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dammor
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Dannyboy,
Those team meetings we had years ago were a forced thing and came down to many of us having to set for 15 minutes watching others scarf down doughnuts. They were a bust from the get go. Your statement that it made the teamsters afraid is humorous to me. Did any ideas ya'll came up with turn into a change in policy? I think the whole effort was supposed to make us feel more involved. Good idea, but wrong approach here. At that point in time I don't think anyone in management or in hourly believed it would change a thing. Perhaps that is why it didn't. What I find frustrating is working with good management people who's hands are tied by the ones above them. That would be the person on the phone from hundreds of miles away that is looking at nothing but numbers. We can, and do run a tight operation here, but we get killed sometimes because the God in Alaska tells our guys to cut a run. They do because they are told to. We work till dark thirty beause we stay out till the job is done. It's a vicious cycle. Other than that, it's a good job.
Those team meetings we had years ago were a forced thing and came down to many of us having to set for 15 minutes watching others scarf down doughnuts. They were a bust from the get go. Your statement that it made the teamsters afraid is humorous to me. Did any ideas ya'll came up with turn into a change in policy? I think the whole effort was supposed to make us feel more involved. Good idea, but wrong approach here. At that point in time I don't think anyone in management or in hourly believed it would change a thing. Perhaps that is why it didn't. What I find frustrating is working with good management people who's hands are tied by the ones above them. That would be the person on the phone from hundreds of miles away that is looking at nothing but numbers. We can, and do run a tight operation here, but we get killed sometimes because the God in Alaska tells our guys to cut a run. They do because they are told to. We work till dark thirty beause we stay out till the job is done. It's a vicious cycle. Other than that, it's a good job.