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Door to Door Madness?

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Re: Door to Door Madness?

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I got back 2 minutes after clocking out time due to heavy traffic, which kills me, I would rather give up one of my limbs then give RM any unpaid time, posties in our office where chucking in D2Ds :arrrghhh in there own time & this is after hearing & reading about the s**t rob dog deal, we are truly f****d :arrrghhh :arrrghhh :arrrghhh :arrrghhh
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Re: Door to Door Madness?

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If I ever got back late due to traffic (and it hurts. I get you) I always took that time back the next day as extra break. Notice the past tense. Yayyyyy
Dorset Plodder
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Re: Door to Door Madness?

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twoloops wrote:
24 Apr 2023, 15:45
I got back 2 minutes after clocking out time due to heavy traffic, which kills me, I would rather give up one of my limbs then give RM any unpaid time, posties in our office where chucking in D2Ds :arrrghhh in there own time & this is after hearing & reading about the s**t rob dog deal, we are truly f****d :arrrghhh :arrrghhh :arrrghhh :arrrghhh
I think these idiots are totally institutionalissed :arrrghhh They used to prep D2Ds in their own time when it was job & finish, and they've just carried on doing it .... even now :crazy:

Same goes for coming in early FOR FREE! "I need to come in early because I need to get home to fed the dogs Etc Etc" :arrrghhh How can any Rep try and improve the situation in their office when they're being undermined by these idiots? Doesn't bode well for the future. :cuppa
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Re: Door to Door Madness?

Post by postieblueshirt »

dont know how this thread has appeared but the first post from 2010 is pure class.
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Re: Door to Door Madness?

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People love to necro a good post
Dorset Plodder
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Re: Door to Door Madness?

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postieblueshirt wrote:
24 Apr 2023, 16:39
dont know how this thread has appeared but the first post from 2010 is pure class.
Yep is was a big rant for only his fourth post :left:

I loved the "Old" D2D system where you got paid per item with different pay rates. You could make a bit of money. Unfortunately it was Voted away, in the small print, by idiots that the fell for the old "£500 Bunge" ...... Perhaps there's a moral in that story? :cuppa
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Re: Door to Door Madness?

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Dorset Plodder wrote:
24 Apr 2023, 16:50
Unfortunately it was Voted away, in the small print, by idiots that the fell for the old "£500 Bunge" ...... Perhaps there's a moral in that story? :cuppa
It wasn't in any small print. It was loud and clear in the agreement.
People voted for it as part of a much larger agreement but it was the sensible thing to do. With declining mail volumes putting D2D into workload was a no brainer.
The fact the CWU managed to also save the money being paid out for D2D was a bonus.

With the old system of payment per item I wouldn't make half what I do from the Delivery Supplement.
The societies of consumption and squandering of material resources are incompatible with the idea of economic growth and a clean planet.
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Re: Door to Door Madness?

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clashcityrocker wrote:
24 Apr 2023, 16:57
Dorset Plodder wrote:
24 Apr 2023, 16:50
Unfortunately it was Voted away, in the small print, by idiots that the fell for the old "£500 Bunge" ...... Perhaps there's a moral in that story? :cuppa
It wasn't in any small print. It was loud and clear in the agreement.
People voted for it as part of a much larger agreement but it was the sensible thing to do. With declining mail volumes putting D2D into workload was a no brainer.
The fact the CWU managed to also save the money being paid out for D2D was a bonus.

With the old system of payment per item I wouldn't make half what I do from the Delivery Supplement.
I would make a lot more
postieblueshirt
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Re: Door to Door Madness?

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clashcityrocker wrote:
24 Apr 2023, 16:57
Dorset Plodder wrote:
24 Apr 2023, 16:50
Unfortunately it was Voted away, in the small print, by idiots that the fell for the old "£500 Bunge" ...... Perhaps there's a moral in that story? :cuppa
It wasn't in any small print. It was loud and clear in the agreement.
People voted for it as part of a much larger agreement but it was the sensible thing to do. With declining mail volumes putting D2D into workload was a no brainer.
The fact the CWU managed to also save the money being paid out for D2D was a bonus.

With the old system of payment per item I wouldn't make half what I do from the Delivery Supplement.
My maths aint great but 4 d2d on a walk with a modest 500 houses at 1.67p gets you £33.40 how much is del suppliment
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Re: Door to Door Madness?

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clashcityrocker wrote:
24 Apr 2023, 16:57


It wasn't in any small print. It was loud and clear in the agreement.

I stand corrected.

With the old system of payment per item I wouldn't make half what I do from the Delivery Supplement.
:shock:
I'm quite surprised by that Clash. So the £27.14 is a better deal than you used to get? :shock:

I always used to average at least £30-£40, and sometimes a lot more. We had a local paper that used to pay 3p an item! :cuppa
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Re: Door to Door Madness?

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postieblueshirt wrote:
24 Apr 2023, 17:04

My maths aint great but 4 d2d on a walk with a modest 500 houses at 1.67p gets you £33.40 how much is del suppliment
I honestly can't remember the last time I had 4 D2D in a week.
None this week. One last week.
The societies of consumption and squandering of material resources are incompatible with the idea of economic growth and a clean planet.
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Re: Door to Door Madness?

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clashcityrocker wrote:
24 Apr 2023, 17:12
postieblueshirt wrote:
24 Apr 2023, 17:04

My maths aint great but 4 d2d on a walk with a modest 500 houses at 1.67p gets you £33.40 how much is del suppliment
I honestly can't remember the last time I had 4 D2D in a week.
None this week. One last week.
yeah were all different i average 4 or 5 ive had the odd week with none but thats rare.
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Re: Door to Door Madness?

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DGP1 wrote:
02 Mar 2011, 19:43
NewPostieUK wrote:
PostBug wrote: This week I received 5 items of d2d to be delivered, 3 of which were double glazing companies.
I don't look at them. I couldn't tell you what the 4 door to doors I delivered today were for. Could have been windows, Sky, Asda or Durex, I just don't waste my time looking. I get paid to put one through every door so I do.
Same here, I don't care if they're for escort agencies, sex toys or sexy underwear I just deliver them.


😯

I'm wondering if the ad bars will come up with the above list because on mine I've got adverts for double glazing.
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Re: Door to Door Madness?

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clashcityrocker wrote:
24 Apr 2023, 17:12
postieblueshirt wrote:
24 Apr 2023, 17:04

My maths aint great but 4 d2d on a walk with a modest 500 houses at 1.67p gets you £33.40 how much is del suppliment
I honestly can't remember the last time I had 4 D2D in a week.
None this week. One last week.
Hardly ever get any in the post now, probably 2 at most on weeks when I receive any
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Re: Door to Door Madness?

Post by steve1873 »

postieblueshirt wrote:
24 Apr 2023, 17:04
clashcityrocker wrote:
24 Apr 2023, 16:57
Dorset Plodder wrote:
24 Apr 2023, 16:50
Unfortunately it was Voted away, in the small print, by idiots that the fell for the old "£500 Bunge" ...... Perhaps there's a moral in that story? :cuppa
It wasn't in any small print. It was loud and clear in the agreement.
People voted for it as part of a much larger agreement but it was the sensible thing to do. With declining mail volumes putting D2D into workload was a no brainer.
The fact the CWU managed to also save the money being paid out for D2D was a bonus.

With the old system of payment per item I wouldn't make half what I do from the Delivery Supplement.
My maths aint great but 4 d2d on a walk with a modest 500 houses at 1.67p gets you £33.40 how much is del suppliment
How much did you make when you were on annual leave, sick leave or on weeks where you had no d2d?