I ended up saying 7-5 week days and no weekends.
try that?
I ended up saying 7-5 week days and no weekends.
try that?
When did i say he should do anything. --Im saying look at the other side of the story.
Dunno what you do for a living dude Maybee you have 100% job security. Me I know for a fact that if my team doesn't produce results WE will all be unemployed.My staff know this and react accordingly.
Its not a threat its economic reality.
Isn't it possible that all but one of this guys staff know this ?
Could also be a case of a fucken good metal worker not well suited to being a supervisor.
Heres a thought -OK you can't start early cos ya can't sleep --why not say "hey Im with the team thing I see the jobs need to get out -Why dont I work an hour LATER"
Don't get me wrong --the guy could very well be as ya say --a total asshole but just concider alternatives.
Someone said to me once "hey I don't want problems --I want posssible solutions"
To see a life newly created.To watch it grow and prosper. Isn't that the greatest gift a human being can be given?
the shop foreman is a cocksucker he likes to suck on his own cock and other guys cocks while youre doing the hard work earning the money for the buisness,hes doing the "hard work on deepthroats" bloody sick and stupid.you deserve to work the proper hours instead of the foreman telling you otherwise
Sure your boss sounds like a real Mike Hunt but you have to take some responsibility for the predicament you are in. Mike Hunt has dropped you in the shit but you've made things difficult for yourself now that you are in it. How can you cry "FOUL!" to the ref if you don't know the rules of the game (contract) and there is no ref (union)?
Why didn't you sign the contract? You expect them to keep track of Christ knows how many contracts and you can't even look after one.
Why didn't you join the union? You are talking about potential earnings of $100's of thousands of dollars which you've left almost totally unprotected.
For what it's worth if I was the shop steward I wouldn't be too keen on helping you out, you've contributed nothing to the union now you expect them to help bail you out. You can't expect the all for 1 part without doing the 1 for all side of the equation.
Your foreman sounds like a right tugger, but you have left yourself wide open. Hopefully it's a valuable lesson that doesn't cost you too much: cover your arse. It's too late once you are already fucked.
cant be fucked reading all the post's so not sure what has been said already.
1. check your contract
2. tell him to go fuck himself
3. TELL HIM TO GO FUCK HIMSELF
"your car is boring"
FROSTY is correct blackshear it is you who has the problem, not your boss.
Your boss treats you badly with good reason-your attitude is SHIT. Oh and a word on the following:
In the words of JFK 'ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country'..........merely being gracious enough to turn up at work everyday is not enough!.......sort your sleeping out, get to work when the boss asks you to, spend some of your own time and money increasing your skill base, increase your speed and sort your attitude out.
- Employing a lawyer=He/she will be laughing all the way to the bank while stroking your forehead and taking all your money.
- Joining the EMU=Do it!......they work at the pace of the slowest worker and are the last bastion for those that posses few skills, are slow or generally bone idle. Remember tho' you will be #1 target when the work drops off and when pay increases are handed out.
Hey Blackshear,
I would suggest you contact Employment Relations: http://www.ers.dol.govt.nz/help/index.html & http://dolworkplace.custhelp.com/cgi...p_new_search=1
I'm pretty sure it's who my Mum got help from a few years back when he employer cut her hours without notice and my Mum ended up getting a payout.
It's very difficult when employees allow themselves to be bullied by their employer and don't speak out but just comply.
Btw - my understanding is, that even if you haven't signed your contract you are still covered by employment law, because at the end of the day the law has the final say.
My goal in life is to be as good a person as my dog already thinks I am.
Took the words right out of my mouth SPB.
Employment is about a relationship between the company and yourself.
The law says you have a contract signed or not.
Despite the foreman (some sympathy with you regards his origins) I would say that you are an excellent reason for the new 90 day law.
You may even be an early victim of it, I suggest you take another read of Frosty's posts.
If I was a Union official, I wouldn't be too keen on taking you on as member either, they have enough problems without you!
Look in the mirror and ask the guy in there what your problem is, "he" knows because it is written all through his posts on here.
Good luck with your future, I think you are going to need all the help you can get.Cheers, John.
Polishing is a big part of being a Tradesman,, if you don't know how to polish you can't finish a job. Good polishing skills will make you a better fabricator and welder - it will teach you how important a nice fit-up and weld is..
Engineering may not be for you. Wait to you get asked to to work 60 to 70hr weeks to meet a contract deadline.. It's a fucking hard industry,, i'd say get out now
Remember, it's not a hair dressing salon.. it's a eng work shop,, and you will get talk to like shit for a few years.. It will change you
Your boss is obviously a bully...
Can't give you much advice other than stick with what your doing, there is nothing better than having a formal trade under your belt which you can take anywhere in the world. Do your time and once you have your ticket leave the crowd your working for as you will always be ' the boy '.
There is nothing sweeter than picking up your last pay packet after serving a four year apprenticship and telling your boss to " take my job, and stick it up your arse".
See your time through matey, you won't regret it.
Sadly, while your employer may agree with you, it it may well be that his customers have a different view.
A good employer will never abuse or treat his staff in this way. But although to the best of your knowledge the company has millions of dollars of forward orders, there may be immense stress in the boardroom.
Those handrails you make may be destined for the booming building industry, to be paid for by plentiful bank credit.
Then again, your employer may be wondering "will I ever get paid for these ?" - "Will there be another order if I do ?"
There is no excuse for treating you poorly, and you should consult your union.
You can legally say "I have rights, I won't work overtime, clean the toilets or help with anything I am not obligated to do"
But, your employer has NO RIGHTS with his customer. He needs to keep them happy, provide a quality product, on-time at a price the customer can afford.
Your assistance in helping him meet these goals helps him keep employing you.
David must play fair with the other kids, even the idiots.
You won't get me I'm part of the union
You won't get me I'm part of the union
You won't get me I'm part of the union
Till the day I die...
...Watta ya mean FIRED?!!!!![]()
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