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A 3 page paper analyzing a case focusing on grocery warehouse operation. It can be as difficult to fill an unskilled vacancy as it is to fill one with demanding qualifications. The purpose here is to identify a solution for ensuring the presence of the labor needed to ensure efficient warehouse operation. The paper identifies three possible alternatives to select and justify one. No sources listed.
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be as difficult to fill an unskilled vacancy as it is to fill one with demanding qualifications. The purpose here is to identify a solution for ensuring the presence
of the labor needed to ensure efficient warehouse operation. Current Situation; Key Issues Grocery warehouse supervisor Arthur Reed oversees the shipping dock, and
must ensure that workers are available during two shifts daily to receive shipments to the warehouse. The summer months are problematic in that regular workers are taking their vacations
and also tend to call in sick more often. Reed must ensure that there are workers present in sufficient numbers to unload trucks
in the shortest amount of time possible. Using workers from temporary agencies has not been an effective solution in the past, and Reed has had little success in hiring
temporary workers to work only when needed. Further, he cannot add additional full-time workers that could be available to fill in on days when they are needed.
The case states that the job pays only slightly above minimum wage and that workers must pay union dues from that pay level. Though
workers must wear steel-toed shoes, they are not required to own them. Workers are not guaranteed any specific number of hours and they receive no benefits. Available Alternatives
Though not specifically stated in the case, Reed likely works under several legal constraints. Given the nature of the work and the requirement
for protective shoes, workers likely must be over the age of 18, precluding any option for using high school students or others not dependent on their income for their livelihood.
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