So today I was told I miss delivered a package back on Dec. 20th. I'm almost certain it was delivered by my helper. (not trying to say it's not my fault,because we all know we're responsible for everything our helpers do...) So needless to say, I had no information to give my "friendly" office lady on exactly where the package was put nearly 3 weeks ago. She told me the addy on the package is actually a bad addy. Here's the kicker... about an hour later I get a voice mail from a ups sales agent asking about the delivery. Apparently this guy is friends with the receiver and my office lady gave him my personal phone number and told him to call me directly. Of coarse I did not return his call,but damn near an hour after his call I get a diad msg stating if I do not find this package I will be receiving a warning letter. Your thoughts?
How do you figure you are responsible for anything your helper does?
This is absolutely not the case.
That is why, if a helper is the one who delivers a package, then I record it in the helper DIAD.
Then when the followup comes in, it has their name on it.
Do it that way next year and be sure not to sign the helper certification paper they shove in your face in late Fall.
As far as the OMS giving out your number, don't waste anymore time talking to her if her answer was that she is so busy that she needs to pass out your digits.
Instead, file a grievance for harassment with the Center Manager and withdraw it with rights if and when they come around to your way of thinking.
Stand strong today and you wont have to near as often in the future.