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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 2419886" data-attributes="member: 58386"><p>Whoa Sahib, the issue is part timers.. You were clearly implying that the 2 PT&#039;s you were referring to are consistent with the life that PT employees in general seek but is in reality the clear exception This is 2016 not 1982 .A post deep recession world with a &quot;gig&#039; economy powered by free lance and part time workers trying to stitch together 2 or more part time jobs in an effort to hang on when they would have been clearly better off giving up and heading for the public assistance office. I saw the experience first hand and on numerous occasions. The morning sort crew would report as told at 5:30 AM but were told not to punch in because the trailer&#039;s hadn&#039;t arrived yet. So they had to wait until about 7:30 or so when the loads finally arrived but about 8:30, quarter to nine nearly all of them had to punch out and leave because they had another job to go and some another one after that leaving contractors there to finish the preload themselves. Life for those people is completely different from the &quot; I got mine, the rest of you can go to hell&quot; world in which you live. Many of you previous posts contained 3 key words,&nbsp; &quot; I don&#039;t know&quot;. And believe me pal ,......you don&#039;t.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 2419886, member: 58386"] Whoa Sahib, the issue is part timers.. You were clearly implying that the 2 PT's you were referring to are consistent with the life that PT employees in general seek but is in reality the clear exception This is 2016 not 1982 .A post deep recession world with a "gig' economy powered by free lance and part time workers trying to stitch together 2 or more part time jobs in an effort to hang on when they would have been clearly better off giving up and heading for the public assistance office. I saw the experience first hand and on numerous occasions. The morning sort crew would report as told at 5:30 AM but were told not to punch in because the trailer's hadn't arrived yet. So they had to wait until about 7:30 or so when the loads finally arrived but about 8:30, quarter to nine nearly all of them had to punch out and leave because they had another job to go and some another one after that leaving contractors there to finish the preload themselves. Life for those people is completely different from the " I got mine, the rest of you can go to hell" world in which you live. Many of you previous posts contained 3 key words, " I don't know". And believe me pal ,......you don't. [/QUOTE]

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