Reddit rSlash Storytime maliciouscompliance where Company somehow thought only having 1 person per shift trained to properly do a labor intensive job in a closed, humid building pumping 190° water through liquid truck trailers. They then hired not one but 2 different substance abusing poor physical fits for the second shift position. After the second hire was fired for passing out drunk on top of a trailer, I was again forced to work both first and second shift. One of the companies we delivered to tripled their order and the job worked me to the absolute bone with 90-110 hour weeks during hot summer months. Multiple complaints did nothing but tell me to "do as I'm told." When I was hired I was told 7am to 3pm was my shift and my job was to do all the trailers for my shift plus 2 for second shift. Since complaints fell on deaf ears, I decided to do as I was told clocked out at 3pm after finishing first shift trailers plus two. Shut my phone off and had a good time at the fair that night. Next day I'm taken into the office, yelled at for 45 minutes and told they only got 4 trailers done after I left (an amount I could do in 1 hour.) Professor fails me because my group went ghost during group project. I have to call in sick before 6 in the morning? Alright then. DHS caseworker and her power trip

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