Originally Posted By crazycroc Anyone else get a headache just thinking about going to work? Lately, I've been dealing with some serious headache issues, and I think it is related to decision making made by other managers when I am not around. I am the weekend supervisor, with about 15 more years experience then the weekday and weeknight supervisors, and so I am given alot new policies to implement that don't make any sense. They are doubling our work for no dang reason, other than their incompetence. Case in point, we got a new time clock. While it is in it's first week of implementation, we are also doing hand signed sign in sheets. Apparently, some crafty workers are clocking in and then putting an earlier time on their time sheet, thus making them not match. The solution these geniuses came up with is to stand at the time clock with the time sheets, and make them mark the time sheets in front of you. And also, writing up anyone who is one minute late. How about just printing out the timecare reports at the end of the day, writing down the people who are clocking in late, giving written warnings and leaving it at that. Idiots. Should I try to talk to my boss or just suck it up and be inept? Thanks for listening, I feel like Dilbert.
Originally Posted By beamerdog Apparently it is easier for the weekday managers to just stand by the clock instead of actually doing work by taking the time to compare the sheets to the clock. They consider it less work.
Originally Posted By RockyMtnMinnie I have noticed that the worse the economy has gotten, the stupider the management decisions are getting. I'm hoping this stupid is not permanent and is cured once the economy finally starts to turn around. Unfortunately, I think stupid may be incurable, so I'm also putting together a proposed plan to round up everyone infected with stupid once the economy gets better and quarantine them so the disease does not spread further.
Originally Posted By Longhorn12 >I think stupid may be incurable< As Ron White and many others have said "You can't fix stupid"
