Missing post/postman

NCISROCKS

custardy wrote: »

well its a mad world
spanish practices have nothing to do with a change to start times
start later,finish later
where do spanish practices come into that?

In the real world as RM and their staff are now finding...NOWHERE!

custardy

NCISROCKS wrote: »

In the real world as RM and their staff are now finding...NOWHERE!

sorry Im still not getting your point
you are now saying spanish practices have nothing to do with it?
you are shouting,why?
real world? which real world business do you know that is obliged to carry its competitors products at a loss

NCISROCKS

custardy can you explain why my MIL has a postie decorating her house whilst being paid by RM?

NCISROCKS

custardy wrote: »

sorry Im still not getting your point
you are now saying spanish practices have nothing to do with it?
you are shouting,why?
real world? which real world business do you know that is obliged to carry its competitors products at a loss

In the real world Spanish practices are a joke...but RM are just getting that..hey I'm no more shouting than your poor grammar..get over it...'Im' isn't a word after all?

custardy

NCISROCKS wrote: »

custardy can you explain why my MIL has a postie decorating her house whilst being paid by RM?

hold on I'll just check the database
how the .... could i answer that?
do i know their shift pattern,job or whatever?
so one person is your reason for making that statement?
why would that have an effect on the delivery times changing for mail?
its a simple question from a statement you made

lizzyb1812

OP you could try this:

The next time you are away from your general home area post a letter to yourself. Better still post more than one from several places. Make the letters look as businesslike as possible - ie not handwritten, birthday cards, etc. Or ask family members/friends to post something to you.

Wait for them to arrive - if they take a long time send in a written complaint detailing the test you have done and request that it is investigated. Not absolutely certain but I think this sort of test is used by consumer organisations to assess the efficiency of postal services.

Where I live delivery is not the issue - it's the collection time on the local postboxes - how can 1st class post collected once per day at 5pm get from East Anglia to a large village in Yorkshire by next morning? In 20 years it never has - makes sending birthday cards a bit of a lottery.

peter_the_piper

We have lived here for 25 yrs and the mail has always come at lunchtime, being in the sticks we have only had the one delivery, nothing wrong with that.

NCISROCKS

custardy wrote: »

hold on I'll just check the database
how the .... could i answer that?
do i know their shift pattern,job or whatever?
so one person is your reason for making that statement?
why would that have an effect on the delivery times changing for mail?
its a simple question from a statement you made

Oh dear...you know there's more than one working on the side whilst being pai
d by RM.

custardy

NCISROCKS wrote: »

Oh dear...you know there's more than one working on the side whilst being piad by RM.

right and your point
how does that nationally change the time mail is delivered
if people are working on the side now as you state
then surely thats spanish practices
so why would the times change as you stated
let me know which but you are struggling with

NCISROCKS

custardy wrote: »

right and your point
how does that nationally change the time mail is delivered
if people are working on the side now as you state
then surely thats spanish practices
so why would the times change as you stated
let me know which but you are struggling with

Because RM employees have agree to work certain contracted hours....with an agreed exception..care to share that?