9am Special Delivery's will become obsolete then.
And schoolchildren, you will be walking home from school because Mummy & daddy can't pick you up anymore.
I'm guessing that no-one will actually agree to these start times ?
Part-timers will have to fight with the school-run in the morning...just to get into work to start their shift.
It's noticeably worse even for full time round here now we're up to 7.45 with these temporary "summer" times, queuing at every set of lights or junction on the commute in, it's surprising what a difference even 14 mins is making.
As usual it’s a total shambles from the company and the union. Everyone by now should know their new working hours so they can make arrangements or start looking for alternative employment. Wouldn’t surprise me if they are fearing a big exodus and that’s what delaying the announcement.
I do find it odd people complaining about traffic, or dealing with the school run. This is just what working people do.
Why should we work wierd early start and finish times? There's really no reason for it.
Even weirder are the posties who took the job because they actually had childcare and caring responsibilities and Royal Mail actually encouraged postwomen to apply for the job promoting it as 'family friendly'. Is there no reason for that too?
On the face of it, shareholder value is the dumbest idea in the world.
I do find it odd people complaining about traffic, or dealing with the school run. This is just what working people do.
Why should we work wierd early start and finish times? There's really no reason for it.
Even weirder are the posties who took the job because they actually had childcare and caring responsibilities and Royal Mail actually encouraged postwomen to apply for the job promoting it as 'family friendly'. Is there no reason for that too?
Shows what backstabbing scum RM board and The union are
I do find it odd people complaining about traffic, or dealing with the school run. This is just what working people do.
Why should we work wierd early start and finish times? There's really no reason for it.
Even weirder are the posties who took the job because they actually had childcare and caring responsibilities and Royal Mail actually encouraged postwomen to apply for the job promoting it as 'family friendly'. Is there no reason for that too?
Yeah I have to agree with this. While it is true that other professions have to take childcare into account, this job was sold as being family friendly to a lot of current employers who have now had this removed. Granted, they have been given notice, but securing another job with family friendly hours isn’t easy, so it has definitely shafted a lot of people.