My husband is the finishing supervisor for a custom cabinet shop. He's been with them for almost three years with no problems. About three weeks ago, they hired a new shop supervisor. He happens to be the owners daughters (she works there too) boyfriend. He has management experience, but has never worked in woodworking. The problem is that he's telling my husband to do some things differently, which is fine, except that if he does these things, jobs won't be correct, the pieces will come back and my husband will have to re-do them. These are jobs that take days to complete. (Like a house full of cabinets, bookshelves, trim, etc). Yesterday, he passed a job to my husband and the majority of the pieces were marked for the wrong color. My husband pointed it out to him and it took an arguement for the Supervisor to look at what he marked. He had done it wrong. The Shop Sup. has called a meeting with my husband, the owners, and himself today to discuss my husbands attitude. Help!
2007-08-09
06:34:44
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Wendy B
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