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International tracked/signed for no longer treated as Special Delivery
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Woody Guthrie
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International tracked/signed for no longer treated as Special Delivery
More bad news for locker staff...
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: International tracked/signed for no longer treated as Special Delivery
That's going to be a big drop in workload for SD lockers on night shifts in MCs, don't know if it'll end up with a reduction in staff in SD lockers on night shifts. tbf I'm surprised that this hadn't already happened as once an item reaches the destination country, there's no way that the sending postal operator or the receiving postal operator can guarantee how long it'll take
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: International tracked/signed for no longer treated as Special Delivery
Once customs charge and surcharge items reach a DO, is there nay difference at all in how they're handled? If there isn't then why don't RM have custom charge items go via RP in MCs instead of SD lockers?
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Woody Guthrie
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Re: International tracked/signed for no longer treated as Special Delivery
Not for the guys in the locker, that's a whole chunk of work gone.
What difference did it make to the rest of us?
It's not as if they were time sensitive.
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sorefeet17
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Re: International tracked/signed for no longer treated as Special Delivery
They need to go SD because there is a fee to be paid and they need to be logged to stop any fraud, the packets never go out on delivery unless/until the fee has been paid remotely. If they are given to the postie there's a chance they would pocket the moneySpacePhoenix wrote: ↑23 Jul 2022, 16:31Once customs charge and surcharge items reach a DO, is there nay difference at all in how they're handled? If there isn't then why don't RM have custom charge items go via RP in MCs instead of SD lockers?
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k979aaa
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Re: International tracked/signed for no longer treated as Special Delivery
RM changes like the wind and no one tells anyone!
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: International tracked/signed for no longer treated as Special Delivery
Hopefully they'll get sent through as direct bags to the DOs, once this kicks insorefeet17 wrote: ↑23 Jul 2022, 17:02They need to go SD because there is a fee to be paid and they need to be logged to stop any fraud, the packets never go out on delivery unless/until the fee has been paid remotely. If they are given to the postie there's a chance they would pocket the moneySpacePhoenix wrote: ↑23 Jul 2022, 16:31Once customs charge and surcharge items reach a DO, is there nay difference at all in how they're handled? If there isn't then why don't RM have custom charge items go via RP in MCs instead of SD lockers?or deliver without any fee being paid.
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Hyrrokkin
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Re: International tracked/signed for no longer treated as Special Delivery
So does this mean a headcount/duty reduction in MC Special Delivery lockers then - i am assuming it does
Is this a large or small % of work that goes to SD locker's?
Would this work go to tracked work areas and/or PCM's?
Just curious
Is this a large or small % of work that goes to SD locker's?
Would this work go to tracked work areas and/or PCM's?
Just curious
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: International tracked/signed for no longer treated as Special Delivery
Depending on how big a % of the total work that it forms for the night shift in MC SD lockers, it could mean the removal of 1 or more duties from the SD lockers.
Apart from the customs charge ones they'll go to the Tracked area of your MC, if your MC has a PSM then they'll go to that instead. The customs charge ones better be sent as direct bags, otherwise in MCs where they have a PSM they risk ending up going through as normal Tracked
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Clappedoutpostie
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Re: International tracked/signed for no longer treated as Special Delivery
They defiantly won’t be getting a rfd scan on the sorting, they will be chucked in the (hopefully) correct Mini York along with the other non tracked.
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postman1979
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Re: International tracked/signed for no longer treated as Special Delivery
Depending on how big a % of the total work that it forms for the night shift in MC SD lockers, it could mean the removal of 1 or more duties from the SD lockers.
Apart from the customs charge ones they'll go to the Tracked area of your MC, if your MC has a PSM then they'll go to that instead. The customs charge ones better be sent as direct bags, otherwise in MCs where they have a PSM they risk ending up going through as normal Tracked
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In our MC SD locker this is a reduction of between 2000 & 3000 a night. That would equate to loosing about 5 or 6 duties. The charge items are only 200 items a night maximum frequently a lot less, sometimes we get non during a week.
Apart from the customs charge ones they'll go to the Tracked area of your MC, if your MC has a PSM then they'll go to that instead. The customs charge ones better be sent as direct bags, otherwise in MCs where they have a PSM they risk ending up going through as normal Tracked
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In our MC SD locker this is a reduction of between 2000 & 3000 a night. That would equate to loosing about 5 or 6 duties. The charge items are only 200 items a night maximum frequently a lot less, sometimes we get non during a week.
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: International tracked/signed for no longer treated as Special Delivery
If that happens, it won't be long before your COM gets a bollocking from higher up. From the 1st August they become Tracked so any issues could go against your office's Tracked failure rateClappedoutpostie wrote: ↑23 Jul 2022, 23:07They defiantly won’t be getting a rfd scan on the sorting, they will be chucked in the (hopefully) correct Mini York along with the other non tracked.
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denhamhoop
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Re: International tracked/signed for no longer treated as Special Delivery
In our MC SD locker this is a reduction of between 2000 & 3000 a night. That would equate to loosing about 5 or 6 duties. The charge items are only 200 items a night maximum frequently a lot less, sometimes we get non during a week.postman1979 wrote: ↑23 Jul 2022, 23:41Depending on how big a % of the total work that it forms for the night shift in MC SD lockers, it could mean the removal of 1 or more duties from the SD lockers.
Apart from the customs charge ones they'll go to the Tracked area of your MC, if your MC has a PSM then they'll go to that instead. The customs charge ones better be sent as direct bags, otherwise in MCs where they have a PSM they risk ending up going through as normal Tracked
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Wow your SD Locker must be over staffed if 3000 items equates to 5 or 6 duties and if our Locker is anything to go by the amount of Foreign Tracked that counts as SD work is more like 60% to 75% of the workload
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: International tracked/signed for no longer treated as Special Delivery
Once this comes in, I don't think any DOs will get any SDs on their early runs any more, probably won't be enough sorted SDs to justify the space on a 600 when the same space taken by a part filled sleeve of SDs could be used for a full sleeve or york of Tracked