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Date: | Tue, 26 Oct 2004 23:09:50 -0500 |
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Hi,
Sounds like your boss likes your work. So this dude that's bugging
you. How long has he been working there? Have you been there longer
then he has?
If it were me, next time he says anything, just ask him to go about
his own work and not werrey about you. If he keeps it up, tell your
boss and let her deal with him.
Gary
On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 [log in to unmask] wrote:
> Most of you know I work at a Library for the Blind and Physically
> Handicapped. It has other names per each state like Talking Books Library. I'm a
> shipping clerk and that is basically I'm one of those who physically handles the
> talking books and braille volumes that are sent out to you and processes
> those that are returned.
>
> The problem I have is one person who is able bodied flies through the work
> quota in a quarter of the time it takes me to finish the same amount of work.
> He is saying that I'm moving too slow and I shouldn't do anything extra.
> I'm usually given 4 or 5 things to do no one else wants to do or can't figure
> out how to do them without complaining. When I walk through that door, I'm
> there for the job. I put effort in what I do. My supervisors never had a
> problem in what I do.
>
> I've been at full time for almost a year and now my arm is starting to hurt.
> I move a little slower so I don't aggravate my arm. This person who is
> complaining about my speed is one of those who has no moral substance or
> compassion. You know the type who will drive around a person in a wheelchair
> crossing the street and say "Get out of my way!" with a bad attitude about it.
> There is much worse with profanity too.
>
> My boss gave me an opportunity to work in this department. She is the only
> one who hired the most disabled employees in the Cleveland library system.
> If she didn't hire me, I would never got as far as I have or met all of you
> online. I would've been still on SSI and in a one bedroom apartment.
>
> How would you handle a moron(stronger word intended) like this one? Those
> in work environments have to have had idiots like this before.
>
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