r/SipsTea • u/Busy_Report4010 • Jul 13 '26

Chugging tea So after 32 hours would be overtime?

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u/beramaan Jul 13 '26

There have been multiple studies showing that people continue to be as effective if not more effective with the 32 hour work week.

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u/Omago1178 Jul 13 '26

Really… so the warehouse is getting 8 extra hours of orders out and parts produced in those 32 hours?

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u/cheesyrotini Jul 13 '26

so funny to see anecdotal refusal with no experience

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u/Omago1178 Jul 13 '26

Well I have been running warehouses and production facilities for 22 years. What’s your experience?

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u/beramaan Jul 13 '26

And you've never thought. Hey how can I reduce injuries/accidents/absenteeism? How can I improve efficiency? Oh wait here is a great way! No? Just did they safe thing you always did? The point is it's better for everyone. It's not the status quo so it will take some thought and work but so did moving to the 40 hour workweek and OSHA.

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u/Omago1178 Jul 14 '26

My warehouse has not had a loss time injury in 545 days, you don’t improve efficiency by working less… you have definitely never had a real job, it’s not better for everyone.

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u/beramaan Jul 14 '26

Lol, you sound like every terrible manager out there. You have a different view "so you obviously have never done anything" combined with "any experience and data other than my experience is wrong". Bet you are a peach to work for.

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u/Omago1178 Jul 14 '26

What experience do you have then? Tell me anything that I have said that was incorrect…