Do unloaders have to break jams or can we make Supervisors do it?

[PT Car Washer]

In my NJ building supervisors are constantly unloading and putting irregs on I guess they don’t care they’re not supposed to

Same in my building. 12 months out of a year.

 

[Mattmac0912]

Same in my building. 12 months out of a year.

Honestly sometimes in the back of a truck or in the sort aisle you can use their help and it’s better than them just standing around bitching at you. Least that’s the way I see it as long as they don’t abuse it

 

[Boston25]

I work in a New England Hub and constantly have to break jams on the belts in unload while our supervisors sit around doing nothing. My question is do I actually have to break the jams myself or can I make supervisors do it?

Your job is to work. It's the supervisors job to watch over all the workers. Break the jam with a big smile on your face.

 

[WTFm8]

My Supervisor told me not to come back to the hub until I completed my route.
Do I really have to deliver everything on the truck?

Newer guy last week brought 2 streets back cause he doesn’t like delivering them in the dark (longer driveways with no turnarounds, curvy narrow road so you have to back into them to park and walk packages).

Drivers with seniority got a good laugh and told him... then don’t, Break trace and deliver them whwn it’s still light.

He called off the next day.

 

[Brisket]

Newer guy last week brought 2 streets back cause he doesn’t like delivering them in the dark (longer driveways with no turnarounds, curvy narrow road so you have to back into them to park and walk packages).

Drivers with seniority got a good laugh and told him... then don’t, Break trace and deliver them whwn it’s still light.

He called off the next day.

Ever hear of flashlights lol ...But yes, deliver in daylight .

 

[Maple Grove MN Driver]

>hey guys my supervisor said i have to come into work on time; do i actually have to listen to him???

imagine being this clueless

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