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What makes you so confident you can kick his ass?Now i'm assuming kicking ass is the only way to solve the problem between co-workers. Hahaha
What if the feeder driver crucifies you ?
What makes you so confident you can kick his ass?Now i'm assuming kicking ass is the only way to solve the problem between co-workers. Hahaha
I agree that adding a simple "PLEASE" always work.If this guy has been a feeder driver for 25yrs he should know that yard control and dispatch don't communicate with each other. Heck sometimes dispatchers don't communicate with each other, automated arrivals and departures helps, (they can't dispatch 2 drivers w/one trailer). I driven around buildings looking for trailers that had already left. Anyway, if this guy continues to be rude try talking to a steward, and if that doesn't work go to HR and complain about a hostile work environment.
Myself, if someone said you to me it would be snowing in July before I gave him a hand. If I was shifting and another driver TOLD me to put a dolly in front of a trailer, I might tell him to try asking "please".
My first grievance after 2 years and if it was out side, i would kick his ass.
I ll appreciate any advice to make the grievance valuable. Best!
MNguyen.
i wish he could. hahahaWhat makes you so confident you can kick his ass?
What if the feeder driver crucifies you ?
i wish he could. hahaha
Please don't reroute the topic. Are you about to come and crucify me?What building are you at?
Last night, one of the senior Feeder driver (25 years safe driving or something) said " you" to me.
I intend to file a grievance
Grievances are filed against management for contract violations, not against coworkers because you get offended.
You treat your guys like dolphins. You shove snacks down their throats and watch them do tricks in the yard.As a feeder driver, there is opportunity to get into binds in the yard often (trailers too close together, cant get to landing gear, not enough room to make a turn with a set or rail trailer, etc) A shifter can be your friend. I used to keep snacks in my lunch designated for just such a situation. They would literally race each other in the yard to get to me first, knowing there was a bag of skittles or a ho-ho in it for them. lol.
P.S. Sometimes there are shifters that don't know Jack either.
Thank you olroadbeech. You are great.to be more blunt.
you file a grievance against another driver and you will be toast.
you can gather more bees with honey than with vinegar.
I am new and don't have any plan to get out on the road or become a long standing union member.You seem kind of "new" to the trucking industry.
Someone, trying to win a popularity contest (with long standing Union Members)
Wouldn't take that route.
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As a feeder driver, there is opportunity to get into binds in the yard often (trailers too close together, cant get to landing gear, not enough room to make a turn with a set or rail trailer, etc) A shifter can be your friend. I used to keep snacks in my lunch designated for just such a situation. They would literally race each other in the yard to get to me first, knowing there was a bag of skittles or a ho-ho in it for them. lol.
P.S. Sometimes there are shifters that don't know Jack either.
You treat your guys like dolphins. You shove snacks down their throats and watch them do tricks in the yard.
So you're a scab?I am new and don't have any plan to...become a long standing union member.
You don't file a grievance on that.Hello,
Last night, one of the senior Feeder driver (25 years safe driving or something) said " you" to me. That guy is rude and every time he asks for help, he uses command (another shifter told me that). The scene is: He came to me after i padded a trailer from a door "This trailer is supposed to be at door xxx, why did you move it? I need a dolly in front of it!" --> "Excuse me, are you asking for help or is that a command?", i gave him a big laugh after he repeated with an aggressive tone "Can you move a dolly?". We all know the ending.
I intend to file a grievance, probably won't help but i think it would be fun to see what's going on. My first grievance after 2 years and if it was out side, i would kick his ass.
I ll appreciate any advice to make the grievance valuable. Best!
MNguyen.
Ps: I have met so many nice feeders and rarely say No when others need help.BTW there are always a certain amount of feeders who don't know Jack.
Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes. After that, who cares? He's a mile away and you've got his shoes.So you're a scab?
Hello,
Last night, one of the senior Feeder driver (25 years safe driving or something) said " you" to me. That guy is rude and every time he asks for help, he uses command (another shifter told me that). The scene is: He came to me after i padded a trailer from a door "This trailer is supposed to be at door xxx, why did you move it? I need a dolly in front of it!" --> "Excuse me, are you asking for help or is that a command?", i gave him a big laugh after he repeated with an aggressive tone "Can you move a dolly?". We all know the ending.
I intend to file a grievance, probably won't help but i think it would be fun to see what's going on. My first grievance after 2 years and if it was out side, i would kick his ass.
I ll appreciate any advice to make the grievance valuable. Best!
MNguyen.
Ps: I have met so many nice feeders and rarely say No when others need help.BTW there are always a certain amount of feeders who don't know Jack.
That's only on every key chain and bumper sticker I've ever seen. Good one!Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes. After that, who cares? He's a mile away and you've got his shoes.