So what your saying is a marriage is a contract well how misinformed you are biblically speaking a marriage is a bond between a man and a woman not a contract.
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So what your saying is a marriage is a contract well how misinformed you are biblically speaking a marriage is a bond between a man and a woman not a contract.
Never seen a device not accept a pickup request while an employee is either on lunch or break. Does working through your breaks and lunch get you a gold star from the boss man? Maybe if more and more work through their breaks and lunch, the company can take that away also?
So tell me Mr dispatcher, are you the genius that sent all your drivers to break at the same time?
I don't know were you dispatch out of but this is grounds for termination and we have had 1 driver fired over it
NO BULL POOP and you better call HR and get yourself a copy of company policy before you get handed your last check.
No union needed for those rules ... ITS THE LAW out here and HR is quick on the button.
The time clock asks everyone when the punch out if they were able to take their breaks and lunches blah blah blah... dont know if that is the case there but it is out here.
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Yuck, and that's just insurance??? How much yA put in your 401k..... Better put that in an IRA account before the company comes and takes what they put in back!! I'm sure it's just rumor but I heard they can do that!!! ???
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Well they could have mandatory break times but that would get everyone's panties in wad.
Guess you didn't want to quote the bible did ya.
Why quote what is well known? Your ability to understand a legally binding agreement is what needs help.
Since we were speaking contracts... of the legally binding type, biblical interpretation by you, seems to be a tactic of deflection. A way to avoid answering, thereby saving face.
Not if you went "commando."
You shouldn't worry about Charlotte. You don't work there. They called us.And we responed.Don't want us and we don't want you fair enough.
Ever hear of staggered start times to alleviate those problems? Another of those pesky, restrictive, work rules that management can't seem to grasp. Our barn has 12 start times for dock and city. Would that be impossible for FedEx management to handle?
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12 start times? Sounds like the company had to build the business in a manner to accommodate the needs of the employee rather than the customer. Geez
Sounds to me more like the company wanted those start times to satisfy every customer at any given time of the day or night.
Don't we all wish we could work daylight hours and have Saturday and Sunday off in a 7 day operation?
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No idea. I can't speak for "all" of us.
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I've walked the docks for many many years and never been on one that required 12 seperate start times. That's a new shift every 2 hours.
Just because I haven't seen it doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Sounds non-productive as hell but hey, that's what the union is all about.
Could you speak for our customers? We for damned sure do our very best to satisfy their needs at any given time of the day!
Nice to see your math skills are improving. Unproductive for those that can't manage I suppose?
They can have up to twelve or choose not to. We are talking about a large break bulk with a line and city operation combined. Damned the pesky Unions who allow folks to have a regular life with their families anyhow!