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Auctions for duties
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Londonsburning
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Auctions for duties
Does anyone here remember when we used to have city/area duty auctions at a central location every so often? I sometimes wonder why the union done away with them cos it would be nice to get a cushy indoor duty after all these years pounding the streets lol
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TooManyLoops
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Re: Auctions for duties
What did you bid with, elastic bands or P739 cards?
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Londonsburning
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Re: Auctions for duties
Used to be pints of cheap lager and a backbone tbh
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Mr Rush
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Re: Auctions for duties
Bidding for duties? Part of the 1971 strike was ending the practice of slipping enough money to an inspector/manager to get the best walk. It went by seniority after that - the only proper criterion 
The machine stops.
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Londonsburning
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Re: Auctions for duties
In all seriousness you bid with your seniority number. You could take any vacant duty within the locality/company if the most senior bidder, if you won a duty then the duty you held went into the pot. It meant OPGs could move from delivery to MC and vice versa