Refuse to go out on delivery

Woody Guthrie · Post by **Woody Guthrie** » 23 Apr 2020, 21:50

There isn't any handbook on what should and shouldn't be prepped.
You have contracted hours.
Whatever you're asked to do inside those hours is up to management.
Whatever you choose to do outside those contracted hours is up to you.

Dorset Plodder · Post by **Dorset Plodder** » 24 Apr 2020, 19:38

Woody Guthrie wrote:There isn't any handbook on what should and shouldn't be prepped.
You have contracted hours.
Whatever you're asked to do inside those hours is up to management.
Whatever you choose to do outside those contracted hours is up to you.

We had a very busy day today .... You could tell that because the Whingeing Level went up to No 11!

Our Rep was surrounded by a group of the "Runners" asking IF they had to do this ... Did they have to do that ... It was Busy they didn't have time ... They were going to be late out ... You know the scenario.

He had to explain just that point: Resonable Requests from Management, Work as Instructed and You're Expected to WORK all your contracted hours. The whingeing continued until they'd all left the office with parting shots of, "I'm going to be going over .... I'll be bringing back loads .... I'm NOT going to be going over my time"!

Guess what? They all somehow managed to still finish early, didn't cut off and didn't bring anything back. I was well impressed.