We have a guy in our building that hasn't run his bid route more than a handful of times since Christmas.
He, without exception, gets 11.5 hours or more every day.
He earned over $100,000 last year via the same program.
He has his own desk and computer in the On Car Supes office.
He's become proficient in Excel and Powerpoint and can paint pumpkins as well as anybody I've ever seen.
His most recent highlight was to superimpose various managerial face shots onto the bodies of famous athletes to form a mock front cover parity titled "Safety Illustrated".
When I was finishing up tonight, there he was filling drums with bananas and oranges for tomorrows wellness blitz, where you can fill a good sized fruit basket without taking more than one piece of fruit from more than one safety committee member.
It's these type of crucial duties that fills his days, evenings, and part of his nights.
He is unrivaled when it comes to creating acronyms and buzz phrases.
He attends many meetings and is even included in several conference calls weekly.
Most days when I get in, he's the only "supervisor" still there in our center.
He performs other critical supervisory tasks like shuttling misloads and bulk stops, not to mention falsifying records.
He and his wife received a much deserved all expense paid trip to the Daytona 500 this year.
He is truly a blessing and probably one of the finest Teamsters I've never known.