1080Driver
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What's the prediction of there being a moment for 9/11 at tomorrows PCM. Sadly, I figure UPS will just brush it under the carpet and nothing will be said.
Moment of silence 9/11 PCM?
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ajblakejr
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Why can't you step up during the PCM and ask your coworkers to join you for a moment of silent reflection?
Returntosender
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PCM. Sup "We let some guys have the day off tonight. Volume to process is 78000 thousand, we need to do it 4.25 hours, let's start our streching and remember to work safe, we have 9800 safe work days. As we start our streching another supervisor walks over the wheels and speeds up the belts. After we are done stretching everyone is instructed to go to their assignments" Post PCM, if we have one. Sup "guys we can do better if everyone just does a little more" 1 hour later operations supervisor removes a few minutes from several employees time. To make the night report look good to who reads them in the district.
Just another day at UPS it's cut-throat business. UPS sup we are paid to move packages not talk about our feelings about 9-11. You want to talk about 9-11 and have moment of silience do it on your own time.
Just another day at UPS it's cut-throat business. UPS sup we are paid to move packages not talk about our feelings about 9-11. You want to talk about 9-11 and have moment of silience do it on your own time.
If you asked me an I said, "No, that seems rather balmy" would you be offended?
ajblakejr
Age quod agis
I said reflection.
I did not say prayer.
I said join.
I did not say required.
And
I know better than to ask you for anything.
Bubblehead
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I would.
Anybody who can't observe a moment of silence under these circumstances, definitely talks to much.
And that's the problem with asking. You aren't prepared for any answer but the one you want.
Bubblehead
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Spoken like a true and caring leader.
Then require it.
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ajblakejr
Age quod agis
Spoken like a spoiled little baby. She asked a hypothetical question, I gave a hypothetical answer. Don't like it? Too bad.
Anonymous 10
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Sometimes your time here would be better if you stuck to the FedEx forums. Just saying
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anonymous6
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you can take a moment of silence any time you want 365 days a year.
Bubblehead
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She wasn't talking to you.
I would be embarrassed to even broach your hypothetical QUESTION to her question.
What you fail to realize in this hypothetical, is that it isn't about you, rather about thousands of our countrymen and women who didn't have a hypothetical choice.
Shut up and be respectful.
That is the most helpful any steward has ever been to me. Thank you for your assistance. It's an opinion. Nothing more. No more or less respectful than others.
