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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 3148704" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>I don't disagree, but my earlier comments about school attendance and punctuality stand. </p><p>Its training for life after school when tardiness counts.</p><p>In manufacturing facilities, time is dollars. When engineers calculate how long a part can take to produce, the entire companies future production rates and service to customers comes into play. You can't have people coming in when they want. You come to work on time or early so you can be at your station when the buzzer goes off to produce your parts. </p><p>I know that may sound foreign to those not in the manufacturing world, but that is life and how it does work in that environment. I worked at that schedule for over 40 years. You come to work a few times late, you might not have a job. </p><p>That's reality and schools need to teach that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 3148704, member: 5412"] I don't disagree, but my earlier comments about school attendance and punctuality stand. Its training for life after school when tardiness counts. In manufacturing facilities, time is dollars. When engineers calculate how long a part can take to produce, the entire companies future production rates and service to customers comes into play. You can't have people coming in when they want. You come to work on time or early so you can be at your station when the buzzer goes off to produce your parts. I know that may sound foreign to those not in the manufacturing world, but that is life and how it does work in that environment. I worked at that schedule for over 40 years. You come to work a few times late, you might not have a job. That's reality and schools need to teach that. [/QUOTE]
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