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Not really. I just came off night shift and was thrown right back on it. We work 12 hour shifts, they alternate between forced overtime and disallowed overtime at their whims.

When I brought up I have yet to get my float (4x10s considered the 'easy' shift) I was told there was nothing they could do. All I could think was well how will you handle it when I leave?

Management really is that dense.

They care not one whit about objections nor people leaving.

Imho it's merely a matter of time but the younger guys all hold out hope. I've none left.



> All I could think was well how will you handle it when I leave?

You mentioned upthread:

> New plants came to town paying current market rate and snagged most of the top talent.

You should totally get a job at one of those plants and let them hang.


Many Manufacturing managers hate people and just treat them as an expense to be exploited.


So what you're saying isn't you have tried saying "no" and just seeing if they call your bluff and fire you or just let you leave.




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