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I dont know how badly others have been affected by the shake up of the Royal Mail but we're suffering.
We used to get a delivery between 7.30 - 8.00 am with no second post. The past 3 weeks have been circa 10.30 and recently its been midday (I'm still to receive todays)
I have phoned to complain and theres a message explaining they are having teething difficulties merging 1st and second posts into one. If it isnt bad enough them putting prices up their service is utterly unreliable.
Is this a global problem?
>>> Edited by Broccers on Friday 16th April 12:01
We used to get a delivery between 7.30 - 8.00 am with no second post. The past 3 weeks have been circa 10.30 and recently its been midday (I'm still to receive todays)
I have phoned to complain and theres a message explaining they are having teething difficulties merging 1st and second posts into one. If it isnt bad enough them putting prices up their service is utterly unreliable.
Is this a global problem?
>>> Edited by Broccers on Friday 16th April 12:01
The Post is certainly going to get a whole lot worse in the next few years, as any of the managers with an ounce of ability have taken up extremely generous redundancy packages.
Other than Postmen and Delivery Office managers, as far as I know there are no longer any experienced planning managers left in the business. Think it is something to do with Crozier and Leighton trying to make a quick buck (ok £400 million) by reducing the business by 3000 managers regardless of whether those people are essential to running the business or not. (That 2500 managers of the 3000 could be lost without any adverse effect on the business does not excuse getting rid of the other 500 highly skilled and needed ones.)
My advice is to complain to your MP and the Postal Regulator, you are not going to get any movement from Royal Mail, although it is always worthwhile writing to the boys at the top rather than the local office.
Other than Postmen and Delivery Office managers, as far as I know there are no longer any experienced planning managers left in the business. Think it is something to do with Crozier and Leighton trying to make a quick buck (ok £400 million) by reducing the business by 3000 managers regardless of whether those people are essential to running the business or not. (That 2500 managers of the 3000 could be lost without any adverse effect on the business does not excuse getting rid of the other 500 highly skilled and needed ones.)
My advice is to complain to your MP and the Postal Regulator, you are not going to get any movement from Royal Mail, although it is always worthwhile writing to the boys at the top rather than the local office.
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