Your old ass is really starting to implement those emojis lately.
Go have a conversation with the Teamster brothers or sisters who sorted it to your belt, and picked it off to your chute. Unless those pics you snapped are of mgmt doing bargaining unit work...
Or...He could if one of those 60 lb plastic buckets goes down an empty slide at 30 MPH and nails him in the knee.+
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This is really where the pressure point is. Try to see if you can get your tender or pickoff to stop production and demand assistance for lifting an over 70.
you realize the solution may be to discipline a union brother who unloaded the package and sorted it down your chute?
And then they grieve for art 44 sec 2. All over 70s are supposed to have high vis irreg tape on all sides. Or op could skip straight to grieving under that.
We are in an automated warehouse
You really don't lift do you...
It has been going on for about 3 months now and it gets worse each day I get about 5 to 7 over 70's at least.Thats not just on my shift either I double it's on both sorts I work.I've got at my unit manager several times about it nothing is done.It is only a matter of time before someone is seriously hurt because of it.I am sure the unload manager has alot to do with it as well as the unloaders.If a union member is disciplined so we could all make it home safe at the end of the day so be it. There is no other way to make it stop,our health and safety is the bottom priority at my hub.
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Going to have to get safety involved from both the Union side and the company side. If a member of management is disciplined over it, so be it.
I tend to think it's more on management and not a rouge unloader, due to the fact I am working at least 3 to 4 different doors each sort and it's the same.The manager on unload is just being reckless and turning a blind eye probably because he is getting away with it.
I don't know if we have a safety committee I just filed a grievance under article 44 section3 and I am going to text the photos I took to my ba
Sup not training unloaders in proper procedures for non compatible packages. And or trying to save time in the unload.
Every building has a safety committee. Thatās in the contract. If you feel this strongly about safety you should join the committee.
Well from now on everytime I see it I am going to document the time, the door, and file either under article 44 section 3 or article 18 section 22. Do tire rims in a box qualify under article 18 section 22?
I honestly didn't know that, my hub is such a
show.
People who dont lift..
