Tuesday, I was communicating with a scheduler and was told that she would assign me two shops in a town about 20-25 miles away from me for Wednesday. After hearing back I took another shop in that area to make the drive worth it. I also turned down another shop that was closer to home since I already committed one set of shops.
A few hours later she still had not assigned the shops. I emailed to ask her to assign the shops. She did not respond. In fact she hasn't responded in over 24 hours. She did not ever assign the shops. She has not answered calls nor has she answered emailed.
I still drove over 40 miles to complete the one shop for $20. As a result of her not assigning me the shops she said she would, I drove 40 miles and missed out on two closer shops. I guess I could have just skipped out on the one shop but if I agree to complete a job I do so...
Is there any recourse for me? Do schedulers have managers that I can bring this up with? It seems to me that if we are expected to hold up our end and not bail on shops then schedulers should be expected to hold up their end and assign shops they say they will.
A few hours later she still had not assigned the shops. I emailed to ask her to assign the shops. She did not respond. In fact she hasn't responded in over 24 hours. She did not ever assign the shops. She has not answered calls nor has she answered emailed.
I still drove over 40 miles to complete the one shop for $20. As a result of her not assigning me the shops she said she would, I drove 40 miles and missed out on two closer shops. I guess I could have just skipped out on the one shop but if I agree to complete a job I do so...
Is there any recourse for me? Do schedulers have managers that I can bring this up with? It seems to me that if we are expected to hold up our end and not bail on shops then schedulers should be expected to hold up their end and assign shops they say they will.