Warning letters make great wallpaper for my workshop wall.
That's great. At least when you have a workshop wall filled with warning lettes and you're eventually discharged, you'll have something to remind you of the time you used to work for UPS.
Warning letters make great wallpaper for my workshop wall.
"And don't forget those packages you didn't get with a sales lead are still being shipped through fdx"
I agree with you far more than you think. Sarcastic as I am, I still think bringing in volume is the only way to save the company. I get very upset when the company hands out warning letters, because for each one they give, there is a driver who will no longer participate in the sales lead program. I REALLY like to see it handled some, ANY other way.
I think the management teams should carefully consider ALL their actions as to how it will affect SLIM participation.
I realize there is sometimes no choice, but maybe there is if the person you're about to give a warning letter to is someone who hands in leads.
What's more important? A warning letter, or a sales lead?
Something to consider...