This is directed to those co-workers who have time management issues.
Dear Co-Worker,
Once again I am leaving work late because you are unable to get to work in a timely manner.
Yes, occasionally I am arriving right on shift change. But out of a five day work week you arrive after the beginning of your shift on average three days a week. Which means I am working over before I can even brief you on what has happened and what is happening.
Briefing at shift change only takes a few minutes on average, but as you arrive late, the minutes add up. I added up three weeks worth and had 48 extra minutes of work. And I don't get paid for them, but you do.
So, dear co-worker, please be more considerate of your co-worker who is waiting to go home after a long shift. You like to leave work on time, don't you?
1 comment:
I have to say, this is so right on the money and should be said or written to those dispatchers who are never on time. I would like to give them the benefit of the doubt and think that they don't realize just how their tardiness effects the next shift, but sometimes I wonder if they even care.
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