Unacceptable delay to premium product

sadlersbitch · Post by **sadlersbitch** » 17 Mar 2019, 12:43

If you follow the procedure on pages 14 and 15 of the conduct code regarding avoiding delay, and no help is offered and no reason why no help was offered is given. And you cut off, the remainder of your duty including tracked items ,is then completed by someone on o/t.
How can you be charged with Unacceptable delay of premium products? When there has been no delay?
Another trumped up charge and misuse of the conduct code?

arnold cheshire · Post by **arnold cheshire** » 17 Mar 2019, 13:09

sadlersbitch wrote:If you follow the procedure on pages 14 and 15 of the conduct code regarding avoiding delay, and no help is offered and no reason why no help was offered is given. And you cut off, the remainder of your duty including tracked items ,is then completed by someone on o/t.
How can you be charged with Unacceptable delay of premium products? When there has been no delay?
Another trumped up charge and misuse of the conduct code?

This is a case of bullying. There was someone who said he'd worked 30 years and never seen bullying. It's not school yard bullying it's frightening people into thinking they will lose their job

rubberbond · Post by **rubberbond** » 17 Mar 2019, 13:18

If you've informed your manager that you cannot complete,I would argue that it's now their responsibility to cover what you can't. So it follows, you are not responsible for the delay. Is the manager facing conduct proceedings?

arnold cheshire · Post by **arnold cheshire** » 17 Mar 2019, 15:29

rubberbond wrote:If you've informed your manager that you cannot complete,I would argue that it's now their responsibility to cover what you can't. So it follows, you are not responsible for the delay. Is the manager facing conduct proceedings?

They usually say concentrate on tracked so you bring more back

sadlersbitch · Post by **sadlersbitch** » 18 Mar 2019, 09:44

rubberbond wrote:If you've informed your manager that you cannot complete,I would argue that it's now their responsibility to cover what you can't. So it follows, you are not responsible for the delay. Is the manager facing conduct proceedings?

Thaw the main point no help or advice or instruction of what to do was given , they left him to fail
They keep saying quite rightly we have to keep our promise to the customer we have a contract with the customer, surely it’s not only the opgs responsibility , the managers have a part to play too
Also as the packets were delivered and none failed how can it be delay?

ninja · Post by **ninja** » 18 Mar 2019, 22:23

Ask for copy of the product specification the manager is relying on.

What about the 2d products that failed, did the manager scan them as not attempted as per the product spec.