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health and safety
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tmac
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health and safety
with talk of a increase in delivery time surely the matter should be discussed under health &safety because it will not be long before postman will be collasping on duty
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brothermagrew
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Re: health and safety
If you've been around awhile like a lot of us, postman have in the the past already collapsed and sad to say died whilst out on delivery. A good observation nontheless, but I predict that if their is a substasntial increase in outdoor delivery time as is possible or likely, then it will go the way SDD did, with regards to health and safety. H&S once again will be put on the back burner by management, in order to get the mail out at all costs. With SDD a rearguard action was being fought over health and safety issues.tmac wrote:with talk of a increase in delivery time surely the matter should be discussed under health &safety because it will not be long before postman will be collasping on duty
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silverback
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Re: health and safety
I think both RM and the CWU are in agreement that in order to preserve full time jobs, the delivery span must be increased. Thats why taking weight off the shoulder is a major prriority when doing an office revision. Using different delivery methods i.e. HCT`s, CDV`s seem to becoming more prevelant. Unfortunetly RM have put the cart before the horse yet again. There should be a national agreement with H and S guidelines to follow before implementation.
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stokes11eg
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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- Joined: 20 Nov 2008, 12:51
- Gender: Female
Re: health and safety
silverback wrote:I think both RM and the CWU are in agreement that in order to preserve full time jobs, the delivery span must be increased. Thats why taking weight off the shoulder is a major prriority when doing an office revision. Using different delivery methods i.e. HCT`s, CDV`s seem to becoming more prevelant. Unfortunetly RM have put the cart before the horse yet again. There should be a national agreement with H and S guidelines to follow before implementation.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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- Joined: 30 Dec 2006, 10:29
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- Location: On my couch
Re: health and safety
Happened at my office last year - A postie collapsed during prep and was taken to hospital in an ambulance. Unfortunately he did not survive. However not sure what caused him to collapse as we were never told, it may have just been his time.tmac wrote:with talk of a increase in delivery time surely the matter should be discussed under health &safety because it will not be long before postman will be collasping on duty
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