Red, I agree with you on the fact, you give these sups an inch and they take a mile. In our center the sups are constantly running routes, extra stops, and shuttling air. Our center is not a very strong union center as yours. I use to file grievances on it, but stopped. I had the "

it", type attitude. Nobody else would do it. I know that sounds weak and its not me. Anyhow I see where your coming from. I believe, in most centers this could be the case,sups working. Tie, as a stewart I would cut the sup some slack and then he would just assume that he could do it over and over and over and over again. It wouldnt be long untill, he would start relying on it, in his planning. So the grievances would start pouring in. ) :
Area43 I don't disagree with the concept of filing on sups working. I do think you have to use a little common sense. If you have employees that don't call and don't show then obviously that affects managements ability to plan the coverage. In that case I think a grievance is a cheap shot every bit as immoral as red tries to make management out to be. Otherwise file away.
Tie, Im with you on taking the

ty employees to the wood shed, per say. We all know who you are? Just like Tie said, Example, The ones that have 10 ,20 or30 basically unexcused absents a year. Screws, the sup as well as the other drivers when they have to cut a run out to cover his sorry ass. Anyhow, theres plus's and minus's on each side.
In closing, Folks we have a business to run here. Customers need their stuff badly, especially businesses. Were a fined tuned race car. So having said that, Lets go out and kick some fed ex ass. LOL