Tags

What is all this talk I hear about Red tags, green tags, blue tags? Can someone explain to me what all that means? Thanks :)

I think we've done this before, but...

Red tag is a standard seasonal employee over 18 years old. Green tag (light lime green) is seasonal 14-15 years old. Green tag (darker hunter green) is 16-17 years old. Blue tag is a ride/crew/team leader, the person that sets up the break schedules, the weekly schedule, and is basically in charge of the ride. A silver tag is a year-round full-time management person. The colors refer to the colors of the name tags.

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Don't forget double blue, thats the area supervisors, they are in charge of all the (depending on what department you are in)games, rides, food stands in they're area. They make sure all the team leaders/supervisors are doing there jobs correctly, and if they need any extra help or supplies they provide(or do there best to) them.


*** This post was edited by Orion on 2/16/2001. *** *** This post was edited by Orion on 2/16/2001. ***

Just for reference, a "double blue" tag is a blue nametag but you have your first and last name on it. :)

There is so much red tape invloved in this company

Red tape, blue tape, green tape, and don't forget the orange maintenance DON'T SIT HERE tape...

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Then we could go into the certification colors of foods employees and really confuse you!!!

Thanks for answering the question.. :)

Or the security guards, which some only have a number identifying them.

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