RE: And so, it came to pass12 Oct 2022 21:22
As soon as staff are "MADE" to stay to their times, that's when the business will see a huge shift in achieving to complete your duty in the required time.
So, for the non Royal Mail employees. Why would i come in 30 minutes early, not take a break (40 minutes) only to be told i cannot go home 30 minutes before my finish time?
ANSWER: I WOULDN'T!!
And therein lies the problem. In this case Royal Mail will be losing 40 minutes per day, every day, per employee on delivery. Multiply by 90,000 delivery staff and that equates to 60,000 hours per day, every day. At 12 quid an hour?
Now, i know that not everyone comes in early or doesn't take a meal break. So, let's say this applies to 15,000 staff, 10,000 hours at 12 quid an hour. That's every day. 120 grand a day.
Well done Royal Mail bosses. I know what you're hoping for, but it ain't gonna happen!
This exactly what should happen….for every one that plays by the rules…10 won’t,it’s human nature….doing exactly what YOU want is not on the agenda…you will now play by the company rules….it will be one of many changes….it’s what every other company does…there in charge,you will get used to it….the times of doing what you think is right are gone…it’s another small step of many…
Dry tomorrow
DIL PLEASE