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simple solutions to your problems....if you get alot of opens, set them off to the side, and hold your unloader up, walk over and get a tape gun and tape them up curing your open problem. IF you get irregs, kill the aisle and make the unloader come and get the irreg that they sent you, unless its like 71 pounds then ill cut them some slack ont he pound and through it to the side for when the aisle is being wrapped up. And if your having to listen to it from your sup for shutting down your unloader or the aisle tell him you cannot work at your best surrounded by opens and irregs. Now as for the pace of the unloader, i feel as long as they give u nearly all labels (90+%) there is no reason if they dont send opens and irregs, that you should not be able to sort them, they are a human being they can only go so fast and will tire out before you because of the fact they are in a hot truck sweating their balls off and you have a fan blowing air on you. And with the belts going down if your getting yelled at and the unload sup tells them UL to go again...just kill the aisle tell them to hold up and reset the aisle...where do you plan on putting these package...if you stack them on the belts the aisle will just go down even faster because their will be more labels facing every direction for the picker slowing his(or her) efficiency down. just my 2 cents how i handle idiocy. And i've never loaded personally but i always felt Unloading and sorting are jokes of jobs, the sort isnt that hard unless you have like 10+ belts in your hub (we only got....10 including the air belt and not including the small sort (i dont use it anyways since it never is on).
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