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Roland Perry wrote:
In message , at 08:36:25 on Fri, 14 Mar 2014, Recliner remarked: But perhaps each postie now delivers more items than before? Not to my household. I currently get an average of about two letters a day [I don't count their 'three a day' junk mail flyer allocation]. Back in the day I'd have got about a dozen, several of which were usefully actioned later that day, rather than the following day [it's difficult to have a day-job and also pick up your daily post from the doormat much after about 8am]. I don't mean more letters per property, but more items delivered in total per shift. If the letters are spread thinner per household, I don't see how that could be the case. Because they work longer hours, and don't spend unproductive time walking or cycling to the start of the round. |
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