Parce collections

[LouBarlow]

How is this any different from emptying a post office which a lot of people do during their duty? Something else to moan about that is keeping you in a job I suppose.

Easy answer, for a box you just insert a key, open the box, scan the barcode, take out a handful of letters, shut the box, I'm assuming for Parcels Collects, you'll have to lock up your trolley, enter the shop, try and find somebody he knows why you're there, wait whilst they find all the parcels, scan them all, then call you COM, as there's far too many to fit in your trolley, then explain to the shop worker why you can't take them all, then wait whilst then gets the manager, so you can explain it all again to him why you can't take all the parcel.

So it isn’t any different to emptying a post office then, as I said. Many of us have done this on town rounds for years. Unless you are on a trolley round, you drive the van to the shop and empty it as you do a post office. If it adds time to your day, and you can’t complete, you follow the same procedure as you would otherwise. Not everything has to be difficult.

[CarryingMGMT]

How is this any different from emptying a post office which a lot of people do during their duty? Something else to moan about that is keeping you in a job I suppose.

Easy answer, for a box you just insert a key, open the box, scan the barcode, take out a handful of letters, shut the box, I'm assuming for Parcels Collects, you'll have to lock up your trolley, enter the shop, try and find somebody he knows why you're there, wait whilst they find all the parcels, scan them all, then call you COM, as there's far too many to fit in your trolley, then explain to the shop worker why you can't take them all, then wait whilst then gets the manager, so you can explain it all again to him why you can't take all the parcel.

So it isn’t any different to emptying a post office then, as I said. Many of us have done this on town rounds for years. Unless you are on a trolley round, you drive the van to the shop and empty it as you do a post office. If it adds time to your day, and you can’t complete, you follow the same procedure as you would otherwise. Not everything has to be difficult.

Why is every single post of yours so self-righteous and smug?

[LouBarlow]

How is this any different from emptying a post office which a lot of people do during their duty? Something else to moan about that is keeping you in a job I suppose.

Easy answer, for a box you just insert a key, open the box, scan the barcode, take out a handful of letters, shut the box, I'm assuming for Parcels Collects, you'll have to lock up your trolley, enter the shop, try and find somebody he knows why you're there, wait whilst they find all the parcels, scan them all, then call you COM, as there's far too many to fit in your trolley, then explain to the shop worker why you can't take them all, then wait whilst then gets the manager, so you can explain it all again to him why you can't take all the parcel.

So it isn’t any different to emptying a post office then, as I said. Many of us have done this on town rounds for years. Unless you are on a trolley round, you drive the van to the shop and empty it as you do a post office. If it adds time to your day, and you can’t complete, you follow the same procedure as you would otherwise. Not everything has to be difficult.

Why is every single post of yours so self-righteous and smug?

Why aren’t you out looking for a job instead of spending every hour, night and day, trolling a forum for a job you ‘couldn’t wait to leave’? Life is full of mysteries.

Honest answer - I respond in kind. If I get a snide comment, it will get some back.

[manboss]

Why is every single post of yours so self-righteous and smug?

CarryingMGMT, just add this person to your ignore list.

[LouBarlow]

Why is every single post of yours so self-righteous and smug?

CarryingMGMT, just add this person to your ignore list.

Why would they do that? They only post here for a reaction. When have they ever posted anything constructive about the job?

[TopperGas]

How is this any different from emptying a post office which a lot of people do during their duty? Something else to moan about that is keeping you in a job I suppose.

Easy answer, for a box you just insert a key, open the box, scan the barcode, take out a handful of letters, shut the box, I'm assuming for Parcels Collects, you'll have to lock up your trolley, enter the shop, try and find somebody he knows why you're there, wait whilst they find all the parcels, scan them all, then call you COM, as there's far too many to fit in your trolley, then explain to the shop worker why you can't take them all, then wait whilst then gets the manager, so you can explain it all again to him why you can't take all the parcel.

So it isn’t any different to emptying a post office then, as I said. Many of us have done this on town rounds for years. Unless you are on a trolley round, you drive the van to the shop and empty it as you do a post office. If it adds time to your day, and you can’t complete, you follow the same procedure as you would otherwise. Not everything has to be difficult.

Who said it was difficult? The difference with a PO is they've been doing it for years not just starting, although if Collect+ points are becoming part of the collection runs then hopefully more time will be added, not just expect the collection driver to due it as part of their present run.

[Stovies]

How is this any different from emptying a post office which a lot of people do during their duty? Something else to moan about that is keeping you in a job I suppose.

Easy answer, for a box you just insert a key, open the box, scan the barcode, take out a handful of letters, shut the box, I'm assuming for Parcels Collects, you'll have to lock up your trolley, enter the shop, try and find somebody he knows why you're there, wait whilst they find all the parcels, scan them all, then call you COM, as there's far too many to fit in your trolley, then explain to the shop worker why you can't take them all, then wait whilst then gets the manager, so you can explain it all again to him why you can't take all the parcel.

So it isn’t any different to emptying a post office then, as I said. Many of us have done this on town rounds for years. Unless you are on a trolley round, you drive the van to the shop and empty it as you do a post office. If it adds time to your day, and you can’t complete, you follow the same procedure as you would otherwise. Not everything has to be difficult.

Why is every single post of yours so self-righteous and smug?

Well said MGMT.

[LouBarlow]

How is this any different from emptying a post office which a lot of people do during their duty? Something else to moan about that is keeping you in a job I suppose.

Easy answer, for a box you just insert a key, open the box, scan the barcode, take out a handful of letters, shut the box, I'm assuming for Parcels Collects, you'll have to lock up your trolley, enter the shop, try and find somebody he knows why you're there, wait whilst they find all the parcels, scan them all, then call you COM, as there's far too many to fit in your trolley, then explain to the shop worker why you can't take them all, then wait whilst then gets the manager, so you can explain it all again to him why you can't take all the parcel.

So it isn’t any different to emptying a post office then, as I said. Many of us have done this on town rounds for years. Unless you are on a trolley round, you drive the van to the shop and empty it as you do a post office. If it adds time to your day, and you can’t complete, you follow the same procedure as you would otherwise. Not everything has to be difficult.

Why is every single post of yours so self-righteous and smug?

Well said MGMT.

Almost as smug and self-righteous as your own contribution here

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=105012&p=978458#top

Of your 12 posts on here in all these years, that was definitely your most constructive.

[ted_e_bear]

How is this any different from emptying a post office which a lot of people do during their duty? Something else to moan about that is keeping you in a job I suppose.

Easy answer, for a box you just insert a key, open the box, scan the barcode, take out a handful of letters, shut the box, I'm assuming for Parcels Collects, you'll have to lock up your trolley, enter the shop, try and find somebody he knows why you're there, wait whilst they find all the parcels, scan them all, then call you COM, as there's far too many to fit in your trolley, then explain to the shop worker why you can't take them all, then wait whilst then gets the manager, so you can explain it all again to him why you can't take all the parcel.

So it isn’t any different to emptying a post office then, as I said. Many of us have done this on town rounds for years. Unless you are on a trolley round, you drive the van to the shop and empty it as you do a post office. If it adds time to your day, and you can’t complete, you follow the same procedure as you would otherwise. Not everything has to be difficult.

Why is every single post of yours so self-righteous and smug?

Well said MGMT.

Almost as smug and self-righteous as your own contribution here

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=105012&p=978458#top

Of your 12 posts on here in all these years, that was definitely your most constructive.

I've just re read the opening section of that thread referred to above and it's really wound me up, what a twat that wpc is.

[LouBarlow]

How is this any different from emptying a post office which a lot of people do during their duty? Something else to moan about that is keeping you in a job I suppose.

Easy answer, for a box you just insert a key, open the box, scan the barcode, take out a handful of letters, shut the box, I'm assuming for Parcels Collects, you'll have to lock up your trolley, enter the shop, try and find somebody he knows why you're there, wait whilst they find all the parcels, scan them all, then call you COM, as there's far too many to fit in your trolley, then explain to the shop worker why you can't take them all, then wait whilst then gets the manager, so you can explain it all again to him why you can't take all the parcel.

So it isn’t any different to emptying a post office then, as I said. Many of us have done this on town rounds for years. Unless you are on a trolley round, you drive the van to the shop and empty it as you do a post office. If it adds time to your day, and you can’t complete, you follow the same procedure as you would otherwise. Not everything has to be difficult.

Why is every single post of yours so self-righteous and smug?

Well said MGMT.

Almost as smug and self-righteous as your own contribution here

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=105012&p=978458#top

Of your 12 posts on here in all these years, that was definitely your most constructive.

You are a very strange person.
I bet all your colleagues think you are a prick I know I do

I am devastated.

[CarryingMGMT]

I am devastated.

Troll

Keep tiptoes around the real posties around here lol I'm sure your life is great on your 'town' delivery duty, emptying Post Offices etc on top of your 2000 call P&L walks from a van.

Tell your COMs I said Hi

[qwerty2]

Calm down girls
Anyway what is “Parce collections”

[Seymour Buts]

This sounds like an expansion to current services to be honest. I already collect from a drop and go shop, and it is on a dedicated collection route.

[twoloops]

Today we had 7 labels for 7 letters that had been posted in a postbox on our walk, all they had on the envelope was the destination postcode, we passed them onto the afternoon manager when we got back, let them deal with it

[Pidleypoo]

How is this any different from emptying a post office which a lot of people do during their duty? Something else to moan about that is keeping you in a job I suppose.

Easy answer, for a box you just insert a key, open the box, scan the barcode, take out a handful of letters, shut the box, I'm assuming for Parcels Collects, you'll have to lock up your trolley, enter the shop, try and find somebody he knows why you're there, wait whilst they find all the parcels, scan them all, then call you COM, as there's far too many to fit in your trolley, then explain to the shop worker why you can't take them all, then wait whilst then gets the manager, so you can explain it all again to him why you can't take all the parcel.

So it isn’t any different to emptying a post office then, as I said. Many of us have done this on town rounds for years. Unless you are on a trolley round, you drive the van to the shop and empty it as you do a post office. If it adds time to your day, and you can’t complete, you follow the same procedure as you would otherwise. Not everything has to be difficult.

Why is every single post of yours so self-righteous and smug?

Well said MGMT.

Almost as smug and self-righteous as your own contribution here

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=105012&p=978458#top

Of your 12 posts on here in all these years, that was definitely your most constructive.

I've just re read the opening section of that thread referred to above and it's really wound me up, what a twat that wpc is.

I’ve just read it too and Jesus man , the only one that should be out of a job is that coach ffs.