LostinDakota
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Yes, they do. During Christmas overtime it is amazing how rurals can become just like city side and milk the hours so they have a short week.
Parcel Assistance
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Joe Reeser
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One generally gets what one incentivizes.
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THE PM can buy and use the damn FLASHLIGHTS! I'll be going home at dark!! SAFETY FIRST DEPENDS ON ME, NOT THE PM!
DB.Cooper
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That's today.... ?
And, with the blast of cold and snow many got today... I'm thinking that I made the right move taking off today....
uselesshasbeen
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And, with the blast of cold and snow many got today... I'm thinking that I made the right move taking off today....
When the going gets tough, The tough get going, Bravo is the toughest!
In basic training we were constantly chanting this as part of our indoctrination. We were obviously B Company.
Haychica
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I got a great one made for cross country runners...alitlle pricey but well made...actually runs on a battery
Haychica
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Nothing to do with "handling" the job...its called managing hours...js
Probably bc the" regular" worked enough hours m - wed/ thur to be projected into ot on thur and frid...December seems to be the only time managers try to manage hours...
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DB.Cooper
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Well then... Bravo to you, I suppose.... and to me as well, as I got going out the PO door a few days ago.... ?
Btw, my company's little ditty was... Delta, Delta, D-6-3... the best damned company in BCT (basic combat training)... funny how we remember $#!+ like that all of these years later...
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DB.Cooper
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Yes, exactly... I was reading earlier, where @RDruckus was explaining that avoiding long days during the early part of the guarantee year, actually increases your OT rate during the Christmas OT period....
So, all this whiny crying, bleeding heart nonsense is for the birds imo.... we're talking 2080/2240, OT, etc., etc.... pure hardcore business sense here.... Bravo to all smart enuf to see this. . Just sayin'...
Our Co ditty at Benning in '84 was no where near as PC as yours. Bet you had some alternative verses out of ear shot of the Headshed.Well then... Bravo to you, I suppose.... and to me as well, as I got going out the PO door a few days ago.... ?
Btw, my company's little ditty was... Delta, Delta, D-6-3... the best damned company in BCT (basic combat training)... funny how we remember $#!+ like that all of these years later...
Windindaface
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They did get me one of these for parcel assistance. Hope the path to the door is shoveled.
Haychica
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Skierstmoritz
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I prefer my parcel assistance to have a pair of legs and arms
DB.Cooper
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No $#!+.... next they'll be handing out those belt back braces and say... here's your parcel assistance.... ?
DB.Cooper
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I always think... if they'd split the route and give me help like they do for my sub, then hail, I'd really never need to take off.... whatever happened to the idea that subs are expected to accomplish what the Reg would if they were working.... doesn't it say that in the PO-603???
Postal-xam@58
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I would rather have a real person help with my parcels but the hand trucks really help. Especially with the 50 pound dog food. And those postal (free)boxes. Some customers order 4 or five of them and they are not lite!!!! Our subs can only help us if the manager lets them. In our office one carrier always gets help at Christmas, they argue with her, but she always leaves more for the subs to carry than she takes ??
