what is the set period for the 35 hour week, do you know? i.e. next year, year after...when hell freezes.fishtank wrote:There was a clue given in the CWU Foundations for a new delivery model from March 2009.PostBug wrote: I still can't see how a Union that I went on strike for, could roll over and play dead on such a straightforward and important earnings related issue.
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Aim to reach 35 hours (Net) over a set period.
Consider what the union is prepared to offer. Door-to-door and monthly pay are potential bargaining chips.
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Door to Door Madness?
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DGP1 wrote:Same here, I don't care if they're for escort agencies, sex toys or sexy underwear I just deliver them.NewPostieUK wrote: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.PostBug wrote: This week I received 5 items of d2d to be delivered, 3 of which were double glazing companies.
YOU SURE DGP,BY THE NAMES THERE MATE AD LOOK AT THEM![]()
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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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sloggy
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Re: Door to Door Madness?
Wasn't part of the 2010 agreement that the D2D restrictions be lifted but they would all be put in one envelope per house? That seems to have gone out of the window. We only get 4 days to do our D2D here in Guildford, Tuesday to Friday, a row per day, takes about 30 mins to throw them into the frame each day! 
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Nosloggy wrote:Wasn't part of the 2010 agreement that the D2D restrictions be lifted but they would all be put in one envelope per house
But the reason people think this is because they have misunderstood this paragraph from Page 21 of the agreement:
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Are you joking kilrenny? 15 D2Ds
We must be in some kind of advertising Black Hole as it's very rare for any of our areas to have more than 4 D2Ds
Perhaps we haven't got as much money to spend (according to their market research) as you rich townies
Perhaps we haven't got as much money to spend (according to their market research) as you rich townies
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Having all the d2ds in one envelope was NEVER going to happen, there is no way in hell that the companies sending them would allow their d2ds to be placed together in an envelope with all the other d2ds which would allow the person receiving them to bin the lot without even looking at them.sloggy wrote:Wasn't part of the 2010 agreement that the D2D restrictions be lifted but they would all be put in one envelope per house? That seems to have gone out of the window. We only get 4 days to do our D2D here in Guildford, Tuesday to Friday, a row per day, takes about 30 mins to throw them into the frame each day!
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Dorset Plodder
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Agree with you SP, wasn't so long ago that we were "Trained" (?) not to even put all the little D2Ds into the Large one. They had to be thrown off Separately, to avoid just the sort of thing you mention. As we know our customers always take time to read all their D2Ds. 
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rcpostie
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What I find funny is some weeks I get 5, next week up to today I have already four and three of those are a4 size. The thing is next week we have the census paper to deliver also. So when and at what point does the 16 kg weight max go out of the window.
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will we have D2D,s next week on top of the census mail ?
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rcpostie
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yep as we all get paid for them.stodgy88 wrote:will we have D2D,s next week on top of the census mail ?
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Anytime "You" want or allow it to be.rcpostie wrote:What I find funny is some weeks I get 5, next week up to today I have already four and three of those are a4 size. The thing is next week we have the census paper to deliver also. So when and at what point does the 16 kg weight max go out of the window.
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And that's only your 1st bag (if you feel comfortable carrying it).
You can overload all other bags over 11kg if you want or allow.
I bet the Doms will be forcing us to carry overweight bags, no mention of not doing this at all
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15 - Take it a few weeks worth of contracts haven't gone out yetDorset Plodder wrote:Are you joking kilrenny? 15 D2Ds![]()
We must be in some kind of advertising Black Hole as it's very rare for any of our areas to have more than 4 D2Ds
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Perhaps we haven't got as much money to spend (according to their market research) as you rich townies
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taurus88
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I was under the impression not that kilrenny had 15 d2ds, but that 15 items from one particular contract (as in 1 d2d) came to a weight of 2kg?
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mvale23
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i find it embarrassing handing over 6 door to doors with abit of mailsort junk..as you walk away you feel a number of things.
1. customer is looking at it and thinking... should i give it back
2. customer just turns and throws it in the bin
3. eyes burning in the back of your head with them looking at you from behind thinking exactly where they would like to shove all that you just handed them
1. customer is looking at it and thinking... should i give it back
2. customer just turns and throws it in the bin
3. eyes burning in the back of your head with them looking at you from behind thinking exactly where they would like to shove all that you just handed them
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Dorset Plodder
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Re: Door to Door Madness?
Don't let it worry you mvale, it's the same as the old favourite, "We don't want any bills Postie you can take them back!"
Just give them a big
and say, "It keeps me and the Re-Cycling man busy" and walk off. 
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