That isn't my experience at all in a glass plant in the midwest. If you were a run of the mill laborer on the floor, you had a station and you worked your 8/12/

That isn't my experience at all in a glass plant in the midwest. If you were a run of the mill laborer on the floor, you had a station and you worked your 8/12/16 hour shift right there the entire time. I stood at the end of a long cooling belt inspecting glass for QA defects, piece by miserable piece until I was able to clock out. edit/ Also, throwing boxes for delivery companies or warehouses, you'll be standing at the end of your belt filling up trucks for the entire duration of your 8/12/16 hour shift.