can't without there approval---thats why u send send misloads in ---to have them make that decision ---work as directed
You are not very astute, are you? If the stop is in your board you deliver it. Your management team has ALREADY given you permission, because ITS IN YOUR BOARD.
Your interpretation means nothing, when the stop is assigned to your board. You simply failed to deliver a loaded package, and tried to hide it via a dishonest act (from a management and paperwork perspective).
If we could just Misload and not deliver a stop in our boards because a 2000 is on a diffrent shelf, then NOTHING would be delivered.
Geez, i find at least 6 of these everyday.
Most are from a bad lipload that sends a top shelf package flying to the opposite side of the truck.
You got fired for not delivery an assigned package becuase it was on the wrong shelf
If youre not a seasonal, god help your center.