The load truck feature is to aid the carrier in loading parcels, it does tell us the sector of the truck to place the parcel in, it also tells us the SEQUENCE of each parcel. Why does it tell us the sequence of the parcel if it doesn't expect us to use that sequence number WHILE WE ARE LOADING?
There is nothing anywhere, contract nor Rrecs guide that forbids parcels being loaded in sequential order. In fact, as posted above, we are directed to place parcels in sequential order in our PO603. Only a manager would say that we can't SEQUENCE our parcels. Managers do read and watch internet posts. That's why the beep that every 5 minutes goes off during our EOS time now can NOT be limited by moving the scanner to "Do you want to log off".
If you can find "Binding language" that says carriers can NOT sequence parcels while on load time please produce it. We've already seen the PO603 language that says we SHOULD place our parcels in sequential order to help in delivery, when else would we sequence them if not in load time?
If your saying we should sequence them in the office, then why would we need to know the vehicle sector if we already had them in sequential order?
"Load truck" is specifically designed to aid carriers in placing parcels in ORDER in their vehicles. It tells us the sector verbally and shows the sequential number on the screen. Why else would it bother showing the sequential order except to help us SEQUENCE our parcels.
