Proper way for second trip to deliver parcels only.

[DB.Cooper]

I guess it would be too much to ask to have a scanner function that is called "2ND TRIP FOR PARCELS"... press that button and go...

 

[Rt2mailman]

No, in that scenario, you would get 3 boxes delivered to the door.

What I believe happens is that if you (in this order) put one at the door, one in the parcel locker and then put the last on in their mail box, you will get credit for 3 at the mailbox.

If you want to do all 3 locations, drop the one of at the door last, this will give you credit for 3 at the door. If I am wrong, you are out nothing, if I am right, you will gain time.

I have no confidence in the train wreck system we are using now. If there was only a way to verify all inputs like was promised years ago, I could build some confidence in this system. So far, all advantages go to the post office.

How is it that you know what you are stating to be true. There are ways to check. Write down the bar codes and see where it shows them being delivered when you get back to the office, it will show where and when delivered.
Wait until your last box with a few parcels and test it, taking note of the time delivered. Have your supervisor look up the number of door deliveries before that last delivery. If a door delivery is not added, then you would be right, but it will show an additional door delivery upon your return to your office. The only NEGATED deliveries are when the same bar code is scanned anywhere then later scanned again on the same day, the last scan counts.The last delivery of that bar code remains, not the previous ones. No scan is ever changed because of where another scan is made at any particular address.
Parcels can be scanned in box and certifieds can afterwards be scanned delivered to the individual and the parcels remain at box while the cert is given a door credit.
Please give proof to show us all that credit is given as you SUPPOSE it is.

 

[Missed a scan]

How is it that you know what you are stating to be true. There are ways to check. Write down the bar codes and see where it shows them being delivered when you get back to the office, it will show where and when delivered.
Wait until your last box with a few parcels and test it, taking note of the time delivered. Have your supervisor look up the number of door deliveries before that last delivery. If a door delivery is not added, then you would be right, but it will show an additional door delivery upon your return to your office. The only NEGATED deliveries are when the same bar code is scanned anywhere then later scanned again on the same day, the last scan counts.The last delivery of that bar code remains, not the previous ones. No scan is ever changed because of where another scan is made at any particular address.
Parcels can be scanned in box and certifieds can afterwards be scanned delivered to the individual and the parcels remain at box while the cert is given a door credit.
Please give proof to show us all that credit is given as you SUPPOSE it is.

If you read what I wrote, it stats “I believe”. No I do not have any proof. Personally, if I have 1 to go to the door, All of them are going to the door if multiple packages, regardless of size. What I am saying, it does not harm to do it the way I typed out.

And the last sentence states “all advantages go to the post office”. I still believe that to be true.

Where is our daily volume/evaluation that the union said we would have? I am still waiting on that. If we had that, it would answer many questions. Instead we get a years worth of data and it is a take it or fight it type of deal.

 

[gotstamps]

Your start time should be after 10am or later, after the mail arrives. 10:30 or 11am might be closer to give the clerk time to sort.

80% of the mail should be available on a regular basis at Start Time. There is no requirement for all mail & packages be ready, only 80%.

If you deliver a parcel to the door. Then later deliver a parcel to the mailbox, the door credit is removed and replaced with mailbox credit. The last delivery point clears our any prior delivery point credit that day. Long and short of it is, you get hosed when doing it that way.

This only applies if it’s the same parcel.

 

[gotstamps]

No, in that scenario, you would get 3 boxes delivered to the door.

What I believe happens is that if you (in this order) put one at the door, one in the parcel locker and then put the last on in their mail box, you will get credit for 3 at the mailbox.

If you want to do all 3 locations, drop the one of at the door last, this will give you credit for 3 at the door. If I am wrong, you are out nothing, if I am right, you will gain time.

I have no confidence in the train wreck system we are using now. If there was only a way to verify all inputs like was promised years ago, I could build some confidence in this system. So far, all advantages go to the post office.

Incorrect. Each parcel gets its own unique scan. Three packages with different scan bars can have different delivery locations.

If you want proof, deliver multiple packages for 1 address to multiple locations as done in the example. Have mgmt pull up your Parcel Deliveries the next day or so for that day. You will see a list of parcels with different delivery points listed with GPS info available. Parcels are NOT bundled by address and given only 1 delivery point.