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Royal Mail could go bankrupt in the coming months unless serious changes happen.

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aiden01
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Re: Royal Mail could go bankrupt in the coming months unless serious changes happen.

Post by aiden01 »

Dorset Plodder wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 17:08
Barnacle wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 16:01

Oh flamin’ eck 😡 I thought I had been clear but obviously not. I can’t be bothered explaining my really simple point again.
And to make it worse Barnacle you're being lectured on how to do a delivery by someone in Processing! :left:

Have a Merry Christmas Mate! :cuppa
Not lecturing anyone was asking a simple f--king question why they are carrying a 16kg bag on their shoulder thought trolleys were to be used by all del staff. sure what would i know as i only work in processing..
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Re: Royal Mail could go bankrupt in the coming months unless serious changes happen.

Post by walthmstowman »

Royal Mail could go bankrupt yet the plank at the top still gets awarded a £140,000 bonus . Sorry but I don't believe or trust a damn word management says anymore . A bunch of liars.
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Re: Royal Mail could go bankrupt in the coming months unless serious changes happen.

Post by aiden01 »

Dorset Plodder wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 17:08
Barnacle wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 16:01

Oh flamin’ eck 😡 I thought I had been clear but obviously not. I can’t be bothered explaining my really simple point again.
And to make it worse Barnacle you're being lectured on how to do a delivery by someone in Processing! :left:

Have a Merry Christmas Mate! :cuppa
What does the national agreement on delivery say think it was clash who quoted a bit of earlier in this thread.
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Re: Royal Mail could go bankrupt in the coming months unless serious changes happen.

Post by k979aaa »

aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:08
Dorset Plodder wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 17:08
Barnacle wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 16:01

Oh flamin’ eck 😡 I thought I had been clear but obviously not. I can’t be bothered explaining my really simple point again.
And to make it worse Barnacle you're being lectured on how to do a delivery by someone in Processing! :left:

Have a Merry Christmas Mate! :cuppa
What does the national agreement on delivery say think it was clash who quoted a bit of earlier in this thread.
We have tens of agreements on all sorts of parts of the job but most apply to all like the way forward agreement 2001 and the pathway to change of 2009 most of these agreements still hold the field today.
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Re: Royal Mail could go bankrupt in the coming months unless serious changes happen.

Post by k979aaa »

aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:02
Dorset Plodder wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 17:08
Barnacle wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 16:01

Oh flamin’ eck 😡 I thought I had been clear but obviously not. I can’t be bothered explaining my really simple point again.
And to make it worse Barnacle you're being lectured on how to do a delivery by someone in Processing! :left:

Have a Merry Christmas Mate! :cuppa
Not lecturing anyone was asking a simple f--king question why they are carrying a 16kg bag on their shoulder thought trolleys were to be used by all del staff. sure what would i know as i only work in processing..
Thing is I cannot tell you how to load an ISLM but trolleys are no good in flats or on hills. Take that advice
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Re: Royal Mail could go bankrupt in the coming months unless serious changes happen.

Post by aiden01 »

k979aaa wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:21
aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:02
Dorset Plodder wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 17:08
Barnacle wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 16:01

Oh flamin’ eck 😡 I thought I had been clear but obviously not. I can’t be bothered explaining my really simple point again.
And to make it worse Barnacle you're being lectured on how to do a delivery by someone in Processing! :left:

Have a Merry Christmas Mate! :cuppa
Not lecturing anyone was asking a simple f--king question why they are carrying a 16kg bag on their shoulder thought trolleys were to be used by all del staff. sure what would i know as i only work in processing..
Thing is I cannot tell you how to load an ISLM but trolleys are no good in flats or on hills. Take that advice
Well i can tell you i would not know how to load an islm either..
aiden01
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Re: Royal Mail could go bankrupt in the coming months unless serious changes happen.

Post by aiden01 »

k979aaa wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:16
aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:08
Dorset Plodder wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 17:08
Barnacle wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 16:01

Oh flamin’ eck 😡 I thought I had been clear but obviously not. I can’t be bothered explaining my really simple point again.
And to make it worse Barnacle you're being lectured on how to do a delivery by someone in Processing! :left:

Have a Merry Christmas Mate! :cuppa
What does the national agreement on delivery say think it was clash who quoted a bit of earlier in this thread.
We have tens of agreements on all sorts of parts of the job but most apply to all like the way forward agreement 2001 and the pathway to change of 2009 most of these agreements still hold the field today.
Are trolleys on delivery mandatory or not simple enough question.
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Re: Royal Mail could go bankrupt in the coming months unless serious changes happen.

Post by postieblueshirt »

aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:27
k979aaa wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:16
aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:08
Dorset Plodder wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 17:08
Barnacle wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 16:01

Oh flamin’ eck 😡 I thought I had been clear but obviously not. I can’t be bothered explaining my really simple point again.
And to make it worse Barnacle you're being lectured on how to do a delivery by someone in Processing! :left:

Have a Merry Christmas Mate! :cuppa
What does the national agreement on delivery say think it was clash who quoted a bit of earlier in this thread.
We have tens of agreements on all sorts of parts of the job but most apply to all like the way forward agreement 2001 and the pathway to change of 2009 most of these agreements still hold the field today.
Are trolleys on delivery mandatory or not simple enough question.
yes my duty is all hills an hct has more rules but trolleys can be used anywhere and should be.
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Re: Royal Mail could go bankrupt in the coming months unless serious changes happen.

Post by k979aaa »

aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:27
k979aaa wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:16
aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:08
Dorset Plodder wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 17:08
Barnacle wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 16:01

Oh flamin’ eck 😡 I thought I had been clear but obviously not. I can’t be bothered explaining my really simple point again.
And to make it worse Barnacle you're being lectured on how to do a delivery by someone in Processing! :left:

Have a Merry Christmas Mate! :cuppa
What does the national agreement on delivery say think it was clash who quoted a bit of earlier in this thread.
We have tens of agreements on all sorts of parts of the job but most apply to all like the way forward agreement 2001 and the pathway to change of 2009 most of these agreements still hold the field today.
Are trolleys on delivery mandatory or not simple enough question.
Trolleys are used when they can be used do you really want a 40kg trolly landing on your head dragging it down 20 flights of stairs you obviously are not listening are you!
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Re: Royal Mail could go bankrupt in the coming months unless serious changes happen.

Post by k979aaa »

postieblueshirt wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:31
aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:27
k979aaa wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:16
aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:08
Dorset Plodder wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 17:08
Barnacle wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 16:01

Oh flamin’ eck 😡 I thought I had been clear but obviously not. I can’t be bothered explaining my really simple point again.
And to make it worse Barnacle you're being lectured on how to do a delivery by someone in Processing! :left:

Have a Merry Christmas Mate! :cuppa
What does the national agreement on delivery say think it was clash who quoted a bit of earlier in this thread.
We have tens of agreements on all sorts of parts of the job but most apply to all like the way forward agreement 2001 and the pathway to change of 2009 most of these agreements still hold the field today.
Are trolleys on delivery mandatory or not simple enough question.
yes my duty is all hills an hct has more rules but trolleys can be used anywhere and should be.
In 20 story flats jog on mate.
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Re: Royal Mail could go bankrupt in the coming months unless serious changes happen.

Post by postieblueshirt »

k979aaa wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:33
postieblueshirt wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:31
aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:27
k979aaa wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:16
aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:08
Dorset Plodder wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 17:08
Barnacle wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 16:01

Oh flamin’ eck 😡 I thought I had been clear but obviously not. I can’t be bothered explaining my really simple point again.
And to make it worse Barnacle you're being lectured on how to do a delivery by someone in Processing! :left:

Have a Merry Christmas Mate! :cuppa
What does the national agreement on delivery say think it was clash who quoted a bit of earlier in this thread.
We have tens of agreements on all sorts of parts of the job but most apply to all like the way forward agreement 2001 and the pathway to change of 2009 most of these agreements still hold the field today.
Are trolleys on delivery mandatory or not simple enough question.
yes my duty is all hills an hct has more rules but trolleys can be used anywhere and should be.
In 20 story flats jog on mate.
they fold ye know
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Re: Royal Mail could go bankrupt in the coming months unless serious changes happen.

Post by k979aaa »

postieblueshirt wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:33
k979aaa wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:33
postieblueshirt wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:31
aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:27
k979aaa wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:16
aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:08
Dorset Plodder wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 17:08
Barnacle wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 16:01

Oh flamin’ eck 😡 I thought I had been clear but obviously not. I can’t be bothered explaining my really simple point again.
And to make it worse Barnacle you're being lectured on how to do a delivery by someone in Processing! :left:

Have a Merry Christmas Mate! :cuppa
What does the national agreement on delivery say think it was clash who quoted a bit of earlier in this thread.
We have tens of agreements on all sorts of parts of the job but most apply to all like the way forward agreement 2001 and the pathway to change of 2009 most of these agreements still hold the field today.
Are trolleys on delivery mandatory or not simple enough question.
yes my duty is all hills an hct has more rules but trolleys can be used anywhere and should be.
In 20 story flats jog on mate.
they fold ye know
Carry a trolly and the mail in a bag or two full bags up and down stairs do one!
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Re: Royal Mail could go bankrupt in the coming months unless serious changes happen.

Post by postieblueshirt »

k979aaa wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:35
postieblueshirt wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:33
k979aaa wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:33
postieblueshirt wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:31
aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:27
k979aaa wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:16
aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:08
Dorset Plodder wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 17:08
Barnacle wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 16:01

Oh flamin’ eck 😡 I thought I had been clear but obviously not. I can’t be bothered explaining my really simple point again.
And to make it worse Barnacle you're being lectured on how to do a delivery by someone in Processing! :left:

Have a Merry Christmas Mate! :cuppa
What does the national agreement on delivery say think it was clash who quoted a bit of earlier in this thread.
We have tens of agreements on all sorts of parts of the job but most apply to all like the way forward agreement 2001 and the pathway to change of 2009 most of these agreements still hold the field today.
Are trolleys on delivery mandatory or not simple enough question.
yes my duty is all hills an hct has more rules but trolleys can be used anywhere and should be.
In 20 story flats jog on mate.
they fold ye know
Carry a trolly and the mail in a bag or two full bags up and down stairs do one!
we leave the trolley at the bottom saying that our dutys have about 5 floors max no high flats so maybe your right.
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Re: Royal Mail could go bankrupt in the coming months unless serious changes happen.

Post by k979aaa »

postieblueshirt wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:40
k979aaa wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:35
postieblueshirt wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:33
k979aaa wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:33
postieblueshirt wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:31
aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:27
k979aaa wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:16
aiden01 wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 18:08
Dorset Plodder wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 17:08
Barnacle wrote:
24 Dec 2022, 16:01

Oh flamin’ eck 😡 I thought I had been clear but obviously not. I can’t be bothered explaining my really simple point again.
And to make it worse Barnacle you're being lectured on how to do a delivery by someone in Processing! :left:

Have a Merry Christmas Mate! :cuppa
What does the national agreement on delivery say think it was clash who quoted a bit of earlier in this thread.
We have tens of agreements on all sorts of parts of the job but most apply to all like the way forward agreement 2001 and the pathway to change of 2009 most of these agreements still hold the field today.
Are trolleys on delivery mandatory or not simple enough question.
If your using stairs the max bag weight is 5kg in our workplace we have a matrix ie bag weights for different situations.
yes my duty is all hills an hct has more rules but trolleys can be used anywhere and should be.
In 20 story flats jog on mate.
they fold ye know
Carry a trolly and the mail in a bag or two full bags up and down stairs do one!
we leave the trolley at the bottom saying that our dutys have about 5 floors max no high flats so maybe your right.
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Re: Royal Mail could go bankrupt in the coming months unless serious changes happen.

Post by Dorset Plodder »

Sorry I started this guys, but you've just made me LOL :Applause

I hope you really do have a Merry Christmas. :cuppa
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