I'm curious if this has actually gone ahead. Today we were absolutely flooded with mail. Apparently the instruction was to push everything out in to DOs today to make tomorrow lighter and easier to clear up.
Nope doesn't make a lot of sense to me either
but with the context of the original post added in it might suggest that machines are planned to be shut down tonight for whatever hair-brained idea some very well paid individual has had
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CSS Operator told to do delivery
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crazyshrew
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DirtyHarry
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Re: CSS Operator told to do delivery
This is one hell of a bonkers company.
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: CSS Operator told to do delivery
I wonder if the work that them machines would normally run will just get sent to the relevant DOs as manual. The MC workplan will likely be based on the CSS staff working in other work areas (likely Tracked and non-Tracked packets) when they aren't either running batches that are proper to their MC or TPM'ing the machinescrazyshrew wrote: ↑29 Sep 2023, 18:12I'm curious if this has actually gone ahead. Today we were absolutely flooded with mail. Apparently the instruction was to push everything out in to DOs today to make tomorrow lighter and easier to clear up.
Nope doesn't make a lot of sense to me either
but with the context of the original post added in it might suggest that machines are planned to be shut down tonight for whatever hair-brained idea some very well paid individual has had
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crazyshrew
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Re: CSS Operator told to do delivery
Well it's 0840 and I'm on my break. Virtually no IPS to do this morning only one tray of seqenced. I'm tied up, and HTC is only 3/4 full. Getting out a well over an hour earlier and actually stand a chance of completingSpacePhoenix wrote: ↑29 Sep 2023, 20:10I wonder if the work that them machines would normally run will just get sent to the relevant DOs as manual. The MC workplan will likely be based on the CSS staff working in other work areas (likely Tracked and non-Tracked packets) when they aren't either running batches that are proper to their MC or TPM'ing the machinescrazyshrew wrote: ↑29 Sep 2023, 18:12I'm curious if this has actually gone ahead. Today we were absolutely flooded with mail. Apparently the instruction was to push everything out in to DOs today to make tomorrow lighter and easier to clear up.
Nope doesn't make a lot of sense to me either
but with the context of the original post added in it might suggest that machines are planned to be shut down tonight for whatever hair-brained idea some very well paid individual has had