Ideally, stops are moved between routes to preserve service and achieve route balancing goals. In practice, lots of people just drop whatever they don't want to do for whatever reason they don't want to do it. It's the result, partly, of poor management.
Lol. That’s not what I asked you.
Policy is to punch in at scheduled time. Don't know why that's hard for you to understand. Once one punches out anything work related is irrelevant.
A warning letter for following policy? LMFAO!
You asked me what my take is. My take is that you do it.
That’s what I was wondering. Seems like a system that would overly burden drivers that want to avoid conflict with their coworkers. My guys have to ask a manager to move any deliveries.
A warning letter for punching in at your scheduled start time? It’s been my experience that if you punch in at your scheduled time instead of the call in time your manager will just find something for you to do. Most people don’t want to do paperwork or sweep the floors or whatever so they just call in. We had a SM get mad at us once for not calling in but he didn’t do anything about it. I think they realize they can’t really force you to do company business off the clock.
LMFAO! Policy says otherwise, thanks for playing.
Your manager can handle it however he wants. If you've been notified of a start time change, or you've be notified to use the weather line, and you insist on ignoring either, I'd handle it with paper or with giving the offending employee crap work that I know he doesn't like. Those changes aren't suggestions. If someone wants to play games, fine, we'll play games.
So once someone is off the clock they are obligated to work off the clock? You're a
ing joke bro.
They are suggestions. Thanks for playing.
LMAO that you think snow is an “unprecedented weather event.”
You are so unbelievably insecure that I’m actually embarrassed for you.
Awww, man. Now you’re gonna make me have to look up Policy tomorrow. Hope I don’t forget.
The question is, what does policy state? Managers have lied to couriers since Adam and Eve. The snake was a manager!
He’s very thin-skinned when it comes to being wrong (which he usually is), especially when it comes to FedEx, the only source of validation he has. So please post your findings
You know it only goes one way.
I definitely will.
Most managers lie about what the policy is and then when they’re confronted with it by someone who actually knows enough to call them out on their BS, they start screaming. Who does that sound like
