a message from the boss (Alan Leighton) for postmen.

A passionate plea for common sense to be shown by postmen; delivered by a sweary man without a tie.

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News & Politics

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• Royal
• Mail
• Alan
• Leighton

[raspberrybaggio]

@barrettgazzy Check your facts before you slag people off. Royal mail are forced to deliver TNT's mail for them by the regulator Postcomm. It costs Royal Mail 43p to deliver a letter for you. Royal mail are only being paid 13p a letter by TNT. Meaning royal Mail lose 30 p on every TNT letter that drops through your letterbox. Does that clear it up for you. We get all the work, but lose money hand over fist doing it.

[FlyingFox1971]

I've had 3 recorded delivery parcels go missing in as many months, ooh and I've had £5.00 stolen out of a christmas card,, Royal Mail suck and I hope they all lose their jobs !!

[raspberrybaggio]

@MKUltraProject He's probably too busy drinking Champagne. I noticed he was too lazy and gutless to come and do a 5-hour delivery and feel the exhaustion we have every day of our lives, but he did boast to the press about doing a dainty little half-hour jog 3 times a week. Let's see him doa 5 hour jog 6 days a week, with a 60 kilo rucksack to emulate the amount of weight postman have to carry on their routes. Hope he burns in Hell. Fatcat scumslime.

[raspberrybaggio]

@RiteSedFred123 Dear moron, you are subsidising junk mail for fatcats. You have to pay 41p on a letter, so that fatcats can dump their junk advertising through your door, uninvited, for 11p. When Royal Mail goes bust, you'll have to use TNT to deliver a letter for you, and they charge over £5. And you'll have to go and pick your mail up yourself every morning, like they do in Switzerland. Welcome to the real world. The posties were against the 1.2 bn by the way.

[raspberrybaggio]

@kaypax0007 Too true brother. I hope Leighton and Crozier burn in Hell for the misery they inflicted on postal workers, while they lazed around in London, picking out luxury, bespoke Walnut chairs for their underworked, overpaid fatcat failure arses.

[raspberrybaggio]

@Regalseven Well said mate. That underworked, overpaid failure Leighton made Royal Mail do his other company's work for them at a financial loss to Royal Mail. Lazy Leighton is on the board at TNT. When Royal Mail goes bust, the public will have to use TNT to deliver a letter. They charge over £5 a letter. 41p is a bargain.

[raspberrybaggio]

This dunce Leighton is connected to TNT, so he made Royal Mail deliver letters for TNT at a financial loss to Royal Mail. It costs Royal Mail 28.6p to deliver a letter. This thick, lazy, underworked, overpaid, unqualified traitor, agreed to deliver TNT's mail for a derisory 11p a letter. TNT, UK Mail are eating Royal Mail alive. They lose 17.6p on every letter they deliver for lazy, idle TNT and UK Mail.

[barrettgazzy]

How have they lost business, postman are delivering mail with TNT, business post etc postage, it dont make sense ? They say they have lost this business to the likes of TNT but postman have to deliver mail with the competitors stampage ? No work has been lost at all for the postman who has to go out and deliver it , its Bullshit if they were that bothered about losing business they could refuse to deliver TNT etc mail simple ! All the business apparently lost will soon come right back then!

[Regalseven]

You fucking packed faced bastard. How dare you go on about change. Take your modernisation and shove it up your Kyber Pass. " I'm not interested in the politics of this" with the huge bonuses you received my friend who would."I don't wonna be the one who..." Oh realy? Didn't know you cared. 'We' loose more money? For all of 'our' futures? You must be fucking kidding me pal. You and the other packed faced free masons have run Royal Mail into the ground so go and stick your head in the toilet.

[KnowYourTeam]

if that's the case, a pay increase of 5% or whatever it is isn't going to change much. you're not going to all walk around with a smile on your face loving life because you get an extra £60 a month.