Gabby wrote:
Sweet, cos I thought of you when searching for one!
You utter twat
Gabby wrote:
Sweet, cos I thought of you when searching for one!
Stooo wrote:Gabby wrote:
Sweet, cos I thought of you when searching for one!
You utter twat
Gabby wrote:Stooo wrote:I had a training session which outlined my responses on SM about the company just last Friday at work, compulsory sign in which means that if you do fuck up and they find you then it's P45 time I know the reasons as does every other union rep in the country.
I have to be very careful with this sort of stuff but the info is pretty easy to find.
It’s an absolute shit service… the card I posted 1st class on the 17th for 22nd birthday still hasn’t arrived??…. probably an employer opening cards in the hope there is money inside! … don’t deny it happens within the organisation!
LordRaven wrote:Gabby wrote:Stooo wrote:I had a training session which outlined my responses on SM about the company just last Friday at work, compulsory sign in which means that if you do fuck up and they find you then it's P45 time I know the reasons as does every other union rep in the country.
I have to be very careful with this sort of stuff but the info is pretty easy to find.
It’s an absolute shit service… the card I posted 1st class on the 17th for 22nd birthday still hasn’t arrived??…. probably an employer opening cards in the hope there is money inside! … don’t deny it happens within the organisation!
That’s nothing Gabby, read this…
“The longest time elapsed between a letter being posted and its delivery is 89 years. In 2008, Janet Barrett, a guest-house owner in Weymouth, Dorset, UK, received the letter – an RSVP to a Boxing Day party invitation, which had been posted on 29 November 1919.
The message inside read: “Dear Percy, Many thanks for the invitation, be delighted. See you on the 26th December. Regards Buffy,” and was delivered in a plastic bag with a note from the Royal Mail (the UK postal service) apologizing for any damage – but offering no explanation for the inordinately long delay.”
https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/wo ... stal-delay
I can only hope Buffy met Percy all those years ago
Rolluplostinspace wrote:LordRaven wrote:Gabby wrote:Stooo wrote:I had a training session which outlined my responses on SM about the company just last Friday at work, compulsory sign in which means that if you do fuck up and they find you then it's P45 time I know the reasons as does every other union rep in the country.
I have to be very careful with this sort of stuff but the info is pretty easy to find.
It’s an absolute shit service… the card I posted 1st class on the 17th for 22nd birthday still hasn’t arrived??…. probably an employer opening cards in the hope there is money inside! … don’t deny it happens within the organisation!
That’s nothing Gabby, read this…
“The longest time elapsed between a letter being posted and its delivery is 89 years. In 2008, Janet Barrett, a guest-house owner in Weymouth, Dorset, UK, received the letter – an RSVP to a Boxing Day party invitation, which had been posted on 29 November 1919.
The message inside read: “Dear Percy, Many thanks for the invitation, be delighted. See you on the 26th December. Regards Buffy,” and was delivered in a plastic bag with a note from the Royal Mail (the UK postal service) apologizing for any damage – but offering no explanation for the inordinately long delay.”
https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/wo ... stal-delay
I can only hope Buffy met Percy all those years ago
Strike action?
Gabby wrote:Your parcel will be delivered between 0858 and 1258….. it arrives at 4pm (twice)….
Stooo wrote:Gabby wrote:Your parcel will be delivered between 0858 and 1258….. it arrives at 4pm (twice)….
If you're on my route I'll bash your back doors in to make a delivery on time
Rolluplostinspace wrote:Stooo wrote:Gabby wrote:Your parcel will be delivered between 0858 and 1258….. it arrives at 4pm (twice)….
If you're on my route I'll bash your back doors in to make a delivery on time
You uncouth swine!!!!
Stooo wrote:Gabby wrote:Your parcel will be delivered between 0858 and 1258….. it arrives at 4pm (twice)….
If you're on my route I'll bash your back doors in to make a delivery on time
Guest wrote:With the festive season fast approaching, and the Christmas cards and presents being mailed, I’m wondering if the royal mail take on extra workers to be able to cope?
Stooo wrote:Guest wrote:With the festive season fast approaching, and the Christmas cards and presents being mailed, I’m wondering if the royal mail take on extra workers to be able to cope?
Well yeah, seasonal work is on the website
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