I already had 35 hours for the week before I set foot on this cr-ppy Lenox campus. I will be done for the week when I go to lunch today. I think I will go to Sam's and Costco before hitting the links today. Y'all have a great weekend!
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@p3 LOL -- Not touchy at all. Just responding to the stupid comments made about a subject they know nothing about. I have been here 20+ years and can retire anytime. When I chose not to move to Dallas years ago I knew my career was capped at an L2, and that was fine. I did the right thing and chose not to uproot the famiIy. I took all the money the company offered and invested it, kept my head low, and did the work required but not a stitch more. The company did not deserve my best. So, if the Stank decides I need to go I will retire with half a year's salary, an additional bonus for the part of the year I did work, and the $6M+ I have accumulated through investing. You can have your union labor job and the pension.
I only have to work three hours tomorrow. I'm sleeping in.
CAN YOU DO THAT?
@ca
Lol, a little touchy eh? So being an L2 makes you twice the mor-on of a first line. Nevermind about checking anything...all you know is sitting in a chair and staring at your computer. Enjoy your short stay.
What an id--t. Same people (probably guy) who complain to his boyfriend about not getting a promotion...
@a9 "Get back in your truck and stop dreaming about being a manager"
LOL -- hired as an L2 years ago. GFY!
@a9
I'll be in double time at noon. And double time all day tomorrow. I paid all my bills for the month this week. Thanks management. While im on the clock tomorrow maybe i'll call you at home to come out and look at a hazardous environment that only management can decide is safe to work in. Hope you dont have plans. We value your opinion and experience above all else.
This is market based… Nice work “living your designation”.
That is “market based” culture in practice and at its best! This is what Stank has caused.
Get back in your truck and stop dreaming about being a manager