'No More Overtime? Ok Boss': Driver Forced to "Stop Taking Overtime" Costs Company Thousands of Dollars
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09/07/2023
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Shocker, the employees know how to run the company better than the supervisor.
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When a plastic factory truck driver is told to stop taking overtime, despite doing so to bring needed materials in, he decides to follow orders. But without the materials, the results are predictably disastrous. Too bad, this one is on the nepo-hire supervisor.
Oh, and it's going to cost the factory some serious money. Maybe just let the driver take his overtime? -
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When a plastic factory truck driver is told to stop taking overtime, despite doing so to bring in essential materials, he decides to follow orders. But without the materials, the results are predictably disastrous. Too bad, this one is on the nepo-hire supervisor.
Oh, and it's going to cost the factory some serious money. Maybe let the driver take his overtime next time? -
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- 'No More Overtime? Ok Boss': Driver Forced to "Stop Taking Overtime" Costs Company Thousands of Dollars
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When a plastic factory truck driver is told to stop taking overtime, despite doing so to bring needed materials in, he decides to follow orders. But without the materials, the results are predictably disastrous. Too bad, this one is on the nepo-hire supervisor.
Oh, and it's going to cost the factory some serious money. Maybe just let the driver take his overtime?
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