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Originally Posted by TrojanCMH
(Post 3286959)
I get it, retail and food service isn’t for everyone. Still not going to convince me that the work they’re doing isn’t more physically draining, dangerous, and comes with a ton more individual responsibility.
They deserve and need to be paid at a higher level than these other entry level hourly jobs. And when that happens the staffing issues will be sorted. Or we can just sit back and wait and hope that more people will apply for whatever it is they’re paying them now. Last time I checked, we dont control the hiring, pay, or working conditions for anyone at this company. I can provide you a list of many things we "should" be doing at this place and you can file it in the exact same place the company files suggestions from those on the front lines of the company, in the trash. Caring about money is a two sided coin. Management cares about money in the fact they dont want to spend it. But when those decisions affect their own money, they will make changes then and only then. |
Originally Posted by CincoDeMayo
(Post 3286968)
Im not trying to convince you of anything.
Last time I checked, we dont control the hiring, pay, or working conditions for anyone at this company. I can provide you a list of many things we "should" be doing at this place and you can file it in the exact same place the company files suggestions from those on the front lines of the company, in the trash. Caring about money is a two sided coin. Management cares about money in the fact they dont want to spend it. But when those decisions affect their own money, they will make changes then and only then. I agree. Cheers. |
Originally Posted by CincoDeMayo
(Post 3286968)
Im not trying to convince you of anything.
Last time I checked, we dont control the hiring, pay, or working conditions for anyone at this company. I can provide you a list of many things we "should" be doing at this place and you can file it in the exact same place the company files suggestions from those on the front lines of the company, in the trash. Caring about money is a two sided coin. Management cares about money in the fact they dont want to spend it. But when those decisions affect their own money, they will make changes then and only then. |
Stepping over millions to save thousands. I mean really, it sure isn’t going to cost $150 million to offer lucrative (relatively) retention bonuses to ramp and customer service people. Instead they waste $150 million when it all implodes to save a couple million in payroll expense.
$200 recruitment incentives were a joke. Yeah let me convince someone I know to hunch inside 150 degree pit and throw a thousand bags a day for $12/hr or whatever they’re paying with no benefits. Or try and collect bag fees from a bunch of people yelling in your face all day. |
Town hall
Management during the meltdown: “we don’t have time to discuss fixes, just need to stay focused on getting through this meltdown.”
Management after meltdown: “See, everything is running fine. Keep doing what you’re doing.” |
Originally Posted by TrojanCMH
(Post 3287131)
Management after meltdown: “See, everything is running fine. Keep doing what you’re doing.” to be fair, the message/mood of every single town hall/email/video/etc that’s come out since August has been the exact opposite of what’s quoted |
Originally Posted by MainlineorSuici
(Post 3287194)
to be fair, the message/mood of every single town hall/email/video/etc that’s come out since August has been the exact opposite of what’s quoted
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Originally Posted by TrojanCMH
(Post 3287131)
Management during the meltdown: “we don’t have time to discuss fixes, just need to stay focused on getting through this meltdown.”
Management after meltdown: “See, everything is running fine. Keep doing what you’re doing.” |
I’m glad someone remembers Baghdad Bob.
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