charlie
Well-known member
Well boys and girls I have been negligent in posting oig idiot reports to you...
But this one is just so blatantly obvious and so blatantly missed by OIG that it takes the cake.
The pius, holier than thou title of the report is "Management of Contractor Failures at Greensboro NC Processing and Distribution Center.......
Translation:... Some computer spit out an anomaly. It seems poor little Greensboro, somewhere back in the middle of North Carolina, made the big time... They hit the top ten and crawled all the way to #3 on the list of plants who had late originating trips.....Whoa there buckos... To you in the trenches... they don't get product to you on time so badly that they ranked #3 in the US of A...
So what did they use as an excuse most often?...Contractor failure... That means the contractor did not have trucks ready to take product to you.... Really?....When is the last time you heard that excuse for a late truck?..Like...Never...
So...Somebody called out the report. It is obvious to anyone that late trucks were coded as contractor failures to cover plant problems...
And....Again.....OIG missed the boat.... usps pays these clown big bucks to find problems and solve them... They would do an audit on a truck with a flat tire and decide the three other tires were ok and they did not understand the problem.
But this one is just so blatantly obvious and so blatantly missed by OIG that it takes the cake.
The pius, holier than thou title of the report is "Management of Contractor Failures at Greensboro NC Processing and Distribution Center.......
Translation:... Some computer spit out an anomaly. It seems poor little Greensboro, somewhere back in the middle of North Carolina, made the big time... They hit the top ten and crawled all the way to #3 on the list of plants who had late originating trips.....Whoa there buckos... To you in the trenches... they don't get product to you on time so badly that they ranked #3 in the US of A...
So what did they use as an excuse most often?...Contractor failure... That means the contractor did not have trucks ready to take product to you.... Really?....When is the last time you heard that excuse for a late truck?..Like...Never...
So...Somebody called out the report. It is obvious to anyone that late trucks were coded as contractor failures to cover plant problems...
And....Again.....OIG missed the boat.... usps pays these clown big bucks to find problems and solve them... They would do an audit on a truck with a flat tire and decide the three other tires were ok and they did not understand the problem.