Are you on the delivery You signed into?

[scoobydo79]

On the round you signed into over Xmas or is Your Lino going to put you here there and everywhere?

[kazardaimenu]

I’m on mine

[fluxburner]

I'm mostly on mine, but don't mind moving as it gives me some variety, except there are certain duties which have a lot of Daily Mail readers residing. I don't like them. Right wing weakling moaners.

[Kenfandango]

I didn't sign on as I was told I'd only be on it over Christmas "if you're needed" (the only one left for someone with hardly any seniority was a rest day cover on an estate where they hardly complain so it just gets ignored.)
Now it looks like I'll be covering for the woman who has allegedly had every December off sick for the last 18 years (definitely the 2 I've seen.) Spent the past 2 weeks hobbling about telling all who'd listen how she desperately needs to go to a doctor then got signed off for 4 weeks exactly 4 weeks before Christmas!

[Navalron]

I'm mostly on mine, but don't mind moving as it gives me some variety, except there are certain duties which have a lot of Daily Mail readers residing. I don't like them. Right wing weakling moaners.

Rightwing because what they read. Your a bit behind the times. What do you class as right-wing anyway. What's wrong in standing up for your heritage and culture and country.

[Seymour Buts]

I get shifted onto rurals now and again, which is fine by me. They're still decent jobs in our office.

[Molly2005]

I'm mostly on mine, but don't mind moving as it gives me some variety, except there are certain duties which have a lot of Daily Mail readers residing. I don't like them. Right wing weakling moaners.

Perhaps you would prefer to deliver to left wing labour voting benefit spongers