I guess the better question is what do you consider stealing?
Actual valuable property, tasks pay you didn't do, out of route mileage that isn't justified (wreck, construction), claiming delay on shuttle run instead of working dock.
What does this company consider stealing. Or is it different from center to center.
Can you be terminated for stealing from the company. I know it sounds stupid to ask, but let me know and I'll explain why after several responses.
Love that movie!It’s not what you know, it’s what you can prove.
and if your TM is blind to the fact the same people are guilty and do it everyday under his nose while he is getting coffee which is more important.....It’s not what you know, it’s what you can prove.
Here in the South them damn Yanks caused all of this construction on any major interstate.. we run back roads all night, alternative interstates and claim ANY extra mile every night. Never denied and never questioned. Just check the handheld miles before you cross the fenceStealing is theft of time or property.
Putting in for delay pay instead of working the dock is theft. The job assignment is very clear and you can't just do as you please. If people are actually doing this, it's only a matter of time until FedEx starts to change up delay pay policy. I don't think I've ever put in for mileage reimbursement. My general rule is to take the fastest route. Sometimes it's more miles, but it's faster.
What the company considers stealing is set in stone and not open to interpretation. How the policy is implemented will vary.
Here in the South them damn Yanks caused all of this construction on any major interstate.. we run back roads all night, alternative interstates and claim ANY extra mile every night. Never denied and never questioned. Just check the handheld miles before you cross the fence
and if your TM is blind to the fact the same people are guilty and do it everyday under his nose while he is getting coffee which is more important.....
And hotdogs??..I do love coffee.![]()
And hotdogs??..
How did you even find a picture like thisWhy not both?
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