted_e_bear
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I think they mean the manager will deny instructing you to take the mail "for a ride" and instead allow you to be accused of wilful delay etc for bringing it back without prior authorisation to do so.scotchy1962 wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 14:53This i don't really understand, If by "chip" you mean a RM test letter surely that falls on your manager, how can he/she throw you under anything when you don't have time to complete and if it carries over you have even less chance of completing.TopperGas wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 14:18Which is OK until you've got a double amount to deliver the next day? If you bring a RM "chip" back what's the betting the manager will throw you under the bus rather than admit what he told you to do?Runnerdan wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 13:13I got told the opposite, when I asked what I should do if I don’t have time, I got told to leave the 1st class and just get tracked done. Basically got told the 1st class needs to leave the building so put it in a bundle and just bring it back.srilfc2013 wrote: ↑24 Oct 2025, 17:20We have been told to prioritise tracked 24 and 1st class. If we have to much to deliver we have to drop tracked 48![]()
This is the sort of scaremongering that is poisonous and some people even believe it.
Sometimes i despair!!
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scotchy1962
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He said she said is not wilful delay, who ever gets anything other than word of mouth and defending that should be easy, but i know what you are saying as all managers have a tendancy to be liberal with the truth.ted_e_bear wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 15:18I think they mean the manager will deny instructing you to take the mail "for a ride" and instead allow you to be accused of wilful delay etc for bringing it back without prior authorisation to do so.scotchy1962 wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 14:53This i don't really understand, If by "chip" you mean a RM test letter surely that falls on your manager, how can he/she throw you under anything when you don't have time to complete and if it carries over you have even less chance of completing.TopperGas wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 14:18Which is OK until you've got a double amount to deliver the next day? If you bring a RM "chip" back what's the betting the manager will throw you under the bus rather than admit what he told you to do?Runnerdan wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 13:13I got told the opposite, when I asked what I should do if I don’t have time, I got told to leave the 1st class and just get tracked done. Basically got told the 1st class needs to leave the building so put it in a bundle and just bring it back.srilfc2013 wrote: ↑24 Oct 2025, 17:20We have been told to prioritise tracked 24 and 1st class. If we have to much to deliver we have to drop tracked 48![]()
This is the sort of scaremongering that is poisonous and some people even believe it.
Sometimes i despair!!
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John Gaita
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This made the job an unmanageable nightmare. And we're under constant threat of willful delay. Which they can do it if they want because everything fails – 1c, 2c and tracked. They even threat willful delay with the D2D's.
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John Gaita
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"We" is me and my van-share colleague. Half the office completes everything, finishes early and hangs around the office doing nothing until clock out time. We get 2 or 3 times the parcels they have.postslippete wrote: ↑24 Oct 2025, 19:41Who's "we"? - do you mean you personally, you and your van-share colleague, or the whole office?
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John Gaita
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