Yeah...it's not paranoia. Safety is calling drivers into the office, asking them what store they have been at, and pulling the footage from that store. The driver is then audited, and written up if they did not perform all of the steps required...and it's not just a walk around.
In the 2 years that I've worked at Walmart, I've learned that there are 3 ways of doing things:
1: The way that we all do it
2: The "trucking company safety department way".
3: The Walmart way
Yes, the pay is good. But that pay comes with the bonus of micromanagement and bs safety writeups. Like going 72mph downhill in a 75mph zone because it violates Walmarts speed limit. The camera audits are just another weapon in their vast arsenal of weapons to micromanage.
WalMart drivers word to the wise...
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Well, all I can say is I love ordering my groceries online and having some little sweet thing bring ‘em out and load ‘em in my car, or coffin (whichever I’m in the mood to use as my mode of transportation).
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I've said it before and I'll say it again, don't let the average Wal-Mart employee know what a Wal-Mart driver makes, most of them look like they are ready to walk off the job and step in front of a bus already.
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