convicted felon
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I asked my DM this question on someone else's behalf, and he told me the answer was no.
705red
Browncafe Steward
I know that UPS has hired some Felons, Had a guy that put it on his application and was hired, probably a error by HR and the union fought his termination and won.
Thats why I said its possible.
I know several drivers that became felons while working for UPS, so why do they fight hiring felons?
Thats why I said its possible.
I know several drivers that became felons while working for UPS, so why do they fight hiring felons?
UnconTROLLed
perfection
I know someone who was hired P/T as a convicted felon but was denied a driving job when his turn in seniroity came up. The company made an excuse to avoid having to fill the job with the person other than the conviction.
Old International
Now driving a Sterling
It might depend on the offense. If it is theft or drug related, I doubt it. Just don't falsify you application, what ever you do.
This comment isn't directed at the original Poster . . .
In the American Criminal Justice System it is almost unheard of for criminals to pay their debt in full to Society, to serve their full sentence (assuming they even got a full sentence), and to make all their victims whole.
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I'll bite, what is the crime?
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Does it really matter?
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Guest
It just might! Big difference between shoplifting a bag of pampers and robbing a bank at gunpoint and killing and shooting 2 guards on the way out the door.
705red
Browncafe Steward
Dave if a 17 year old does something stupid and gets charged as an adult and convited or plead guilty to a felony, do you think this person still thinks or acts the same at the age of 30?
I say this because I was not a good teenager, I made many bad choices. I easily could have been charged with a felony back then. Crap i did stupid stuff when I was working at UPS, staying out partying like a rock star and I went to work everyday. I dont know how many times I (when I was younger) drove home intoxicated.
Now that I am a father I like to think Im a little more responsible. But a lot of the mistakes I made make me who I am today. IMO
trplnkl
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I'm pretty sure that UPS does not bond drivers due to the cost, however they probably have some type of self bonding. A felony might interfere with that. I seem to recall my application for UPS included the question if I was bond-able.
The 17 year time span may be overlooked if the record is clean, even misdemeanors. Of course this is mostly guessing on my part.
The 17 year time span may be overlooked if the record is clean, even misdemeanors. Of course this is mostly guessing on my part.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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The answer to the question you pose will be determined, in one way or another, by the original poster.
helenofcalifornia
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Any chance of getting the felony expunged? Hollywood seems to have no problem getting their felonies evaporate.
brownmonster
Man of Great Wisdom
I'm pretty sure this would-be driver has a smaller bank account and a much smaller team of lawyers.
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