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Starting work at Morrisons again blah de blah
However, they said come this morning at 9am for my induction which I thought would be an hour or two of form filing/uniform receiving like last time.
Nope, I was in a crowded room for 6 hours being read a health and safety booklet from page to page. Then the woman, in complete primary school manner asked everyone to 'spot the mistakes' in a cartoon picture. It was sad to see grown men and women shout these out like a bunch of five year olds, it really was.
I've had about 3 hours sleep and I've missed the last bus to my mate's parents house place which was having a big party.
I hate work
However, they said come this morning at 9am for my induction which I thought would be an hour or two of form filing/uniform receiving like last time.
Nope, I was in a crowded room for 6 hours being read a health and safety booklet from page to page. Then the woman, in complete primary school manner asked everyone to 'spot the mistakes' in a cartoon picture. It was sad to see grown men and women shout these out like a bunch of five year olds, it really was.
I've had about 3 hours sleep and I've missed the last bus to my mate's parents house place which was having a big party.
I hate work
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lcarus wrote:
> sheepy in surprise moaning post shocker!!!
I think the person in your tag will be doing a fair amount of moaning. Has no-one told you to remove that yet?
> sheepy in surprise moaning post shocker!!!
I think the person in your tag will be doing a fair amount of moaning. Has no-one told you to remove that yet?
That was really a coincidence, at least initially.
lcarus wrote:
> That was really a coincidence, at least initially.
I'm sure it was...
> That was really a coincidence, at least initially.
I'm sure it was...
Really! It was used as a link to the stuff I was selling here. After that ended, I coouldn't think of a tag so just used the most obvious then.
Forest Fan wrote:
> SHEEPY wrote:
> I've missed the last bus
>
> Haha. At 4:31pm? Where do you live?
It's a long distance trip, I was heading up to Fife.
And yeah, Im like to moan.
WoW and cakes will keep me company tonight.
/cry
> SHEEPY wrote:
> I've missed the last bus
>
> Haha. At 4:31pm? Where do you live?
It's a long distance trip, I was heading up to Fife.
And yeah, Im like to moan.
WoW and cakes will keep me company tonight.
/cry
RoJ wrote:
> Health and Safety.. That stuff is generally a waste of time.
We're born to die! .Fact.
> Health and Safety.. That stuff is generally a waste of time.
We're born to die! .Fact.
I'd tend to agree with the attitude that such attention to health and safety is over the top, but having met a large cross section of the morons that work at those places, I can see why they have to cover their @r5es.
One 16 year old lad at Kwik Save when I was working there, ran a box cutter knife straight down his hand. He was holding the box to steady it - it didn't occur to him that the knife would go straight through the box. Net result - hasty trip to hospital and shed load of stitches.
I've done some bloody stupid things in haste though - such as dragging a rollcage full to the top of soft drinks and wine, at high speed over a mat. Still, at least it didn't land on me.
One 16 year old lad at Kwik Save when I was working there, ran a box cutter knife straight down his hand. He was holding the box to steady it - it didn't occur to him that the knife would go straight through the box. Net result - hasty trip to hospital and shed load of stitches.
I've done some bloody stupid things in haste though - such as dragging a rollcage full to the top of soft drinks and wine, at high speed over a mat. Still, at least it didn't land on me.
As if it wasn't bad enough doing it at work, I'd already been through just about every health and safety speech there is thanks to being on a media course and having to deal with wiring and stuff.
The other week we were given a "household notes presentation" at work. You're probably wondering what in the blue sam hell a household note is, it's basically a note you leave when you deal with someone's claim for New Tax Credits. Only the claims get dealt with by different people in different parts of the country so technical terms and abbreviations cause a lot of hassle when trying to translate what someone else has said.
Despite my team not dealing with household notes we were still treated to a sit down as our manager simply read through the booklet cover to cover (the booklet we all had in front of us) with all the emotion of a Dalek.
The excitement in the air was incredible...
Thankfully I had an early finish that day so after 10 minutes I got up and walked out, but I was assured I would get the presentation the next day.
Next day my boss takes the only other person who missed it the previous day downstairs... and forgets about me. Huzzah!
The other week we were given a "household notes presentation" at work. You're probably wondering what in the blue sam hell a household note is, it's basically a note you leave when you deal with someone's claim for New Tax Credits. Only the claims get dealt with by different people in different parts of the country so technical terms and abbreviations cause a lot of hassle when trying to translate what someone else has said.
Despite my team not dealing with household notes we were still treated to a sit down as our manager simply read through the booklet cover to cover (the booklet we all had in front of us) with all the emotion of a Dalek.
The excitement in the air was incredible...
Thankfully I had an early finish that day so after 10 minutes I got up and walked out, but I was assured I would get the presentation the next day.
Next day my boss takes the only other person who missed it the previous day downstairs... and forgets about me. Huzzah!
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