Ok im used to one set schedule when i work .

Cynthia jensen

October 30,2022 at 4:40PM UTC

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Ok im used to one set schedule when i work . But my schdule bounces around . Im the only emplyee that doesnt have a set schedule. The other drdrivers schedule never changes .. n now since i did not show up on a schduled day because i didnt know my times changed again . The manager said im at my thrird warning . Now i didnt even relize i had any warni gs no verbal or weitten warnings. I never signed a agreement or i never signed a written warning. So how can i already be at my last warning..

N now I take a picture of my schedule. Is it fair if I'm the only one who's schedule time change n no body else's times change .. I wanted a 7:30am til 4:30pm it makes since the other driver has her schedule n it never changes is that fair .

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AnonymousOctober 30,2022 at 6:44PM UTC
Until this is resolved with your supervisor and HR, it sounds like you’ll need to keep a close eye on your schedule because ultimately you’re responsible for that. Based on your most recent write up, it doesn’t sound like boss is tolerating your response of: I didn’t know my schedule changed.
I’d strongly recommend that you approach your boss with a clear and concise request to move to a fixed schedule. These repeat communication breakdowns and missed shifts will fast track your termination.
If your boss refuses to move you to a fixed schedule (and that’s a deal-breaker for you) time to look for a new job. Best of luck.
Maria MolinariOctober 30,2022 at 6:59PM UTC
I’m sorry you’re going through this.
Usually, for verbal warnings, it’s more of a conversation so there isn’t any paperwork. A written warning requires documentation so my recommendation is to ask for any/all previous documentation regarding the warnings you’ve received so you have them.
I understand having a schedule that changes frequently however it was on a weekly basis so it was easier to keep track, if you will. I would recommend writing down your schedule and confirming it with your supervisor. I would also recommend finding out how frequently your schedule will change and see if there is a way or system to notify you of these changes.
When you started was there discussion of a changing schedule or was this something written in the job description?
AnonymousOctober 30,2022 at 11:08PM UTC
What is your status compared to the other driver? Does that driver have tenure? We're you hired with the understanding that flexibility was part of the job?