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<blockquote data-quote="cpio" data-source="post: 143342" data-attributes="member: 7535"><p>Regarding a hearing over missorts, that's way extreme. I work data acq and I see hundreds of pieces a day that are missorted into my area. What happens? My part-time supervisor radios the sort aisle and tells the supervisor there to tell his people to be more careful. Every once and a while the supervisors will whine about that but I don't recall anybody being disciplined for that. </p><p></p><p>Besides, it would be stupid to fire people for missorts and other similar things. Every new hire brought in to replace a trained employee is going to put a dent in production until that person is no longer wet behind the ears. If you've got ten unloaders that are throwing 2000 boxes an hour and one throwing 1000 an hour, that's more time on the clock for everybody, which we all know our managers <strong>HATE</strong>.</p><p></p><p>The only performance-related behavior I've heard of people being disciplined for was misloads, and it was usually a reaming, which is far better than being written up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cpio, post: 143342, member: 7535"] Regarding a hearing over missorts, that's way extreme. I work data acq and I see hundreds of pieces a day that are missorted into my area. What happens? My part-time supervisor radios the sort aisle and tells the supervisor there to tell his people to be more careful. Every once and a while the supervisors will whine about that but I don't recall anybody being disciplined for that. Besides, it would be stupid to fire people for missorts and other similar things. Every new hire brought in to replace a trained employee is going to put a dent in production until that person is no longer wet behind the ears. If you've got ten unloaders that are throwing 2000 boxes an hour and one throwing 1000 an hour, that's more time on the clock for everybody, which we all know our managers [B]HATE[/B]. The only performance-related behavior I've heard of people being disciplined for was misloads, and it was usually a reaming, which is far better than being written up. [/QUOTE]
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