Is there an agreed standard for sorting packets from a shroud into a bullring of 15 shrouds?
Some of our lads argue that there is only an agreed standard for sorting into Drop Bag Fittings, but managers at our MC are making various threats, and are now keeping notes on what individuals are sorting all night.
What gets me is, they are counting all shrouds as full ~ even if they arrive with virtually nothing in them.
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Packets sorting standard?
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Tachmonite
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glenfiddich
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Re: Packets sorting standard?
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surely counting a half empty shroud as full works in your favour and it does'nt matter what the standard is at our gaff missorts are horrendous but nobody seems to careTachmonite wrote:What gets me is, they are counting all shrouds as full ~ even if they arrive with virtually nothing in them.
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Tachmonite
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Re: Packets sorting standard?
True, it can work in our favour; but I notice full shrouds always go to the same people!glenfiddich wrote:ssurely counting a half empty shroud as full works in your favour and it does'nt matter what the standard is at our gaff missorts are horrendous but nobody seems to careTachmonite wrote:What gets me is, they are counting all shrouds as full ~ even if they arrive with virtually nothing in them.