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CarryingMGMT
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CarryingMGMT
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CarryingMGMT wrote: ↑11 Feb 2024, 16:33CarryingMGMT wrote: ↑11 Feb 2024, 13:46
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Smoothbackground
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All I think I pointed out was an example of human error? My tune remains the same - concert pitch (A440) - and I stand by my earlier sentiments: the job remains the best available on the labour market for what it is.CarryingMGMT wrote: ↑11 Feb 2024, 13:00Don't forget how amazing a job it is at RM is though. You seem to be changing your tune the more you post on here?Smoothbackground wrote: ↑10 Feb 2024, 19:59We found a couple of these franked specials on a frame today — at 1.30 pm! Managers only picked it up when running some sort of report and after frantically searching the locker.dazzler123 wrote: ↑10 Feb 2024, 19:06ive had several special delivery letters miss the locker and come in my buddy boxes due to that cheap franking theyve decided to do. And they smudge in the rain so cant scan thempostslippete wrote: ↑10 Feb 2024, 17:18In all honesty I've probably delivered a fair few recorded letters by accident. Those ones in small print at the top of the letter are very easy to miss.
Also, I don't know why many of our Tracked items also need a signature. Surely the photo at the door is proof enough that it has been delivered?
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CarryingMGMT
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Best in the market? As opposed to what exactly?Smoothbackground wrote: ↑11 Feb 2024, 17:05All I think I pointed out was an example of human error? My tune remains the same - concert pitch (A440) - and I stand by my earlier sentiments: the job remains the best available on the labour market for what it is.CarryingMGMT wrote: ↑11 Feb 2024, 13:00Don't forget how amazing a job it is at RM is though. You seem to be changing your tune the more you post on here?Smoothbackground wrote: ↑10 Feb 2024, 19:59We found a couple of these franked specials on a frame today — at 1.30 pm! Managers only picked it up when running some sort of report and after frantically searching the locker.dazzler123 wrote: ↑10 Feb 2024, 19:06ive had several special delivery letters miss the locker and come in my buddy boxes due to that cheap franking theyve decided to do. And they smudge in the rain so cant scan thempostslippete wrote: ↑10 Feb 2024, 17:18In all honesty I've probably delivered a fair few recorded letters by accident. Those ones in small print at the top of the letter are very easy to miss.
Also, I don't know why many of our Tracked items also need a signature. Surely the photo at the door is proof enough that it has been delivered?
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CarryingMGMT
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Giving it laldy about how good you have it on 14 quid odds an hour? Working nights, delivering 200 odd "parcels" out a van, within youre finish time? 
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CarryingMGMT
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If people are believing you, they deserve to work at RM 
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Smoothbackground
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Chum, my hours currently are 7.15 am until 3.55 pm. Great work. Loving it.CarryingMGMT wrote: ↑11 Feb 2024, 18:10Giving it laldy about how good you have it on 14 quid odds an hour? Working nights, delivering 200 odd "parcels" out a van, within youre finish time?![]()
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Smoothbackground
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Just spotted that you are not even a current employee! Why do you waste your time posting on a forum for current employees of RM? If you miss it and want to come back your only route back in is on a new-style contract. Is that why you are so resentful/bitter? Don’t worry, I’ll have a light bitter to drink for you tonight!!CarryingMGMT wrote: ↑11 Feb 2024, 18:10Giving it laldy about how good you have it on 14 quid odds an hour? Working nights, delivering 200 odd "parcels" out a van, within youre finish time?![]()
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Seymour Buts
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They could argue that in any case. Virtually nobody actually signs anyway, it's just a line or squiggle. As others have said, the signatures are pointless in most cases.Mr Blonde wrote: ↑10 Feb 2024, 13:07"I didn't receive it, that's not my signature"Seymour Buts wrote: ↑09 Feb 2024, 23:03I'm less inclined to do it with letters, purely because I've had a few refuse to sign before. One was clearly on the verge of being evicted so refused to sign, and one was in the process of getting divorced and wouldn't sign. The only time I will for those is if there's a ring doorbell and they okay it. For parcels I will though, for those I know are okay with it, I'll do it. I have my own round though. I'd be less inclined to do it as a reserve.
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Hyrrokkin
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Why is that ?ted_e_bear wrote: ↑08 Feb 2024, 06:22Exactly, tracked product would be ideal for lots of items posted in post offices, but it's not available.kazardaimenu wrote: ↑08 Feb 2024, 05:50If it’s the right name at the right house and it will post through I will. Half the time I’ll give them a knock and if they’re out I’ll post it in. Passports don’t need a signature so I don’t see why birthday cards would. They’d have probably just sent it tracked 24 if they could get it from the post office…
Oh yeah talking about specials FFS get the 1pm deadline extended to say 5pm it's also well outdated, or even offer it as a premium like sat guaranteed, it's made it even worse recently as we're temporarily on summer attendance.
Why cannot a customer simply come into the Post Office and get Tracked 24/48 instead of only online i believe (correct me if i am wrong)
I can go into the PO with a QR code and get it printed so why not simply offer it as standard ?
Just curious !
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LouBarlow
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Especially after this post he made in August last yearSmoothbackground wrote: ↑11 Feb 2024, 18:51Just spotted that you are not even a current employee! Why do you waste your time posting on a forum for current employees of RM? If you miss it and want to come back your only route back in is on a new-style contract. Is that why you are so resentful/bitter? Don’t worry, I’ll have a light bitter to drink for you tonight!!CarryingMGMT wrote: ↑11 Feb 2024, 18:10Giving it laldy about how good you have it on 14 quid odds an hour? Working nights, delivering 200 odd "parcels" out a van, within youre finish time?![]()
If that were the case, you would surely not continue to post on a forum dedicated to your ‘worst ever job’ not be increasingly obsessed by it, the people still doing it, and everything related to it?Finally absolved myself from 'the business' specifically 'Delivery' 20 years at RM, genuinely a weight off the shoulders, literally and figuratively. Thank f*** Best of luck to all my (ex)work colleagues) Delivery posties are absolute Troopers! worst job I've ever had the misfortune to work. Good luck
Bizarre. Sometimes I think these bitter ex-posties secretly regret their decision and aren’t as happy as they profess to be.
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Smoothbackground
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Agree wholeheartedly. It’s like they instantly regret their decision but their pride doesn’t allow them to come back - albeit on inferior terms, yet still market-leading for the type of work. The sorry irony is their pride means they end up working for Tesco et al for less than £12 an hour - cutting off one’s nose to spite one’s face.LouBarlow wrote: ↑11 Feb 2024, 19:29Especially after this post he made in August last yearSmoothbackground wrote: ↑11 Feb 2024, 18:51Just spotted that you are not even a current employee! Why do you waste your time posting on a forum for current employees of RM? If you miss it and want to come back your only route back in is on a new-style contract. Is that why you are so resentful/bitter? Don’t worry, I’ll have a light bitter to drink for you tonight!!CarryingMGMT wrote: ↑11 Feb 2024, 18:10Giving it laldy about how good you have it on 14 quid odds an hour? Working nights, delivering 200 odd "parcels" out a van, within youre finish time?![]()
If that were the case, you would surely not continue to post on a forum dedicated to your ‘worst ever job’ not be increasingly obsessed by it, the people still doing it, and everything related to it?Finally absolved myself from 'the business' specifically 'Delivery' 20 years at RM, genuinely a weight off the shoulders, literally and figuratively. Thank f*** Best of luck to all my (ex)work colleagues) Delivery posties are absolute Troopers! worst job I've ever had the misfortune to work. Good luck
Bizarre. Sometimes I think these bitter ex-posties secretly regret their decision and aren’t as happy as they profess to be.
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SMS1969
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Ah yes supermarkets, you know, those that pay as well or better than a postie gets, according to some on here-absolute nonsense and appalling hours. 
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Edward Hunter
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Far better just not to scan a recorded and post it through as a "mistake" if you cant be bothered to get a signature.
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Basildon Bond
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Most likely because Royal Mail and the Post Office are not only separate companies but are in competition with each other. So RM sells Tracked online only and offers free collection to cut the Post Office completely out of the loop.Hyrrokkin wrote: ↑11 Feb 2024, 19:16Why is that ?ted_e_bear wrote: ↑08 Feb 2024, 06:22Exactly, tracked product would be ideal for lots of items posted in post offices, but it's not available.kazardaimenu wrote: ↑08 Feb 2024, 05:50If it’s the right name at the right house and it will post through I will. Half the time I’ll give them a knock and if they’re out I’ll post it in. Passports don’t need a signature so I don’t see why birthday cards would. They’d have probably just sent it tracked 24 if they could get it from the post office…
Oh yeah talking about specials FFS get the 1pm deadline extended to say 5pm it's also well outdated, or even offer it as a premium like sat guaranteed, it's made it even worse recently as we're temporarily on summer attendance.
Why cannot a customer simply come into the Post Office and get Tracked 24/48 instead of only online i believe (correct me if i am wrong)
I can go into the PO with a QR code and get it printed so why not simply offer it as standard ?
Just curious !