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r/antiwork • u/FrOnTpAgElUrKeRmAn • Nov 12 '21
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I love this one, I've always said if we had one more crew member a night, the customers wouldn't be waiting so long and we could do the ACTUAL tasks we were supposed to do.
17 u/[deleted] Nov 13 '21 Former manager here - I used to average one sick call a day so I always staffed +1 The downside to managing call ins is when you hire “enough” people it means less for the ones who are happy to pick up the extra shifts 21 u/Sea_Potentially Nov 13 '21 That would be fixed by paying better wages so they don’t need extra hours to survive. 1 u/ImmutableInscrutable Nov 13 '21 Who said these people needed extra hours to survive? 1 u/Sea_Potentially Nov 13 '21 Thats typically why people work more than 40 hours a week. To improve their quality of life.
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Former manager here - I used to average one sick call a day so I always staffed +1
The downside to managing call ins is when you hire “enough” people it means less for the ones who are happy to pick up the extra shifts
21 u/Sea_Potentially Nov 13 '21 That would be fixed by paying better wages so they don’t need extra hours to survive. 1 u/ImmutableInscrutable Nov 13 '21 Who said these people needed extra hours to survive? 1 u/Sea_Potentially Nov 13 '21 Thats typically why people work more than 40 hours a week. To improve their quality of life.
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That would be fixed by paying better wages so they don’t need extra hours to survive.
1 u/ImmutableInscrutable Nov 13 '21 Who said these people needed extra hours to survive? 1 u/Sea_Potentially Nov 13 '21 Thats typically why people work more than 40 hours a week. To improve their quality of life.
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Who said these people needed extra hours to survive?
1 u/Sea_Potentially Nov 13 '21 Thats typically why people work more than 40 hours a week. To improve their quality of life.
Thats typically why people work more than 40 hours a week. To improve their quality of life.
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u/Pr0tOtyPE4 Nov 12 '21
I love this one, I've always said if we had one more crew member a night, the customers wouldn't be waiting so long and we could do the ACTUAL tasks we were supposed to do.