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<blockquote data-quote="curiousbrain" data-source="post: 798952" data-attributes="member: 31608"><p>Agreed; this is a common problem I run into, as well. I'll revisit each of the cars I'm loading during the first part of the day, but after they become packed it requires an increasing amount of time which I just don't have; so, I end up managing the time ratio of checking for misloads versus putting the boxes in the truck so it's not all stacked out when the driver arrives.</p><p> </p><p></p><p> </p><p>My personal disdain for texting aside, it stands to reason that this would be one of the situations for a supervisor/manager to do their job; I work hard all morning and it annoys me as a fellow hourly worker when I'm sweating like crazy and I hear a bunch of laughing and similar garbage when the belt is still full. If it's that funny or what not, you'll still remember when the day is over. And if you have no work to keep you busy, help someone else close to you (or check for misloads, as the case may be).</p><p></p><p>Although, I'm still new ... plenty of time to lose my current perspective on things.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="curiousbrain, post: 798952, member: 31608"] Agreed; this is a common problem I run into, as well. I'll revisit each of the cars I'm loading during the first part of the day, but after they become packed it requires an increasing amount of time which I just don't have; so, I end up managing the time ratio of checking for misloads versus putting the boxes in the truck so it's not all stacked out when the driver arrives. My personal disdain for texting aside, it stands to reason that this would be one of the situations for a supervisor/manager to do their job; I work hard all morning and it annoys me as a fellow hourly worker when I'm sweating like crazy and I hear a bunch of laughing and similar garbage when the belt is still full. If it's that funny or what not, you'll still remember when the day is over. And if you have no work to keep you busy, help someone else close to you (or check for misloads, as the case may be). Although, I'm still new ... plenty of time to lose my current perspective on things. [/QUOTE]
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