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New employment being blamed for Machines lack of productivity, help sought

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  • New employment being blamed for Machines lack of productivity, help sought

    Hi I work in retail with vending machines. These machines are new to company and manufacturer and many do not know how they truly work. The machines have a history of being temperamental. Now I am in the role and I have been reviewed as having lack of productivity as the machines don't work.

    I have been told by someone who said he was rusty on his knowledge of the machines, after he had been working since 4am in the morning.
    I was not given information of who to contact when the machine goes wrong or info. Luckily I found this out for myself.
    Whats my position as I do like the job, don't normally work in retail but I am enjoying it.
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