HH01
Under target, NO BREAK and leaving early with no additional volume!!
HH02 NO
BREAK
HH03
Under target, NO BREAK and leaving early with less volume!!
HH04 PART
BREAK, also not arriving/clearing his scanner on return to SVC which is adding
ORH’s.
HH05 PART
BREAK
HH06 NO
BREAK
HH07 PART
BREAK, leaving early with no additional volume.
HH08
Under target, Not fulfilling break and leaving early with less volume
HH09 NO
BREAK
HH10
Under target, NO BREAK, Leaving early with less volume.
HH11 Not
fulfilling Break
HH12
Under target, NO BREAK, leaving early with volume. The question arises if
correctly flexed this route wouldn’t need to run with volumes offset against
routes running under.
HH13 Same as above.
HH14 NO BREAK
HH16 NO BREAK. Also his scanner is not being
arrived/cleared due to his material being collected by meet courier which is
adding ORH. He needs to be educated on this.
Details of an email sent by Karl Harrison, 24th August 2015
It's not a good idea to highlight your own failings on an email. Yes, some of those are our routes, but why would our drivers need to work through their breaks?
Volume of work.
My book will show that according to Karl we were running three routes short. That is why drivers were having to work through their breaks. Whilst some of the routes show under target, according to Karl, these planned volumes were just made up.
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