Notice of concern

[zubenelgenubi]

I got a concern about kicking up dust on a dirt road. OMS called and the complainer said I wasn't speeding, just kicking up dust. If you can't handle dust, don't live on a dirt road. You knew what you were getting into. Concerns are pretty much less than nothing, but if you have a good explanation you can keep them from escalating to something serious.

 

[Over disciplined0123]

Those are largely ignored here. I had a customer call in and rat me out for throwing an irreg (50lb mattress) over my shoulder and walking it up to their door instead of break out the hand truck. I know it was this particular person because they said, “oh that can’t be good for your back!” Granted they were right but let me worry about that ya j/o!

Ask her to get hand cart unburied for you like usually is

 

[Babagounj]

UPS once tried to fire me , they even brought in a Labor Manager from NY to do so.
Only problem was at the time of the complaint I was on vacation ( actually I had the whole month in question off ). As I was walking out of the meeting, I spoke to my union rep saying that should keep them off my back for at least a month.

 

[clean hairy]

That is classic!
Being accused of wrongdoing when not even working!

 

[Bubblehead]

He just qualified and is still trying to prove himself and is worried this will get him in trouble.

Tell him he's qualified and to relax a bit....and that he no longer has any more to prove than the next driver.