I have a couple of small packages missing, posted from Lancs, one heading for S.Manchester the other for London W1. There are plainly delays somewhere between, are backlogs severe or light (generally speaking)?. I ask as I am deciding whether to remake these orders or wait.
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Loads of views,no replies
Anyway,what time limits are we talking here,as for backlogs,as far as i'm aware there is no major backlog,although individual delivery offices may have a small one.
Anyway,what time limits are we talking here,as for backlogs,as far as i'm aware there is no major backlog,although individual delivery offices may have a small one.
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Re: A realistic estimate of delay
To be fair I did get a helpful PM.POSTMAN wrote:Loads of views,no replies![]()
Sorry meant to put that in, they were posted between 31st Oct and 3rd Nov.Anyway,what time limits are we talking here,as for backlogs,as far as i'm aware there is no major backlog,although individual delivery offices may have a small one.
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Re: A realistic estimate of delay
Update:
I found one of the missing packets at work yesterday!
Spotted a lonely packet, in a corner, wondered 'what's in that'. I imagine if anyone else had found it it would have gone swiftly in the bin now that the stuff in it has been remade. I'd love to know how much 'loss' you poor lot get the blame for.
I found one of the missing packets at work yesterday!
Spotted a lonely packet, in a corner, wondered 'what's in that'. I imagine if anyone else had found it it would have gone swiftly in the bin now that the stuff in it has been remade. I'd love to know how much 'loss' you poor lot get the blame for.
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Re: A realistic estimate of delay
Opti wrote:Update:
I found one of the missing packets at work yesterday!![]()
Spotted a lonely packet, in a corner, wondered 'what's in that'. I imagine if anyone else had found it it would have gone swiftly in the bin now that the stuff in it has been remade. I'd love to know how much 'loss' you poor lot get the blame for.
Which leads me to the second greatest lie in the universe...............It's in the post
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What's the biggest lie?DGP1 wrote: Which leads me to the second greatest lie in the universe...............It's in the post
"That's the biggest one i've ever seen?"
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No, it's 'Of course I'll still love you in the morning'Opti wrote:What's the biggest lie?DGP1 wrote: Which leads me to the second greatest lie in the universe...............It's in the post
"That's the biggest one i've ever seen?"
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For what is to be gained by negotiation with capitulation all but assured!.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Opti wrote:
What's the biggest lie?
2.7 Both parties are committed to beginning the process of restoring andimproving relationships at all levels. With this in mind it is importantthat there is no victimisation, or settling of scores, arising out of thedispute and both parties will work to ensure that any issues are settledin a mature and professional way. Where there are actual or potentialdisciplinary or grievance cases arising the intention and expectation isthat these will be resolved quickly and informally wherever possible.Where behaviour is alleged to be serious and formal procedures areinvoked, either party will have the opportunity to raise any concernswith the other, with the intention of ensuring that any action proposedis measured and proportionate and consistent with the spirit andobjective of this paragraph.