Postmen - what do you want for Christmas?
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Probably a good strike, everyone else is at it 
Our pension sorted would be nice after the privitisation has caused us to lose a big chunk.
Wouldn't you strike if they did that to you.
Plus having extra f/t staff instead of filling the posts with p/t staff on shorter hours and expecting us to make up the shortfall.
Wouldn't you strike if they did that to you.
Plus having extra f/t staff instead of filling the posts with p/t staff on shorter hours and expecting us to make up the shortfall.
The Birdman
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£10 tip from every house/ flat then retire.
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Are you a postie?£10 tip from every house/ flat then retire.
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 72,358
First or second class?
It would also be nice if many of the f/t staff were fit for purpose.
AmexRuislip
Retired Spy 🕵️♂️
Bigger bags to lug around all the extra sh!t they have to carry about!
Postman Pat
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Holly Willoughby
I remember many years back when the Post Office, Royal Mail or whatever they were called at the time, employed a chap to deliver Christmas mail. He was illiterate which caused no end of problems.
It seems no-one actually asked him if he could read and write!!
I want for it all to be over.
GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
Is the right answer.....
Perhaps for the younger members of NSC you should explain what a postcard is!
Dr. No
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- Nov 28, 2016
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No.
Your mum.
high pitch whistles and dog repellent seem to be a standard. I got my postie a "sorrow in Darlo" tee-shirt.
http://www.aboutdarlington.co.uk/cemetery-symbolism/
http://www.aboutdarlington.co.uk/cemetery-symbolism/
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