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management scanning all packages static to avoid failures during the week

chicken

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title basically explains it all. a majority of my packages aren’t on lookahead, they’re scanning them static to avoid failures apparently and I'm wondering if like the routes in this office are actually going to be getting credit?
 
Is that what it means when you have nothing in look-ahead? They were scanned in static? Is there any other reason there might be? It happened to me couple weeks ago and after trying to find out why and everyone playing dumb, all of a sudden all my packages reappeared. i was told don't worry, when you scan them delivered on the route you'll get credit for them. But is that really the truth? There is so much BS going round.
 
DSS? AMS? But the real question is, the million dollar question of the day is.......... if parcels are scanned static and not showing in look-ahead, will the route still get credit when delivered.
 
DSS? AMS? But the real question is, the million dollar question of the day is.......... if parcels are scanned static and not showing in look-ahead, will the route still get credit when delivered.
Of course not. That's no different than the Sunday parcels. Also, because they are not showing up on the look ahead on a scanner that is logged on to a specific rural route , that specific route will not receive the credit. Those W-7 and X-4 static routes do not exist with respect to RRECS.
 
Guess its time to check look-ahead every morning now. Should've been doing that anyways. If there's nothing there, clerk should re-scan?
 
Of course not. That's no different than the Sunday parcels. Also, because they are not showing up on the look ahead on a scanner that is logged on to a specific rural route , that specific route will not receive the credit. Those W-7 and X-4 static routes do not exist with respect to RRECS.
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Heard it both ways, yes it does still get credited, and no it does not. As long as the carrier is signed into correct route clocked in and all that.

Personally I could care less if I get credit or not, I just want the assistance. No way or how is that little bit they take going to drop me below 48k.
 
Even if scanned in static you still get credit for delivering them when you do. Delivery is associated to the address, and as long as you aren’t delivering them on a Sunday/holiday, you will get the credit.
However, don’t take my word for it, have your manager look up the number of parcel deliveries that you had that day, and compare that number to your scanner number
 
Even if scanned in static you still get credit for delivering them when you do. Delivery is associated to the address, and as long as you aren’t delivering them on a Sunday/holiday, you will get the credit.
However, don’t take my word for it, have your manager look up the number of parcel deliveries that you had that day, and compare that number to your scanner number
I'm not so sure on that one. From the Q & A ( for what that's worth ) ;

21. How are parcels delivered on Sundays and Holidays credited under RRECS?
A. They are not credited under RRECS, just as they have never been included in a mail
count. Those parcels are not part of the regular weekly evaluation established for
Monday-Saturday

So, Sunday and Holiday are thrown static. How about a Wednesday static ? When it is a Wednesday static Holiday , no credit. But a Wednesday static workday IS ? I'm not buying it. But , I do agree with your checking the end of day numbers.
 
Holidays and Sundays have a different code on their overhead and ring scanners. Whatever day is a holiday we get no credit. Static doesn’t have anything to do with it. Pick a bar code after being static sorted and look up that code in the rims delivered parcels, it will be there.
 
title basically explains it all. a majority of my packages aren’t on lookahead, they’re scanning them static to avoid failures apparently and I'm wondering if like the routes in this office are actually going to be getting credit?
We had vacant routes that got half of their packages static routed almost every day for months. Some of those routes actually went up in eval in the last count, not down. It might even be good to have package static routed because ARCs and package runners are going to be delivering most of those packages to the door.
 
Holidays and Sundays have a different code on their overhead and ring scanners. Whatever day is a holiday we get no credit. Static doesn’t have anything to do with it. Pick a bar code after being static sorted and look up that code in the rims delivered parcels, it will be there.
I was thinking that the Sunday / Holiday code and static were one in the same.
 
No, Christmas help is often done with parcels in static mode and they give credit to the route when delivered. Again, don’t take my word for it, check your parcels everyday and see for yourself. There is no rural carrier that should not be checking all the input for the day concerning Rrecs, it’s called transparency and this whole system is designed for us to see and understand where and what we are paid. By checking every day I was able to prove the % coverages are only obtained by whatever comes in DPS, and breadcrumbs are ignored.
 
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