delsdad wrote:Shouldn't that be policy, ESPECIALLY for managers (or any CM) who are taking charge of a "situation" ? It would be directly connected to both SAFETY and EFFICIENCY, I would think.
There's a reason CMs in safety roles don't wear lanyards. IMO dealing with situations turns the CMs involved roles into safety ones so the lanyards should vanish.
In my area we do hat embroidery. The people sewing are supposed to take off their lanyards for safety (so they don't get caught in the machines). I sometimes "forget" to put my pins back on sometimes when I change roles.
Pretty much, if I'm somewhere where trading pins will be a distraction that could be hazardous I take mine off.
Zazu wrote:Gee, Shorty, I thought you wore a hip lanyard so it would be at eye level for normal guests!
Well, that too. :D:
There are numerous reasons why I have a hip lanyard instead of a neck lanyard. Besides the reasons already mentioned it's also because as I'm so tall I have to bend over a lot at counters (especially to reach inside the glass cases we have in one shop) and the neck lanyard I started with was always banging against and catching the counters.
Main Streeter wrote:MAPO, Shorty is Everyone's Hero! You are in for a treat when you meet Shorty. Prepare for a very high I Q.
Ahh, thanks.
Around here, however, we don’t look backwards for very long.
We keep moving forward, opening up new doors and doing new things, because we're curious…
and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths.
-Walt Disney
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