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<blockquote data-quote="HEFFERNAN" data-source="post: 461211" data-attributes="member: 11315">Considering I&#039;m a union employee now and formerly in management, Ignorance is not part of my vocabulary. I understand the mentality of putting goals higher than you can reach so management is always pushing themselves to acheive. But, when you are out on the road and expected to work like you are a robot, then your goals hurt you more than you think.&nbsp;People with great work ethics get easily frustrated when a hard days work is shown on a computer to be lackluster. There are only so many ways to wring the driver to squeeze out unreachable goals. Anytime we are not moving a package or driving, we are losing money to the company. That kind of philosophy is going to bite you, when injuries mount up, and a drivers&#039; love for his job becomes lost.&nbsp;PS - If your IE sup is bragging about his accomplishment, theres no way he delivered safely and took a lunch. But we will never know that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HEFFERNAN, post: 461211, member: 11315"] Considering I'm a union employee now and formerly in management, Ignorance is not part of my vocabulary. I understand the mentality of putting goals higher than you can reach so management is always pushing themselves to acheive. But, when you are out on the road and expected to work like you are a robot, then your goals hurt you more than you think. People with great work ethics get easily frustrated when a hard days work is shown on a computer to be lackluster. There are only so many ways to wring the driver to squeeze out unreachable goals. Anytime we are not moving a package or driving, we are losing money to the company. That kind of philosophy is going to bite you, when injuries mount up, and a drivers' love for his job becomes lost. PS - If your IE sup is bragging about his accomplishment, theres no way he delivered safely and took a lunch. But we will never know that. [/QUOTE]

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