As usual, you have no idea what you are talking about. I actually was trained and certified to do this training. I enjoyed it but riding in that jump seat 2 days a week kicked my tail. My fat butt and that small seat was not a good match. Not sure if you ever drove a Z-van but that passenger seat was nothing but a cushion. Go ahead and ramble on about something else you hate. You are very good at that.
Why would someone accept a lame letter for an accident that was not preventable? Sounds like there possibly is more to the story or she was an idiot for doing nothing.
To his credit he would not deny the existence of the endless supply of contradiction and double standards born out of a unilaterally drafted and implemented contractor operating agreement whose terms XG freely admits that it doesn't consider to be binding upon itself. Then again it considers the matter to be in their words......."subjective". Subjected to what? What definition? What criteria? What past practices? Perhaps serving in your current capacity as fourth assistant vice president for nonessential operations you should certainly be able to put this matter in a clearer perspective.
Dang. You ALMOST sound intelligent
Same old same old out of you .When you can't answer the legitimate questions I put forth on this thread you resort to personal attacks. Over your nearly two generations of employment with what you consider to be a perfect company to work for one could reasonably believe that you would be able to see a consistent pattern of behavior and policy application when it comes to everyday work matters. if you can't then say so. It would appear that when it comes to policy matters as they pertain to contractors and employees the only thing I see that is consistent is that anybody who stands up for themselves would otherwise be terminated with the only exception being that they have no alternative human or mechanical resource .
You are ALMOST there
Just try to keep up
You are way too smart. I believe Warren Buffett seeks out your wisdom.
Wrong. Whenever I believed that your perfect little company was behaving in bad faith I wasn't afraid to speak up. As a contractor knowing that they had nobody else readily available to take over my 34 zip code area as well as knowing that I would never be anything more than a route contractor I had some freedom to speak my mind. Yes they hated me but at the same time some of my happiest work experiences was catching them in a lie.
That happened to me.......twice. Once while making a delivery and once while on a break and still in my truck.
Of course. More so now. This is no different than how our president has treated building contractors for years and America seems to be ok with that.
That's not a very strong argument when you have to use Drumpf as an example. Just sayin.........
He, with all his flaws exposed, won the presidency.
