Integrity
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To All,
A porter told me he found about 20 drink bottles that were apparently full of urine.
He said this is a chronic problem, these types of bottles come off the package cars.
He said they are found not only in the package cars but they are removed from the package cars and left in various places around the facility.
How disrespectful to oneself to feel so pressured to do this. What a shame!
Now about personal integrity.
Please comment on this hypothetical example:
During your morning PCM your center manager reads an urgent Corporate PCM.
The PCM reads:
During your work day when you need to urinate or defecate you are to use the closest available normal non-residential toilet facilities. You are not to urinate or defecate in public and you are not to do so in a UPS vehicle in a drink bottle or other unacceptable secondary container. You are allowed to transport yourself to the closest available normal toilet facilities when needed. We realize that individuals vary significantly in the frequency with which they need to urinate and defecate and when questioned about this the benefit of doubt will always go to the employee with special needs in this area.
Your center manager laughs after giving this PCM and he says "just keep doing what you have been doing, it works for me. Make sure you don't leave any pee bottles in your truck."
How would you respond to this with personal integrity?
Sincerely,
I
A porter told me he found about 20 drink bottles that were apparently full of urine.
He said this is a chronic problem, these types of bottles come off the package cars.
He said they are found not only in the package cars but they are removed from the package cars and left in various places around the facility.
How disrespectful to oneself to feel so pressured to do this. What a shame!
Now about personal integrity.
Please comment on this hypothetical example:
During your morning PCM your center manager reads an urgent Corporate PCM.
The PCM reads:
During your work day when you need to urinate or defecate you are to use the closest available normal non-residential toilet facilities. You are not to urinate or defecate in public and you are not to do so in a UPS vehicle in a drink bottle or other unacceptable secondary container. You are allowed to transport yourself to the closest available normal toilet facilities when needed. We realize that individuals vary significantly in the frequency with which they need to urinate and defecate and when questioned about this the benefit of doubt will always go to the employee with special needs in this area.
Your center manager laughs after giving this PCM and he says "just keep doing what you have been doing, it works for me. Make sure you don't leave any pee bottles in your truck."
How would you respond to this with personal integrity?
Sincerely,
I
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