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post office to cut 16,000 jobs?
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They need more people in the lost mail claims department.0
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TBH, I go to the local sorting office to collect parcels and get CoPs for my eBay/Amazon sales. All my bills and CC statements are now 'paperless'. The need for a daily round by the postie isn't so great now.0
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amcluesent wrote: »TBH, I go to the local sorting office to collect parcels and get CoPs for my eBay/Amazon sales. All my bills and CC statements are now 'paperless'. The need for a daily round by the postie isn't so great now.
really?how are your paperless parcels coming? stamped letters are down
downstream access,flats (a4) and packet traffic is up
packet traffic rises every year
have a look over the forum when a few lose their daily deliveries0 -
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so are they cutting jobs are not ?0
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so are they cutting jobs are not ?
without a doubt
given the cuts they are demanding/expecting its just not viable for there not to be job cuts
mail centres are going ot be centralised accross the UK,this will lead to job cuts
delivery offices are once again being ravaged for 'savings'0 -
Just curious, there are a lot of people on the inside with knowledge of the postal service posting here. We know that the Post Office is losing money, so with your awareness of what is going on, what would you do to turn the postal service round? This isn't a dig, I'm asking because often the best solutions come from the grass roots.Please stay safe in the sun and learn the A-E of melanoma: A = asymmetry, B = irregular borders, C= different colours, D= diameter, larger than 6mm, E = evolving, is your mole changing? Most moles are not cancerous, any doubts, please check next time you visit your GP.
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vivatifosi wrote: »Just curious, there are a lot of people on the inside with knowledge of the postal service posting here. We know that the Post Office is losing money, so with your awareness of what is going on, what would you do to turn the postal service round? This isn't a dig, I'm asking because often the best solutions come from the grass roots.
losing money? were are on course to double our profits this year.
stamp prices rise in april as well
every section of RM will be in profit this year,admitadly letters isnt a huge profit but the universal service obligation(USO)
means letters will always struggle to profit without even keying in downstream access0 -
losing money? were are on course to double our profits this year.
stamp prices rise in april as well
every section of RM will be in profit this year,admitadly letters isnt a huge profit but the universal service obligation(USO)
means letters will always struggle to profit without even keying in downstream access
What does "keying in downstream access" mean please?0
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