Postie
Re: Postie
Dead easy Robin. Never bother trying to deliver parcels to the house, just throw them over the hedge.
Good luck,
tut
Good luck,
tut
Re: Postie
Aye, if I see any large hounds that will be the preferred method !
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Re: Postie
No, that Yodel.
Our Postie is pretty good, leaves a note when he leaves a parcel in our safe place, says hello when he sees you, and doesn't seem to mind the awful weather. One of my mates has worked for Royal Mail for years, seems to be not too bad an employer.
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Our Postie is pretty good, leaves a note when he leaves a parcel in our safe place, says hello when he sees you, and doesn't seem to mind the awful weather. One of my mates has worked for Royal Mail for years, seems to be not too bad an employer.
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Re: Postie
I've a mate who'se been a postie for years. Up every morning at 0300/0400, but early finish too so just what you get used too. Like everything else more and more is being asked of staff apparently and it's a hard shift but keeps you fit. Although starting to take its toll on his old bones and he's had increasingly frequent back and hip problems from years of humphing heavy mail bags about. He's had spells working in the sorting office when he's not been fit for deliveries.
I think some areas have the same postie doing double rounds now with letters on foot and parcels packages by van either before or after.
I think some areas have the same postie doing double rounds now with letters on foot and parcels packages by van either before or after.
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Re: Postie
Our last postie was brilliant, bought him a bottle of whisky each year, but this one is a miserable barsteward.
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Re: Postie
the post office appears to be over loaded with ex oil workers
I know at least 2 folk who have gone from oil industry to postman
I know at least 2 folk who have gone from oil industry to postman
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I'm not surprised. Same is probably true for all such jobs up here. I applied for a job picking daffodils only to be told I didn't have the necessary experience !
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I had a similar experience when I was redundant years ago, I applied to Halfords, Matalan and loads of shops, dustman etc and despite handing in CV's personally I never even got responses from anyone, it's very frustrating! I hope you get the postie job and it's enjoyable!111Robin wrote:I'm not surprised. Same is probably true for all such jobs up here. I applied for a job picking daffodils only to be told I didn't have the necessary experience !
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