I do. Around and then down the longest side, One link showed the 108 in length limit and the whole chain measured 130 in.
In our building, preloaders aren't allowed to have tape guns. When I asked why, I was told we might steal stuff out of a box and tape the box back up.
Here I thought it was everyone's job to ensure job quality. And, the moment that someone notices that a package needs tape, they're supposed to address it immediately.
They monitor how far we drive for lunch. We are allowed to travel about 1.5 miles. I have been brought in the office before and told that i wasn't allowed to eat at a Subway restaurant anymore because it was too far. Wound up being a couple miles each way. I am sure they would have a fit, if I used their truck to haul my personal items.
Were there other options in the area? If not they don't have a say in the matter. Per the DOT.
good for you there are stopa like that everywhere I leave the fruit packing sheds paper down stairs then walk up 3 flights to get a sig; to answer your question from earlier: no the mosdelivered boxes went to a different bussiness several blocks away; why? You going to say you would have been a superstar and delivered fedex boxes?!
Yeah ok telling a guy those are fedex boxes is not rude; its amazing how you know how to do everyones jobs better than them and you somehow know what happened in an interaction that took place over 1000 miles from you
Outstanding! So what happens on one of these little non-business outings and you get into an accident? They sue you or Fed-Ex? I guess if you cover up the markings they'd never know huh?
In get them all the time. They usually ave chains inside of them.
Dang! I've only seen one, guy delivers to furniture factories and many other kinds of places like that, where do all the chains go? What's the best way to deliver them? Hand truck I imagine.
