The monkeys are going bananas!!

[Not IN Trace]

Not sure how it is where you guys are, but lately our full time sups are really starting to lose it....
It seems these guys are more stressed out, tired, and yelling and writing guys up for anything...
seems to me they know the writing is on the wall.

 

[dillweed]

Ours are stessed too. They are handling the day-to-day problems in the building plus taking heat from above. Wouldn't want to be in their shoes.

 

[Anonymous 10]

Just tell them to man up and shake it off they will be ok.

 

[toonertoo]

Just tell them to man up and shake it off they will be ok.

(some of us are not allowed to say that)

 

[Johney]

Just tell them if they don't like it they can quit. I know I've heard that from them.

 

[Anonymous 10]

(some of us are not allowed to say that)

Then tell them to women up then. After I saw what my wife went through having are two beautiful kids I know she's a real tough guy. Sorry a tough gal.

 

[FracusBrown]

The restructuring put a little more job on every management persons plate. Additionally, the leaders barking out the commands and setting the standard are the top twenty district managers of the previous 58, the top ops managers, top IE managers, etc. The standards and the level of acceptance has been raised.

 

[Theichii]

i always referenced management as monkeys *#(^#*^ a football.

 

[Dragon]

top twenty district managers of the previous 58.

Slow down there FracusBrown, who says they were the top?

 

[browncownow]

I did notice that.
I asked one of the FT onroad supes about it and he said "Let's just say that you have more job security than I do". (Note that I am a driver.)
I know of two employees in my center that have gone to government agencies as whistleblowers due to safety and security issues. The FAA and OSHA violations are shockingly egregious--I wish I could elaborate.
I think that "doing things the right way" does not yield good numbers so the supes have to take any and all shortcuts imaginable.
I would imagine that a full time supervisor with full integrity who followed the law and the labor contract would be terminated quickly due to poor results.
The full time supes I know are in "duck and cover" mode until they reach retirement or a buyout opportunity.