Question about over-allowed

[Hot Carl]

Specifically, what’s the funniest/most creative way to tell my ORS or my center manager that I just flat out don’t give a ?

 

[SorryLazyPOS]

Specifically, what’s the funniest/most creative way to tell my ORS or my center manager that I just flat out don’t give a ?

You’re going to need help today.

 

[Buffet Master]

The owner of the local Chinese place tried to tell me that my 9th trip to the buffet was over-allowed.

 

[I have been lurking]

Specifically, what’s the funniest/most creative way to tell my ORS or my center manager that I just flat out don’t give a ?

Hold the contract book in front of them, open to Article 37, and tap at it

 

[Fido]

Calling out

 

[Appvol]

Tell them you don’t care about their mythical piece of paper.

 

[PASinterference]

Specifically, what’s the funniest/most creative way to tell my ORS or my center manager that I just flat out don’t give a ?

"I cannot force myself to show any concern over your inability to measure time correctly ".
Or
"Brown up and show me how it's done. Just one day, all day while I watch".

 

[tramtwo]

Tell him that their numbers and Orion assume an aisle...

 

[Box Ox]

Tell them you work under the terms of the contract the Company has negotiated with your Union and “overallowed” sounds like something that’s not in it to you.

 

[Poop Head]

Tell them you love them. Before its too late.

 

[Overpaid Union Thug]

Specifically, what’s the funniest/most creative way to tell my ORS or my center manager that I just flat out don’t give a ?

You have to actually believe that first. Don’t look at your miles, stop count, or any other numbers before you start your route. Or on the reports the following morning. Don’t even look at your route until after PCM. Never look at those computers. That’s what they want. If you do they’ve got you.

Once you can do that, and you’re following the methods, you’re good to go. Next time you’re approached by a supervisor with a printout just say “steward” followed by “just so you know….I don’t care about ANY of those numbers.” If it’s not even start time yet just say “off the clock” and walk away.

 

[NAHimGOOD]

You have to actually believe that first.

It starts there...

The ones who truly don't care make it known.

 

[burrheadd]

I’am doing the best I can boss

 

[Over70irregs]

When they bring that up it becomes “up over allowed”. Yes they have followed me. One time I took a piss in back of truck and walked to following vehicle and poured bottle in bush in front of vehicle. After that I broke route to find bathroom with them in tow. ( Sorry for length was having flashbacks)

 

[Coldworld]

"I cannot force myself to show any concern over your inability to measure time correctly ".
Or
"Brown up and show me how it's done. Just one day, all day while I watch".

The last one you mentioned actually works..lol. I told someone one time that I would tell them where to go and who to talk to, all they had to do was physically do the work….didn’t hear anything about it again.

 

[Coldworld]

You have to actually believe that first. Don’t look at your miles, stop count, or any other numbers before you start your route. Or on the reports the following morning. Don’t even look at your route until after PCM. Never look at those computers. That’s what they want. If you do they’ve got you.

Once you can do that, and you’re following the methods, you’re good to go. Next time you’re approached by a supervisor with a printout just say “steward” followed by “just so you know….I don’t care about ANY of those numbers.” If it’s not even start time yet just say “off the clock” and walk away.

I can’t tell you how many times the WOR they put out were taken or “slipped” into the garbage and a few drivers actually went into the office to have them print them out again…lol..seriously???

 

[SorryLazyPOS]

The last one you mentioned actually works..lol. I told someone one time that I would tell them where to go and who to talk to, all they had to do was physically do the work….didn’t hear anything about it again.

Don’t forget an hour lunch.

 

[Hot Carl]

Don’t forget an hour lunch.

I've been doing that every day for nearly a month now. This whole thing started once they put me on a route I hate.

 

[Wally]

So many tough guys here battling evil management.

 

[UnionStrong]

Just do your in’ jobs in a safe manner, don’t run, follow the methods and don’t engage management at all about their stupid numbers. It’s they’re BS, let them worry about it. Jobs tough enough without trying to do theirs for them too.